39m Ses Yachts 129 Charter Bodrum | 2000 | HU3906

This Ses Yachts 129 charter Bodrum yacht is a 39-metre motor yacht built in 2000, one of the largest vessels in the fleet. She sleeps twelve guests across six cabins and runs with a full crew of seven. Her home berth is Bodrum Milta Marina, in the heart of the town. This is a proper crewed superyacht — the size for a large family, a group of friends or a milestone occasion on the water.

The Ses Yachts 129 charter Bodrum experience

Bodrum sits at the head of a wide bay under a Crusader castle, with a working harbour full of gulets and yachts. From here the Gulf of Gökova runs east and the islands off the peninsula lie a short hop away. A week aboard a boat this size is unhurried — the yacht carries enough fuel and water to stay out for days, so the plan follows the light and the weather rather than the marina.

Twin 2,250-horsepower engines move her easily between anchorages. The interior is grand — burl walnut, cream leather and warm light across two decks of salons and cabins. There is a full wheelhouse, a formal dining saloon and a crew of seven, chef and hostess included, so the boat runs quietly around twelve guests without ever feeling crowded.

Accommodation and interior

Six cabins sleep twelve. The full-beam master runs the width of the yacht, with a private lounge, an en-suite and hull windows on both sides. A VIP cabin and four further guest cabins handle the rest of the party, each double and each with its own bathroom. The interior is classic and opulent — burl wood, gold detailing and deep, comfortable seating throughout.

The main deck holds a grand salon and a formal dining saloon that seats the whole party indoors. A separate galley is sized for a crew cooking for twelve, and the chef provisions it to the guest’s brief. Bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi are all included, and the yacht’s large tankage means real independence at anchor.

Deck space and water toys

A yacht this size is all about deck space. The aft deck seats every guest for dinner under shade, a step from the sea. The flybridge carries a second lounge, a bar and dining with the best views on board, and the foredeck holds a jacuzzi and sun pads. At anchor the bathing platform opens the stern to the water.

The toy locker is deep. A jacuzzi, a jet ski, water skis, a wakeboard, a stand-up paddleboard, snorkelling gear and a fishing set all come aboard, along with a tender for shore runs. The bays around Bodrum are warm and clear, and a big crewed yacht turns the water into a private playground for the week.

Booking a Ses Yachts 129 charter Bodrum week

A week from Bodrum usually runs east into the Gulf of Gökova — Cleopatra’s Beach at Sedir Island, the Seven Islands and the quiet inlets beyond — or south towards the bays off the peninsula. Much of the best food on this coast is boat-in only. The crew provisions the galley to the guest’s brief and arranges tables ashore. See our full charter fleet for other vessels on the same coast, and the official Go Türkiye guide for background on the region.

Scale is the whole point of a yacht like this. At 39 metres with six cabins and a crew of seven, she is set up for a big group to travel together in comfort — the kind of boat that suits a family reunion, a group of friends splitting the week, or a celebration. Her shallow 1.5-metre draught means she still tucks into the coves, and her large fuel and water tanks let her stay out far longer than a smaller boat.

Season on this coast runs from late April into October. July and August are warm and busy, and Bodrum is at its liveliest. May, June and September are calmer, and for many guests they are the better months — warm water, thinner crowds and softer light. A crew of seven takes every part of the week off your hands, from the cooking to the water toys.

The daily charter rate starts from €9,000. This is the charter fee. VAT and running costs such as fuel, food and mooring are handled separately. This yacht is offered under the Aquinox fleet code HU3906. To hold a date, contact Aquinox Yachting on +90 549 507 19 93 or at info@aquinoxyachting.com.

Specifications in brief. Length 39 metres. Beam 7.8 metres. Draught 1.5 metres. Built 2000. Six cabins, twelve guests, seven crew. Twin engines of 2,250 horsepower. Fuel 17,000 litres, fresh water 17,800 litres. Based at Bodrum Milta Marina and offered from €9,000 per day, with a jacuzzi and a full set of water toys.