The Lagoon 51 charter Fethiye is a 15.35-metre sailing catamaran, new in 2024 and berthed at Yacht Club Mai near Fethiye. She sleeps up to twelve guests across seven cabins with a professional crew aboard — a genuine large-group or two-family yacht. The Lagoon 51 is built around volume: a single-level main deck, a full flybridge, wide side decks and a forward cockpit, with the yard’s tall glazing keeping the sea in view throughout. Few catamarans this size feel so easy to live aboard.

She measures 15.35 metres on deck with a beam of 8.1 metres and a shallow 1.4-metre draught. Seven cabins are arranged across the two hulls, each with an en-suite head, sleeping up to twelve — a rare capacity that suits large families or groups of friends travelling together. The main deck runs as one open volume, galley and saloon flowing out to the aft cockpit, and the raised helm and flybridge sit above. It is a layout that keeps a big party comfortable without ever feeling crowded.

Outdoor living defines the Lagoon 51. The aft cockpit seats the whole group in the shade, level with the saloon. Forward, a cockpit lounge and the coachroof sunpads face the bow. Above, the flybridge carries the helm, a long sunbed and a sociable seating area with the best views on board — the natural gathering place at anchor. Electric winches handle the big rig, and a RIB tender comes with the charter for beach runs and shore trips. The wide side decks make moving around simple, even with a full complement aboard.

Inside, the saloon is bright and open, wrapped in Lagoon’s tall windows so the settee and galley share the sea view. A large dining table gathers the whole group, and the galley is generously equipped — gas cooker, oven, deep sink, dishwasher and full refrigeration — a proper crew galley for feeding twelve. Each of the seven cabins is finished in warm timber and pale, calm fabric, with hull windows, reading lights and an en-suite head and shower. A water maker keeps the tanks full on longer legs.

Twin 80-horsepower diesels — 119.3 kW in total — move her easily under power and hold a steady line between anchorages. She carries 1,040 litres of fuel and 830 litres of fresh water, with a water maker aboard for extended cruising. The hull is fibreglass and the rig a mainsail with electric winch assistance. Built in 2024, she is the current generation, and her shallow 1.4-metre draught lets even a fifteen-metre catamaran slip into the coves that make this coast worth sailing. She charters fully crewed.

Fethiye and the Gulf of Göcek hold some of the Mediterranean’s best tables at anchor, reachable only from the water. From a Lagoon 51 charter in Fethiye the crew can bring you to a boat-in-only restaurant in a quiet pine-lined bay, the tender running the group to the jetty, where the kitchen cooks the day’s catch and the produce of the hills. Grilled sea bass, mezze and figs, then a short, level ride back to the yacht under the stars — an easy evening even for a large party.

Fethiye opens onto one of Turkey’s finest cruising grounds: the sheltered Twelve Islands off Göcek, the deep pine inlets of Göcek Bay, and the turquoise sweep of Ölüdeniz a short passage south. A week aboard the Lagoon 51 might drift from Wall Bay and Tersane Island to Bedri Rahmi Bay and Kızıl Ada, the crew handling the sailing and the anchoring while the group swims. The season runs long and warm — late spring into October — with the clearest, calmest water at either end.

This Lagoon 51 (fleet code LI1507) charters from €1,041 per day, fully crewed — exceptional value for a yacht that sleeps twelve. Aquinox Yachting arranges the booking, provisioning, crew and itinerary end to end. For a larger crewed catamaran, see our Lagoon 55 charter in Fethiye; for a smaller one, the Lagoon 42 charter in Marmaris. Browse the full Aquinox charter fleet, and to learn more about the model visit Lagoon Catamarans. Contact Aquinox Yachting to check availability for your dates.
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