O Falcon 80 charter Göcek is a 25-metre Italian flybridge motor yacht for eight guests, run with a skipper and a chef out of Göcek Muçev Marina. Falcon built her in 1993 and she was refitted in 2010; she draws just 1.5 metres, which makes her a natural fit for the shallow coves and beach anchorages of the Gulf of Fethiye.
Falcon Yachts built a reputation for sea-kindly flybridge yachts, and this 25-metre example is a comfortable, unfussy platform rather than a statement piece. Twin 1,300-horsepower engines move her at a relaxed cruise, and a shallow 1.5-metre draught opens up anchorages that deeper boats have to pass by. For a charter party of eight the appeal is straightforward: a crewed week on the Turkish coast at a price well below the newer yachts around her.

Life aboard runs across three outdoor levels. The flybridge carries a second helm, a wet bar and a dining table under a bimini, with sun pads for the afternoon. The main aft deck sets up for shaded al fresco dinners a step from the sea, and a full-width foredeck adds a private set of sun pads forward. A bathing platform, a tender, snorkelling gear and a fishing set are aboard for days spent in the water.
Inside, warm timber panelling and a classic 1990s layout sleep eight guests across four cabins, each with an en-suite head. A full-beam master, a VIP double and further double and twin cabins are finished in pale linen against the wood. The main salon runs the width of the yacht with a full-height view of the water, a separate dining area sits forward, and a proper wheelhouse keeps the working part of the yacht out of the guest space. Air-conditioning, a generator and a watermaker keep her comfortable through a week at anchor.

Length overall runs to 25 metres on a six-metre beam, with a shallow 1.5-metre draught. Fuel capacity is 7,000 litres and fresh water 2,000 litres. Twin 1,300-horsepower engines, a bow thruster, radar, autopilot and dual GPS chartplotters handle navigation, while a generator, full air-conditioning, a watermaker and an ice maker cover the domestic side. Free WiFi, a flat-screen television and an audio system round out the equipment.
She charters with a skipper and a chef aboard, which is where an older yacht like this earns her keep on the Turkish coast. The chef provisions around long lunches at anchor and the boat-in tables that only open from the water, and the skipper handles the route, the tender and the day’s plan — so the guests are left with the swimming, the eating and the view.
Göcek is a small, protected marina town ringed by pine-covered islands, and its shallow draught makes the Falcon 80 well suited to the twelve bays within a short cruise. Mornings open toward Yassıca Adaları and the shallows off Göbün; afternoons drift to Tomb Bay and the natural pool at Cleopatra’s Hamam. For the wider picture, the official Türkiye guide to Göcek maps the anchorages within a comfortable day’s reach.

A charter aboard this yacht begins from €1,650 per day, with a skipper and chef included — among the most accessible crewed motor-yacht charters on the Turkish Riviera. Explore the wider Aquinox kiralama filosu, or speak with our charter desk to build an itinerary around the vessel, the season and your guests.