O Azimut 68 charter Bodrum is a 22-metre Italian flybridge motor yacht for eight guests, run with a small crew out of Bodrum City Harbour. Azimut built her in 2009, and she keeps the marque’s clean lines and warm cherry interior. Four cabins sleep eight, and a full flybridge gives the yacht a second living space above the main deck — a practical, well-proportioned boat for a week on the Turkish Aegean.
Azimut is one of the best-known names in Italian yacht building, and this 68 is a clear, uncomplicated example of the type. Twin 1,360-horsepower engines move her at a relaxed cruise, and the layout keeps eight guests in four cabins without feeling crowded. A crew of two runs the boat and the day, which on the Turkish coast is the difference between a holiday and a project. For a family or a group of friends, she sits in the sweet spot between a small yacht and a large one.
Life aboard runs outdoors across two levels. The flybridge carries the upper helm, sun pads and a seating area under a bimini, with the whole gulf in view. The aft deck sets up for al fresco dinners a step from the sea, and a full-beam foredeck adds a private sun pad forward. A bathing platform and a tender open the yacht to the water at every anchorage, and the shallow, protected bays around Bodrum make swimming the centre of the day.
Inside, warm cherry panelling and cream leather run through a bright, open salon with a lounge, a dining area and a lower helm in a single space. Below, the yacht sleeps eight across four cabins — a full-beam master, a VIP double and two further cabins, one with bunks — each finished simply against the wood, and served by four heads. Air-conditioning, a generator and a watermaker keep her comfortable through a week at anchor.
Length overall runs to 21.8 metres on a 5.2-metre beam. Fuel capacity is 6,000 litres and fresh water 1,000 litres. Twin 1,360-horsepower engines, a bow thruster, radar, autopilot and dual GPS chartplotters handle navigation, while a generator, full air-conditioning and a watermaker cover the domestic side. A flat-screen television, an audio system and a bathing platform complete the equipment. Four cabins are served by four heads.
The yacht charters with a small crew, and a skipper comes with her as standard. On the Turkish coast that matters: they hold the mooring lines, read the weather and know which bays empty out by late afternoon. Provisioning and a private chef can be arranged, so a week aboard can be as hands-off as the guests want — a route drawn around long swims, quiet anchorages and the boat-in tables that only open from the water.
Bodrum is the natural base for the southern Aegean. From the harbour, the Gulf of Gökova opens west toward Sedir Island and its white-sand beach, while Karaada and Orak Island lie a short cruise south with clear water for swimming. The Greek Dodecanese sit within a day’s reach for guests cruising internationally. For the wider picture, the official Türkiye guide to Bodrum maps the bays and the town.
A charter aboard this yacht begins from €1,500 per day — among the most accessible flybridge-yacht charters on the Turkish Aegean. Explore the wider Aquinox kiralama filosu, or speak with our charter desk to build an itinerary around the vessel, the season and your guests.
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