O Princess 60 charter Göcek is a 20-metre British flybridge motor yacht for six guests, run with a skipper out of D-Marin Göcek Marina. Princess built her in 2008 and she was refitted in 2020. She is the kind of yacht a smaller party charters when they want the run of the boat rather than a crowd — three cabins, two living areas, and a flybridge with the whole gulf in view.
Princess Yachts has a long reputation for flybridge motor yachts that handle well and use their space cleanly, and this 60-footer is a manageable, easy yacht rather than a large one. Twin 900-horsepower engines move her at a relaxed cruise, and a skippered week keeps the running of the boat out of the guests’ hands. For a couple or a small family the appeal is simple: a private, crewed yacht on the Turkish Riviera at a day rate well below the larger boats around her.
The outdoor space works across two levels. The flybridge carries the upper helm, a wraparound settee and a table under a bimini — the natural spot for lunch and for the run between bays. The aft cockpit sits a step from the sea with a dining table and a sofa, and a bathing platform opens onto the water for swimming. Sun pads forward complete the picture for a day spent at anchor.
Inside, cherry panelling and a bright, low-key layout sleep six guests across three cabins served by two heads. The salon runs to a pair of curved sofas with a full view of the water, a dining area sits forward beside the galley, and the cabins are finished simply in pale linen against the wood. Air-conditioning, a generator and a watermaker keep her self-sufficient through a week on the coast.
Length runs to 19.5 metres on a five-metre beam. Twin 900-horsepower engines and a bow thruster handle the driving, with autopilot and dual GPS chartplotters at the helm. A generator, full air-conditioning and a watermaker cover the domestic side, and a flat-screen television, an audio system and outside speakers round out the equipment. Fresh water runs to 1,000 litres.
A skipper comes with the yacht, which on this coast is the difference between a holiday and a logistics exercise: 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 on request, 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.
Göcek is a small, protected marina town ringed by pine-covered islands, and its scale suits a yacht like this. Mornings open toward Yassıca Adaları and the shallows off Göbün; afternoons drift to Tomb Bay and the natural pool at Cleopatra’s Hamam, all within a short, easy cruise. 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 €929 per day, with a skipper included — one of the most accessible private-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.
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