A Tecnomar 116 charter is Italian sport-yacht design at full length — 35 metres of dark, low-slung hull built to move fast and lie beautifully at anchor. Berthed at Torba Marina in Bodrum, she opens directly onto the deep blue water of the Gulf of Gökova and the islands beyond.

Launched by the Italian yard and comprehensively refitted in 2025, this Tecnomar carries four cabins for eight guests across a generous 7.2-metre beam, run by a professional crew. The aubergine hull, sculpted superstructure and wide teak decks give her a presence on the Bodrum waterfront that few motor yachts of her length can match.
Twin engines of 2,450 horsepower each drive a planing hull built for speed and open-water composure, while a shallow 1.5-metre draught lets her slip into coves that deeper yachts must pass by. With 15,000 litres of fuel aboard, a Tecnomar 116 charter has the range to explore the whole gulf and return without a thought for the marina.
The comprehensive 2025 refit renewed her interior and systems throughout, so the air-conditioning, generators and galley all run without compromise through a full week off the dock — a yacht kept to charter standard by an owner who understands that a fast hull is only half the promise.

Below, the interior is pure contemporary superyacht — pale, tactile surfaces, full-height glass and a saloon that flows aft to the sea, with a separate formal dining table and a bar. Four cabins sleep eight in quiet comfort, each with its own en-suite among the yacht’s four heads, finished to the standard of a modern villa rather than a traditional yacht.


Life aboard runs across the decks: an aft dining setting under the awning, vast foredeck sun pads forward of the superstructure, an upper deck for the passage, and a bathing platform that opens onto the water. The crew provisions each morning from the markets of Bodrum and lays a boat-in-only table — breakfast at anchor, lunch off the platform, dinner as the light goes down over the gulf.
Between anchorages the sea becomes an extension of the deck — swimming off the transom, a tender for exploring the shoreline, long afternoons in the shade of the awning. It is Mediterranean living in its most private form, provisioned that morning and enjoyed entirely aboard.

A week aboard traces the sheltered water of the Gulf of Gökova and the bays around Bodrum — the pine-fringed inlets of the northern shore, the clear anchorages off the islands, the coves that only a shoal-draught yacht can reach. Each season shows the gulf differently, from the still mornings of June to the warm, empty water of September.

A Tecnomar 116 charter is for a party of eight who want speed, style and space in equal measure — a fast, striking hull with the volume and finish to make the yacht itself the destination, positioned at the threshold of one of the Mediterranean’s finest cruising grounds. For a larger party from the same base port, the 37m Leomar 120 charter in Bodrum covers the same cruising ground, while the 24m motor yacht charter in Bodrum suits a smaller group.

Aquinox Yachting arranges this Tecnomar 116 out of Bodrum from €22,680 per week, with itineraries shaped around your party and the season. Contact our brokerage and browse the wider Aquinox kiralama filosu to plan a bespoke week through the Gulf of Gökova.
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