Five people work this boat so that twelve do not have to. A crewed motor yacht charter Göcek begins with a captain who has spent his life in the Gulf of Fethiye, a cook who shops the Göcek market that morning, and a hostess who has your table laid before you have finished swimming. That is the difference between chartering a yacht and chartering a holiday.
Built in 2010 at Bozburun Yard and refitted in 2023: 33.40 metres overall on an unusually generous 8.83 metre beam, Turkish flagged, cruising at 10 knots with 12 available. Five cabins for twelve guests — one master, two doubles and two triples — with 24-hour air conditioning throughout and a crew of five. She carries no masts, which is the first thing you notice and the reason her deck space reads like a boat ten metres longer.
A captain and four crew is a high ratio for twelve guests, and it shows in the day. Breakfast appears when you surface rather than at a fixed hour. Lunch is usually taken at anchor between swims — mezze, grilled fish, whatever the cook found ashore. Dinner moves to the aft deck as the light goes.
Turkish crews on this coast cook to a standard that surprises people expecting boat food. Dietary requirements, a birthday, a preference for lighter menus after three days of mezze — all of it is arranged in advance, and the galley on a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek is provisioned for twelve rather than improvising for them.
Her party trick is the deck jacuzzi, which very few boats of this size carry. Around it the upper deck is given over to sun pads; forward of the superstructure there is a second sunbathing area under shade sails, and a separate seating area under a bimini for the hours when nobody wants direct sun.
That gives a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek four distinct outdoor rooms — jacuzzi deck, foredeck, forward lounge and aft deck — which on a twelve-guest boat is what stops it feeling crowded. Twelve people rarely want the same thing at the same hour.
The saloon is finished in dark mahogany with panoramic windows on both sides — a proper room rather than a passage between cabins, with a smart TV, Bluetooth audio and enough seating that the whole party can sit inside when the meltemi is up. Interiors on a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek of this vintage are warm rather than minimal.
Accommodation runs to five cabins: a full-beam master with hull windows, two doubles and two triples, each with its own bathroom. Twelve berths across five cabins is what makes a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek work for two or three families travelling together rather than only for couples.
She cruises at 10 knots with 12 knots available, which on this coast is ample — the bays are close together and nobody charters a 33 metre boat to make passages. Air conditioning runs 24 hours, WiFi covers the whole vessel, and the absence of a rig means no standing rigging noise at anchor and no boom over the deck. A crewed motor yacht charter Göcek is a quiet boat at anchor, which is most of what you are buying.
Rates are quoted per day. Low season is €3,900 and high season €6,000, which for twelve guests works out at €325 to €500 a head a day with the crew included. Exactly what the rate covers — fuel, provisioning, harbour dues, drinks — is confirmed with the contract, and we will put it in writing before you commit to a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek.
Charters run week to week through the season, and shorter bookings are sometimes possible outside July and August. Tell us your dates and party size and we will come back with the season band, the total and the inclusions in a single document.
A word on how these boats are priced, because it differs from a bareboat week. The daily rate buys the yacht and her crew; provisioning is normally handled as a separate running account so that you are charged for what your party actually eats and drinks rather than an averaged supplement. Harbour dues vary with how many nights you spend on a quay rather than at anchor, and most weeks on this coast are mostly at anchor. We will set out the expected total, not just the headline rate, before you commit.
She carries a 4.80 metre tender with a 115 horsepower outboard — enough to tow properly rather than apologetically. Behind it: two double canoes, four paddleboards, adult and child water skis, a wakeboard, a mono ski and two ringos. Snorkelling equipment for the whole party, and fishing gear running to two rods, two long lines and six basic lines.
Inside, smart televisions in the saloon and every cabin, Bluetooth speakers, board games and WiFi throughout. It is a deliberately family-shaped inventory, and it is one of the reasons a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek of this size books out to groups travelling with children.
Göcek is the best-placed base on this coast: six marinas, a walkable town, and the Twelve Islands beginning ten minutes past the breakwater. Tersane, Yassıca and Domuz each hold their own anchorage. Sarsala, Boynuzbükü and Kille Bay lie along the north shore; Wall Bay and Kapı Creek face them across the water.
Further out, Fethiye harbour is a half day and Ölüdeniz a full one; Kalkan, Kaş and the sunken city at Kekova fill a second week comfortably. A crewed motor yacht charter Göcek can also clear into Greek waters for Rhodes and Symi, which the captain will arrange if you want it.
Some of the best tables on this coast have no road to them. Bedri Rahmi Bay on Tersane, the fish restaurants at Sarsala and Boynuzbükü, the family kitchens at Kapı Creek and Wall Bay — all reached by tender, and most will lend you a mooring for the night if you eat ashore.
With a cook aboard the calculation changes, though. Most guests on a crewed motor yacht charter Göcek eat ashore twice a week and let the galley do the rest, because the galley is genuinely good and the anchorages are quieter than the quays.
Aquinox handles the contract, the transit log, provisioning lists and transfers from Dalaman, forty minutes away by road. For the same coast under sail see our Lagoon 46 in Göcek; for something smaller and crewed, the Saba 50 in Fethiye.
Tell us your dates and party and we will confirm the week, the crew and the terms of your crewed motor yacht charter Göcek in a single document.
Rates are quoted per day: €3,900 in low season and €6,000 in high season, crew included. For twelve guests that is roughly €325 to €500 a head a day. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and drinks are confirmed with the contract.
Twelve guests in five cabins — one full-beam master, two doubles and two triples, each with its own bathroom and 24-hour air conditioning. A captain and four crew live aboard separately.
Captain, cook, hostess and two deckhands. The cook provisions and prepares all meals aboard, the hostess serves and keeps the cabins, and the deck crew run the tender and the water toys.
The Twelve Islands are ten minutes past the breakwater, Sarsala, Wall Bay and Kapı Creek are half-day hops, and Fethiye, Ölüdeniz, Kaş and Kekova open up over a longer itinerary. Greek waters can be arranged.
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