A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye is the easiest good week to arrange on the Turkish coast. The marina sits inside a bay the mountains close on three sides, the airport is forty minutes away, and the first anchorage is reached before lunch. This one is twenty-seven metres, two masts, a classic mainsail and a varnished timber hull. Five cabins take twelve guests, the decks are bare teak, and a 440 hp diesel drives her when the wind drops out of the gulf.
She runs with four crew berthed forward, a hostess among them, and carries her own tender and dinghy engine. Five cabins below — three doubles and two triples — each with an ensuite head and shower, all air conditioned and lined in polished mahogany. A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye works for one large family or two, taking a coast that rewards a slow boat more than a fast one.
The numbers hold up. Length 27 m, or 89 ft. Beam 7.3 m, which is where a gulet gets her saloon and her wide side decks. Draught 3.1 m, deep enough to sit steady when the afternoon breeze comes down the bay. A single 440 hp diesel, 328 kW, with a bow thruster for stern-to berths and 4,000 litres of fuel in the tanks. Generator, inverter, autopilot and a saloon plotter, with heating fitted for the shoulder weeks in May and October.
She is skippered by design and cannot be taken bareboat. The crew handle the passage, the anchor and the tender, and the transit log is included in the rate. Meals are taken as a per-person menu package agreed before departure, which here means fish off the grill, meze, and what the Tuesday market in Fethiye had that morning. Breakfast is on the aft deck; lunch is usually eaten at anchor with the swim ladder down.
The itinerary writes itself. West lie Göcek and the Twelve Islands, a set of wooded anchorages a few miles apart: Tersane, Boynuz Bukü, Yassica and the inlet at Bedri Rahmi with its painted fish. South run Gemiler Island and its Byzantine ruins, Kizilada and the lagoon at Ölüdeniz. A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye rarely covers more than fifty miles in a week, and nobody minds.
The dinners worth taking ashore here are boat-in only — a jetty, a few tables, a kitchen working from one garden. The crew on a deluxe gulet charter Fethiye know which ones are worth the tender ride and at what hour to arrive, and that is the difference between a good week and an ordinary one.
The saloon runs the width of the deckhouse under a beamed mahogany deckhead, with two long dining tables and cream banquettes down both sides. Air conditioning runs throughout, there is a flat-screen at each end and speakers inside and out. Forward of the seating a bar with a glass rack faces the companionway, and the galley behind carries an oven, cooker, fridge, freezer, ice maker and coffee machine.
Outside, a full-width awning covers a long teak table with cushioned benches either side, and a hammock is slung between the shrouds. A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye eats on deck almost every night, and the aft deck is set up for exactly that: the table laid at dusk, the helm wheel behind it, the swim platform a step below.
Below, five cabins take twelve guests in three doubles and two triples, each with an ensuite head and electric heads throughout. The berths are wide, set into mahogany frames with reading lights and bedside drawers; the full-beam cabins carry hull windows and a day settee, the others round portlights at eye level. A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye on a boat this size keeps twelve people comfortable without anyone sharing a bathroom.
The foredeck carries sunpads and a set of bean bags around a low table, with a shade sail rigged over them through the middle of the day. Side decks are wide and uncluttered, there is an outside shower aft, and a kayak, snorkelling sets and water toys come with the boat. On a deluxe gulet charter Fethiye the classic mainsail goes up when the breeze fills in, and the tender is out most afternoons.
Rates for this deluxe gulet charter Fethiye start at €7,700 for a seven-night week, crew and yacht included, rising through July and August; Turkish VAT is added on top. The transit log is included, food is taken as a per-person menu package, and fuel, berths and running costs are covered by an advance provisioning allowance. For a larger boat from the same marina, see our VIP gulet charter in Fethiye, or browse the full range of Aquinox charter yachts. She is a traditional Turkish gulet, built on the Aegean coast.
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Fethiye, Turkey · Gulet
A deluxe gulet charter Fethiye is the easiest good week to arrange on the Turkish coast. The marina sits inside a bay the mountains close on three sides, the airport is forty minutes away, and the first anchorage is reached before lunch. This one is twenty-seven metres, two masts, a classic mainsail and a varnished timber hull. Five cabins take twelve guests, the decks are bare teak, and a 440 hp diesel drives her when…
| Location | Fethiye, Turkey |
| Hull Material | Wood |
| Beam | 7.3 m |
| WC / Bathrooms | 5 |
| Generator | Yes |
| Air Conditioning | Yes |
| Engine | 440 hp diesel |
| Fuel Capacity | 4,000 L |
GPS/Chartplotter · Autopilot · Kayaks · Snorkelling Gear · Air Conditioning · Swimming Platform · Espresso Machine · Ice Maker · Tender Boat
Prepared 22 October 2026. Specifications and price are provided by the owner or central agent, are subject to availability and change, and are confirmed in writing before any agreement. https://aquinoxyachting.com/yachts/deluxe-gulet-charter-fethiye/
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