Two crew look after six guests aboard this flybridge motor yacht charter Göcek, which trades a gulet’s gentle pace for something quicker: one cove for lunch, a different anchorage for sunset, and a flybridge lounge that turns the transit itself into part of the day. Built in 2015 and based in Göcek, she is a fast, easily driven alternative to the classic wooden fleet — built for a group who wants more miles covered and more time in the water each day.
At a glance, this is a 19.16 m flybridge motor yacht sleeping six guests across three cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom, run by a working crew of two. Twin diesel engines rated at 725 hp give her the range and speed a gulet cannot match, while a 4,000-litre fuel tank and 600-litre water tank keep a week’s cruising comfortable without a marina stop. She carries a full navigation package — GPS chartplotter, radar, autopilot and VHF radio — plus a generator and watermaker for days spent at anchor rather than alongside.
A captain and a deckhand-steward run the boat day to day: passage planning, provisioning runs into the Göcek market, fenders and lines at every stop, and the small service details — cold towels after a swim, drinks ready when the anchor goes down — that a crewed flybridge motor yacht charter Göcek is built around. Catering is arranged to suit each group, from full galley service to a lighter self-catered week with the crew handling logistics; Aquinox confirms exactly what your dates include before you book.
The flybridge is the boat’s best feature: a forward helm, wraparound seating and enough open deck for the whole group to sit together while under way, shaded by a bimini on the crossing. Aft, the cockpit opens onto a bathing platform for the swim stops the Gulf of Fethiye is built for, and forward, a foredeck sunpad gives a second, quieter sunbathing spot away from the saloon.
Below, a full-beam saloon and galley run the width of the boat, with dining and lounge seating aft and a second helm station forward on the lower deck — the layout a flybridge motor yacht uses to keep guests and crew comfortably out of each other’s way. Three cabins sleep six guests in total, each with its own en-suite bathroom.
Two of the three cabins are shown here with a single representative frame rather than a full set — a genuine gap in the source photography rather than a curated choice — and no water-toy inventory is fitted to this boat, so no water-toy images are included either. Aquinox can confirm current equipment directly before booking.
Twin diesel engines producing 725 hp combine for confident handling and easy cruising speeds, backed by a 4,000-litre fuel tank that keeps range comfortable for island-hopping without a mid-week refuel. A 600-litre water tank and onboard watermaker cover the full group for a week at anchor, and the standard navigation and safety package — GPS chartplotter, radar, autopilot, depth sounder and VHF radio — is exactly what a captain wants for the Lycian coast’s narrower channels.
Rates for this flybridge motor yacht charter Göcek start from EUR 14,500 per week in low season, rising to around EUR 22,500 per week at the height of summer, crew included. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and the exact inclusion list are confirmed with the charter contract — Aquinox puts the full breakdown in writing before you commit. For a larger group or a different layout, our 33-metre crewed motor yacht charter in Göcek sleeps up to twelve guests across five cabins.
Based in Göcek, she is perfectly placed for the Twelve Islands, the fjord-like inlets of Skopea Limanı and the wider Gulf of Fethiye — sheltered, island-studded cruising ground that keeps passages short and swimming stops frequent. Guests who prefer sail to power can compare our Lagoon 46 catamaran charter, based in the same bay.
Some of the best tables on this coast have no road to them. The family kitchens at Kapı Creek and Wall Bay, and the fish restaurants around Boynuzbükü, are reached only by tender — most will hold a mooring for you if you eat ashore. With a crew aboard, most guests eat ashore two or three times a week and let the galley handle the rest, because the anchorages are quieter than the quays and the galley is genuinely good.
This yacht is available on a week-by-week basis through Aquinox Yachting, TÜRSAB-licensed brokers based on the Turkish Riviera. Contact us with your dates and group size and we will confirm availability, the full rate breakdown and everything included in the charter contract.
Rates start from €14,500 per week in low season, rising to around €22,500 per week in peak season, with a crew of two included. Fuel, provisioning and harbour dues are confirmed with the charter contract.
Six guests across three cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom, plus a crew of two who live aboard separately.
A captain handles passage planning and anchoring; a deckhand-steward manages lines, service and day-to-day housekeeping. Catering can be arranged to suit the group, from full board to a lighter self-catered week.
The Twelve Islands, Skopea Limanı and the wider Gulf of Fethiye, with the option to extend further along the Lycian coast on request.
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