A motor yacht charter in Bodrum reaches its most refined form aboard this 2024-built, 24-metre luxury motor yacht: a low, dark-hulled sport yacht that trades the folklore of the gulet for clean lines, quiet speed and a private-villa sense of space on the water. Offered fully crewed for up to six guests, it is designed for both polished daily cruising and the slow ceremony of a two- to four-day blue voyage.

Bodrum rewards those who arrive by sea, and few vessels suit its coves as neatly as this one. Shallow-drafted and agile, she slips into the quiet inlets of Cennet Bay and Göltürkbükü that larger yachts admire from a distance, and her modern engineering means the crossing between bays is measured in comfortable minutes rather than hours. Every itinerary is planned around the weather and the guests aboard, so a motor yacht charter in Bodrum becomes a private, unhurried reading of the peninsula.
Below the wide, uncluttered decks, the interior is finished in warm timber and soft indirect light — a calm, contemporary counterpoint to the sun outside. A full-beam salon opens to the aft cockpit for the seamless indoor-outdoor living the design is built around, while satellite TV, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and a full media system keep the comfort uncompromised. It is a yacht that feels like a sea villa rather than a boat tour.

Three beautifully appointed cabins — a master, a further double and a twin, each with its own shower and climate control — sleep up to six guests in genuine privacy, with the crew quartered separately. The cabins carry the same restrained, modern hand as the salon: pale timber, crisp white linen and generous natural light through hull-side windows. It is accommodation sized for a family or a close group of friends rather than a crowd.

Above and around, the yacht is a sequence of places to lie in the sun or retreat into shade: broad foredeck sun pads, an aft deck that converts from dining to lounging, and a shaded flybridge with its own helm and seating. Deep red cushioning runs against the dark hull and pale teak, and the swim platform drops you straight into the clear water. Few yachts of this size offer such a complete choreography of outdoor living.
The toy locker is unusually complete for a yacht of this scale: jet ski, water skis, wakeboard, paddleboard, ringo and banana, windsurf, canoe, snorkelling gear and fishing equipment. Whether the day calls for adrenaline behind the tender or a slow drift with a mask and fins over a reef, a motor yacht charter here is as active or as restful as the party wants it to be.
The yacht is offered for polished daily cruising as well as multi-day blue voyages of two to four nights. A day charter is the essence of a Bodrum summer — swimming, lunch at anchor, a sunset return — while the blue voyage adds overnight stays in the peninsula’s most exclusive coves, a different natural-wonder bay each day, and a night under the stars in the middle of the sea. Both are planned privately and exclusively for the guests aboard.
Routes are shaped to the weather and to the party, but the classic run threads the northern coves of the Bodrum Peninsula — Göltürkbükü for its beach clubs, Cennet Bay for its stillness — with swimming breaks in crystal water and boat-in dining reached most gracefully by tender at dusk. Late spring and early autumn bring the warmest sea and the quietest anchorages.
A motor yacht charter in Bodrum aboard a modern, 2024-built yacht offers something the traditional fleet cannot: contemporary comfort, real pace between bays and a design that reads as architecture rather than nostalgia. For a milestone celebration, a family week or a discreet escape, it delivers a five-star, entirely private experience at a scale that stays personal.
This yacht is part of the curated Aquinox charter fleet. Offered fully crewed, with provisioning, bespoke itineraries and berthing arranged by our team, for daily cruising or a multi-day blue voyage. Contact Aquinox Yachting to confirm availability, seasonal rates and a tailored Bodrum itinerary aboard this motor yacht.