
Доступно лодок: 307 — от €122.01/день

Elba 45 in Fethiye / Yacht Classic Hotel (2022)

Dufour 335 Grand Large in Marmaris / Albatros Marina (2014)

Astréa 42 in Fethiye / Yacht Classic Hotel (2022)

Sun Odyssey 36i in Fethiye / Ece Marina (2011)

Sun Odyssey 380 in Göcek Mucev Marina (2022)

Gulet in Fethiye port (1991)

Bali 4.6 in Orhaniye / Marti Marina (2023)

Bavaria C38 in Fethiye / Marina Imbat (2024)

Bavaria Cruiser 37 in Fethiye / Ece Marina (2021)

Salona 41 in Marmaris / Adaköy Marina (2013)

Sun Odyssey 410 in Marmaris Yacht Marina (2022)

Bali 4.8 in Marmaris / Adaköy Marina (2025)
Discover the magic of sailing along Turkey's stunning coastline with a yacht rental from CatamaranBook. Whether you're exploring the pristine Aegean islands, cruising the turquoise bays of the Mediterranean, or navigating the hidden coves of the Turkish Riviera, our fleet offers the perfect vessel for your dream vacation. From luxurious catamarans ideal for families and groups to nimble sailing boats for the adventurous sailor, we provide everything you need for an unforgettable maritime experience.
Turkey's unique position bridging Europe and Asia creates a diverse sailing landscape with warm weather, favorable winds, and world-class anchorages. Our carefully selected boats are maintained to the highest standards and operated by trusted local partners who know the waters intimately. Whether you're a seasoned captain or a complete novice, we support bareboat charters, skippered adventures, and fully crewed experiences tailored to your preferences.
Planning your Turkish sailing holiday has never been easier. Browse our diverse fleet, compare prices instantly, and book securely online. Our customer support team is available to help you select the perfect boat and plan your ideal itinerary across Turkey's legendary sailing destinations.
Turkey offers world-class sailing opportunities across multiple regions. Explore the stunning Aegean islands including Santorini, Mykonos, and the hidden gems of the Dodecanese. The Turkish Riviera, known locally as the Blue Cruise route, features dramatic cliffsides, secret lagoons, and charming coastal villages. Anchor in pristine bays near Bodrum, Marmaris, and Fethiye, where crystal-clear waters reveal ancient ruins beneath the surface. The Bosphorus strait and the Sea of Marmara offer unique urban sailing experiences near Istanbul. Popular sailing routes include the Gocek-Dalyan circuit, the Turquoise Coast near Antalya, and the northern Aegean islands perfect for multi-day adventures.
The ideal sailing season in Turkey runs from April through November, with peak conditions from May to September. Summer months (June-August) offer warm, stable weather with consistent Etesian winds, though expect higher temperatures and larger crowds. Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) provide perfect weather conditions, fewer tourists, and more authentic experiences at popular anchorages. Winter sailing is possible but less common due to occasional storms and shorter daylight hours. Plan your trip during shoulder seasons for the best combination of weather, wind, and value.
Professional skipper services in Turkey typically range from moderate to premium pricing depending on boat size and experience level. For bareboat charters, hiring an experienced skipper costs approximately €150-€300 per day, providing invaluable local knowledge and ensuring safety in unfamiliar waters. Skippered charters with certified captains are highly recommended for those unfamiliar with Mediterranean sailing conditions or who prefer a stress-free vacation. Professional skippers excel at navigating busy straits like the Bosphorus, identifying the best anchorages, and sharing insider tips about local culture and hidden attractions. Many visitors choose skipper services during peak season to maximize enjoyment and minimize planning responsibilities. CatamaranBook offers verified skipper matches and can arrange crew services in advance of your booking.
Catamarans are excellent choices for Turkey's varied conditions, offering spacious accommodations, stability in variable winds, and shallow drafts perfect for exploring remote anchorages. They're ideal for families, groups, and extended trips throughout the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. Sailing boats and monohull sailboats suit experienced sailors seeking authentic sailing experiences and superior maneuverability in island-hopping adventures. For cruising the Turkish Riviera's famous Blue Cruise route, catamarans dominate due to their comfort and shallow-water capability. If you're experienced and want performance-oriented sailing around the Aegean islands, a traditional sailing boat provides the most rewarding experience. Premium brands available in Turkey—including Lagoon, Bali, Saba, Bavaria, and Sun—are renowned for reliability and comfort in Mediterranean conditions.
CatamaranBook offers 307 boats available for charter in Turkey, including Sailing boat, Catamaran, Gulet, Motoryacht, Power catamaran from leading manufacturers such as Lagoon, Bali, Saba, Bavaria, and Sun. Our diverse fleet ensures you'll find the perfect vessel for your sailing style and group size.
Daily rental prices in Turkey range from 122.01 to 4705.88, with an average of 641 per day. Pricing varies by boat type, season, and availability. Catamarans typically command higher rates due to their spacious layouts and comfort features, while sailing boats offer excellent value for budget-conscious sailors.
38 boats in our Turkey fleet include skipper availability. Professional skippers provide expert navigation, local knowledge of Turkish waters, and peace of mind for inexperienced sailors. Skipper hire typically adds €150-€300 daily and is especially recommended for navigating the Bosphorus or exploring remote anchorages.
The optimal sailing season in Turkey runs from May through October. Summer offers consistent winds and warm weather, while spring and fall provide fewer crowds and milder temperatures. Avoid winter months (December-February) due to unpredictable weather and shorter daylight hours.
Bareboat charters in Turkey typically require proof of sailing competency—either a valid sailing license/certification or demonstrated experience. Some charter companies accept alternative certifications, while others offer skippered options for unlicensed sailors. During booking, you'll confirm your qualifications, and our team can clarify specific requirements for your chosen boat.
Turkish waters offer exceptional sailing with variable conditions depending on your location. The Aegean features steady Etesian winds during summer months, while the Mediterranean coast has gentler breezes and calm anchorages. Expect busy shipping lanes near Istanbul and the Bosphorus, strong currents in narrow straits, and frequent ferry traffic during peak season. All of this makes hiring a local skipper particularly valuable.
One-way charters (point-to-point rentals) may be available depending on the boat and charter operator. This allows you to sail from one port to another without returning to your starting location. Availability is limited, and additional fees may apply. Contact our team during the booking process to discuss one-way charter options for your dates.
Popular routes include the Turkish Riviera's Blue Cruise (Bodrum to Antalya), the Aegean islands circuit, and the Gocek-Dalyan coastal route. Each offers unique scenery, cultural experiences, and sailing conditions. Multi-day itineraries typically include 5-7 days of sailing, allowing time to explore multiple anchorages, local villages, and historical sites along your chosen coast.
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