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What does a yacht charter in Göcek cost?

There is no single price for a charter in Göcek: boat type, length, season, duration, crew and fuel use all move the number. Sailing yachts and catamarans sit at the lower end, gulets in the middle, and large motor yachts at the top.

7 min readUpdated: 9 August 2026

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Current ranges in our fleet

Yacht typeGuestsPer dayPer week
Gulet6€1,400
Motor yacht6–12€960 – €1,980€50,000 – €126,500
The table is calculated from the current prices of the yachts we list. For a firm quote just send your dates — we come back with an exact figure for your season and duration within minutes.

The six things that set the price

1. Boat type

This is the biggest single factor. Sailing yachts and catamarans are cheapest to run — little fuel, small crew. Gulets sit in the middle: wide decks and a full crew. Motor yachts deliver speed and interior comfort, and their running costs put them at the top of the range.

2. Length and cabin count

Price does not rise in a straight line with length; it rises faster. A 30-metre yacht is rarely twice the price of a 15-metre one — it is usually several times more, because it means a bigger crew, higher berthing fees and much more fuel.

3. Season

PeriodDemandPrice trend
April – MayLowCheapest of the season
JuneMediumStarting to climb
July – AugustPeakHighest rates, book well ahead
SeptemberMediumBack down to June levels
OctoberLowEnd of season, good value

4. Duration

A week does not cost seven times a day. Yachts here are scheduled around weekly charters (usually Saturday to Saturday), so the per-day rate on a short booking is meaningfully higher than on a full week.

5. Crew and service

On a crewed charter the skipper — and, where the yacht carries one, the cook and deckhand — are included in the rate. Bareboat charters on smaller yachts cost less, but you will need a valid sailing licence.

6. Fuel, berthing and provisioning

These three usually sit outside the charter fee and can move your total budget considerably. Here is what is normally included and what is not.

ItemUsually included?Note
Charter feeYesThe headline price
Skipper and crewYesOn crewed charters
FuelNoPay for what you use; near zero under sail
Berthing and marina feesNoOvernight stays in marinas
Food and drinkNoEither you provision, or you leave an advance
Water sports equipmentVariesDepends on the yacht — worth asking
Linen and end cleaningYesStandard

Realistic ways to spend less

  • Move your dates: early September instead of late July buys you the same sea for noticeably less.
  • Consider a sailing yacht or catamaran: fuel effectively drops out of the budget.
  • Fill the boat: the price is per yacht, so going with ten rather than six can cut the per-person cost by a third.
  • Look at weekly rather than daily: past three days, the weekly rate is usually the better deal.
  • Book early: for July and August, looking in winter gets you both a better price and an actual choice of yacht.

What to tell us when you ask for a price

Three details are enough for a firm figure: how many of you there are, which dates, and how many days. Send those and we come back with the yachts that fit, along with their availability for those dates. Every yacht page already shows an open availability calendar, so you can check booked dates before you even write.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Göcek?

It depends on the type and size of the boat and on the season. Across the region, sailing yachts and catamarans sit at the lower end of the weekly range, gulets in the middle, and large motor yachts at the top. The price table on this page covers only the yachts currently listed in our own fleet; for an exact figure, send your dates and group size.

Is fuel included in the charter price?

Usually not. Fuel is paid for as used and varies with your route. Choosing a sailing yacht or catamaran brings this cost down close to zero.

Is it cheaper to book by the day or by the week?

If you are staying longer than three days, a weekly charter is meaningfully cheaper per day. Yachts are scheduled around weekly bookings, so short charters carry a higher daily rate.

Which month is cheapest?

April, May and October are the cheapest months of the season. June and September offer the best balance between price and sea temperature.

How do deposits and cancellations work?

A booking is normally confirmed with an advance payment, with the balance settled before boarding. Terms vary by yacht and date, so we send the specific conditions for your yacht in writing when you get in touch.

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