Gulet Charter Marmaris

When planning a Marmaris gulet charter, at Blue More Yachting we design the most suitable itinerary for you at this unique crossroads of the Aegean and the Mediterranean. From the moment you depart Netsel Marina or Marmaris Yacht Marina, the untouched bays of the Bozburun Peninsula—accessible only by sea—welcome you.

A gulet is the most authentic choice for this region. The handcrafted wooden texture created by Bodrum-school Turkish masters, expansive Teak deck areas, and traditional lines perfectly reflect the Mediterranean spirit. Its ability to comfortably enter shallow bays allows you to anchor far from the crowds.

A one-week itinerary typically begins in the sheltered waters of Selimiye. Without haste, fully absorbing the scenery, you continue from the stone-built villages of Bozburun to the almond groves of Datça. If you wish, you can witness sunset at ancient Knidos or cross over to the island of Simi.

The table set on the spacious Aft Deck brings the flavors of the Aegean directly to you. Your Chef prepares olive-oil mezes and grilled fish using fresh ingredients sourced from local markets. Stretching out on the Foredeck cushions to watch the stars is an essential part of the gulet experience.

With our Captains who know the region intimately and our five years of Marmaris gulet charter expertise, let’s create a program together that matches your family’s pace.

Highlighted Routes

Bozburun Peninsula Route

Breakfast in the sheltered bay of Selimiye, a lunch stop at the traditional shipyards of Bozburun, and sunset in the fishing village of Söğüt. Ideal for those seeking a calm rhythm away from the crowds.

Datça – Knidos Route

Cruising along the southern coast of the Datça peninsula with a swimming break in the turquoise waters of Palamutbükü. After watching the sunset at the ancient city of Knidos, wake up in the tranquil waters of Hayıtbükü.

Simi Island Crossing

The crossing to the Greek island of Simi, famous for its colorful houses, takes approximately 3–4 hours by gulet. Lunch at the island harbor and time to explore its pastel-toned streets. Passport required.

Hisarönü Gulf Route

A route starting from the calm bays of Orhaniye and extending to Bördübet, Çiftlik, and Turunç. Landscapes where pine forests meet the sea. Particularly suitable for family groups.

Season Guide

The season runs from May until the end of October. Early June and September are the most ideal periods; the sea is perfect for swimming and the bays are tranquil. July–August is the busiest time; both marinas and popular bays can be crowded. For this period, we recommend booking 4–6 months in advance. May and October are cooler yet delightfully peaceful.