I had an absolutely amazing time on the boat not a single complaint. The crew was awesome and so accommodating, they really took their time to put there all into everything they did! The food was delicious and i had a marvelous time!!!
Compare active gulets by weekly route, size and cabin layout, then ask for a shortlist with clear prices for your dates and group.
Weekly gulet charter is a 7-night charter where a group of 6–16 guests stays aboard the same gulet with a private cook and captain, anchoring in a different bay each night with full board and fuel bundled in the offer. Season May–October, peak July–August.
A weekly private gulet charter in Turkey typically costs between €7,000 and €35,000 per week for a private charter (standard 4-cabin gulet to luxury 6–8 cabin gulet in peak season July–August), or €550–€1,200 per person/week for cabin charter, depending on boat size, luxury level and season. Price includes crew, fuel for the planned route and harbour fees in Turkish waters as listed in your written offer.
Source: De Yachting average of 189 gulet charters 2024–26
Every weekly charter includes an experienced captain and a cook; larger gulets also carry deckhands. You sail, swim and dine while the crew handles navigation, mooring and meals.
Breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea are standard on most weekly gulet charters; dinner is often included as well. Special diets are arranged with the cook before departure.
Seven days fits the classic Turkish routes perfectly: day sails of two to four hours, a different bay every night and no need to rush between marinas.
Gulets are priced per boat per week, so groups split the cost — or book per cabin and pay only for your own space. No hidden extras in the written offer.
English Harbour, Cleopatra's beach and quiet coves around the Seven Islands. The greenest route, ideal for first-time gulet guests.
Ask for a shortlistClose to Dalaman airport, pine-covered islands, calm turquoise water and sheltered anchorages. Short hops between Göcek bays and the Twelve Islands — ideal for families.
Ask for a shortlistÖlüdeniz views, Göcek bays and the Twelve Islands anchorages, with an optional Oludeniz Blue Lagoon stop. Short legs, calm water, family friendly.
Ask for a shortlistPine-covered hills, hot springs at Sultaniye, Orhaniye's sandbar and Selimiye village restaurants. A balanced mix of nature and local flavour.
Ask for a shortlistGulets differ by guest capacity, cabin layout, route and equipment. Compare along these four criteria and we will shortlist the best match for your group.
What is a gulet? · Life on board
Standard gulets host 8–12 guests in 4–6 cabins; larger builds take up to 16. Match the berth count to your party so every guest has a dedicated cabin.
Look for ensuite bathrooms, bed types (double, twin, master) and cabin location. The layout decides daily comfort more than length alone.
Seven days fits Bodrum–Gökova, Fethiye–Gocek or Marmaris–Hisarönü. May, June, September and October give the same water with quieter bays and lower rates.
Check air-conditioning hours, tender and water toys listed on the boat page, and crew service including cook. Comfort comes from equipment confirmed in writing.
A selection from our fleet; availability changes weekly, so ask for current options for your dates.
Source: De Yachting average of 189 gulet charters 2024–26
Private charter per boat/week — based on De Yachting average of 189 charters 2024–26 and current market range. Your written offer confirms the exact price for your boat and week.
Smaller or older gulets, 2–4 cabins for 4–8 guests. Our fleet’s standard 4-cabin gulets start from €7,000/week within this range. Good for first-time charter guests.
Comfortable, well-equipped gulets for 10–14 guests in 4–6 cabins. The core of our fleet — most 2024–26 bookings. Includes private cook, A/C and water toys on many boats.
High-end gulets with premium service, jacuzzis and full crews for 12–16 guests in 6–8 cabins. Our luxury 6–8 cabin gulets sit at €35,000+/week in peak season within this tier; ultra-premium builds exceed €50,000/week.
Source: De Yachting average of 189 gulet charters 2024–26
Lower weekly prices and cooler, quiet bays. Good for value and crowd-free cruising.
Ideal warm weather without peak summer crowds. The sweet spot for most groups — warm sea, steady breeze.
Hottest weather and warmest water, but highest weekly prices and busiest ports. Book 4–6 months ahead.
De Yachting Charter Desk — Bodrum, TURSAB 17781 — Charter planning since 2010
Send the form with your dates, group size and preferred route. You get a shortlist of available gulets with clear weekly prices.
Compare boats side by side, adjust the route with the captain and confirm meal preferences or special occasions.
Your reservation is secured with a charter contract and deposit; the balance is due closer to embarkation according to the terms.
Embark on Saturday afternoon, meet the crew, review the week's plan and cast off. Disembark the following Saturday after breakfast.
Most weekly gulet charters start and end on Saturdays.
Share your dates and group size — we will send available gulets with weekly prices within one business day.
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