Motorsailer Charter in Turkey
Good to Know: Motorsailer Charter in Turkey
There are 11 private motorsailers available for charter in Turkey. Weekly charter prices range from €24.000 to €175.000 with an average rate of €70.882 per week. Yachts in this region have an average length of 41.1 meters and accommodate between 10 and 22 guests across 5 to 10 cabins.
Charter Type
Private Fully Crewed
Motorsailers Available
11 Yachts
Starting Price
From €24.000 / week
Average Weekly Price
€70.882 / week
Average Length
41.1 meters
Guest Capacity
10 – 22 Guests
Cabin Options
5 – 10 Cabins
Popular Motorsailers in Turkey
Motorsailer Yacht Sureyya
33m
• 5 Cabins
• €30.000 / week
Motorsailer Yacht Dodo
43m
• 6 Cabins
• €50.000 / week
Motorsailer Yacht Belgin Sultan
35m
• 5 Cabins
• €25.200 / week
Motorsailer Yacht Oguz Khan – Luxury Gulet Cruises
50,50m
• 6 Cabins
• €175.000 / week
Motorsailer Yacht De Love – Turkey Cruises
47m
• 7 Cabins
• €70.000 / week
Motorsailer Yacht King Of The Sea – Turkey Charters
47m
• 10 Cabins
• €70.000 / week
A motor sailer charter in Turkey offers a unique experience, combining the power of wind and engine. The hull of a motor sailer keeps the profile of a proper yacht, the decks are comfortable living spaces, and the captain can put up canvas when the wind is useful. If you want the sailing experience of a classic gulet without compromising on luxurious, comfortable cabins and a full crew, book your motor sailer charter in Turkey with Guletsailor, sailing from the picturesque bays of Bodrum, Fethiye, Gocek and Marmaris.
Why Choose a Motor Sailer Charter in Turkey?
The Turkish coast is made up of short gulfs and sheltered bays, so most days only need a modest hop between stops. A motor sailer fits that setting because it can use the engines when you want to keep to a plan, and the sails when there is a usable breeze. You get a proper yacht layout and a mixed way of moving, rather than having to choose only power or only a traditional gulet rhythm. For many groups, the sailing days are the highlight. When the wind is coming from the right direction, the engine can be turned off and the boat moves more quietly and with a different rhythm. When the breeze dies or when it’s time for lunch, the engines take over. This combination of features makes the week flexible. Families like it because the boat remains stable when at anchor. Couples like it because a good afternoon of sailing does not mean having to give up the comfort of an ensuite cabin.What Makes a Motor Sailer Different?
A motor sailer is a type of yacht that can cruise under power or sail. Compared with a classic gulet, it has a slimmer hull, a deck layout closer to that of a sailing yacht and can hold a sailing course more effectively. The main advantage of a motor sailer becomes apparent during your holiday. While on your motor sailer charter, you will spend more time listening to the rig when the wind is favourable. You can still eat on deck, swim from the stern and sleep in proper cabins. You won’t experience the raw pace of a motor yacht or the full, house-like beam of a large gulet. This category is ideal for groups who want that middle ground.Motor Sailer Fleet, Cabins and Onboard Comfort
Guletsailor’s fleet ranges from compact four-cabin boats to larger yachts that can take families and private groups. Luxury and ultra luxury motor sailers usually have more finished interiors, and some also carry extras such as a jet ski or other water toys, depending on the yacht. Guletsailor’s motor sailor charters focus on your comfort and relaxation, just like the other types of boats. Your crew will take care of your every need during your holiday and ensure you have an unforgettable time enjoying the sea.Best Motor Sailer Cruising Areas in Turkey
Motor sailer weeks work best where distances are short and the wind can be used without making every day an exposed crossing. Here are the top motor sailor cruising areas in Turkey:- The Bodrum and Gokova area: Enjoy gulf sailing with enough fetch for a proper canvas afternoon, followed by sheltered overnight waters and a return to a well-supported marina.
- Gocek region: Short, scenic trips between sheltered bays are ideal for mixed groups who want to swim and have the option to sail when there is a breeze.
- The Fethiye coast area: The Fethiye coast sits a little more open than the inner gulf, but the next swimming stop is still nearby. If the breeze fades after lunch, you can continue under engine without turning the rest of the day into a long passage.
- The Marmaris and Hisaronu area: A western stretch towards Datca waters with harbours and coves in villages that a motor sailer can reach without a long power run.
A Typical Motor Sailer Charter Experience
When you take a motor sailer charter holiday with Guletsailor in Turkey, your days will be filled with tranquillity and peace. Your day will start with breakfast prepared by the onboard chef and served by your crew. Depending on the weather and your plans for the day, you can sail to the unspoilt bays of Turkey, swim or spend the whole day in the same spot, or visit multiple bays in one day. A week on a motor sailer feels different from a motor yacht charter because you are not racing to tick off destinations. It also feels different to a gulet week when the rig is working and the boat heels over slightly. The best days are those where sailing and swimming are both possible.Motor Sailer Charter Prices and Inclusions
The price of a motor sailor charter varies depending on the size and specifications of the motor sailer. Larger motor sailers tend to be more expensive, while compact ones are more affordable. The season also affects the prices, just like the size. July and August sit at the top of the scale, as these are the most popular months for motor sailor charters in Turkey. June and September usually offer better value for money. The standard package includes fuel for up to four hours of cruising each day, use of the yacht and its equipment, a captain and crew, bed linen, towels and beach towels (with laundering), daily cleaning, meal preparation and service, Wi-Fi, the Turkish harbour fees, the Turkish transit log and the yacht water supply in Turkey. Food provisions are not included in this rate. The cook prepares and serves meals. The food provisions require a separate budget. In addition, extra fuel, water sports gear, airport transfers, VAT, travel insurance and other extras, such as crew gratuity, are not included in the cost.Best Time for a Turkey Motor Sailer Charter
You can charter along the Turkish coast from May through October, which gives a wide window for both early-summer and early-autumn weeks. The sea is warm enough for swimming throughout this period. If you’re looking for a hot, lively holiday, July and August are the most popular months. For the best mix of breeze, temperature and calmness, book in June or September.Choose Your Motor Sailer with Gulet Sailor!
At Guletsailor, we list the best motor sailers in Bodrum, Fethiye, Gocek and Marmaris, complete with cabin plans, photographs and specifications. Our expert crew and customer service team are on hand to help you enjoy the holiday of a lifetime. Simply visit our catalogue, select your preferred dates and choose your dream motor sailer charter, and you can be in touch with us in minutes!What is a motor sailer?
A motor-sailer is a crewed yacht designed for cruising under engine or sail power.
How is it different from a gulet?
A motor sailer has a slimmer hull and rig designed for sailing, while a gulet is a broad wooden boat designed primarily for living space and short coastal trips.
Are motor sailers crewed?
Yes. The yacht is run by a captain, a cook and deckhands, who handle the sails and berthing and prepare meals.
Is fuel included?
Yes. Fuel for up to four hours of cruising each day is included, with additional engine hours charged separately.
Which Turkish routes suit motor sailers?
The best-supported weeks depart from Bodrum, Gocek, Fethiye or Marmaris, where the gulfs are close enough to allow for days of both sailing and swimming.