Antalya Yacht Charter: Boats, Gulets and Private Yachts
Ten boats from 8.5 to 30 metres across five Antalya marinas, skippered or bareboat, from 6,500 TL per day. Call +90 242 811 25 82 to check a date, or book online.
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ALUA runs its own Antalya yacht charter fleet: ten boats berthed at five marinas between Konyaalti and Finike, from an 8.5-metre speedboat to a 30-metre gulet. Boat hire in Antalya starts at 6,500 TL a day for Akdeniz Yildizi and runs to 48,000 TL for the Sunseeker Predator 60, with weekly rates from 39,000 TL. Seven boats are chartered with a skipper and three can be taken bareboat. Every price on this page is the rate we actually charter at, not a from-price for a boat nobody can book.
Most charters here are families, groups of friends, birthdays and proposals, and company days out. Day capacity runs from 8 guests on Akdeniz Yildizi, the Bavaria Cruiser 41 and the Azimut 55 up to 16 on the 30-metre gulet Toros Esintisi, so a party of twelve has a real choice rather than one boat. A day charter is normally six to eight hours; overnight and weekly cruises use the cabins, six on Mavi Ruya and eight on Toros Esintisi.
ALUA is not a listing site. The ten boats below are one fleet, operated from Setur Antalya Marina, Kaleici Yat Limani, Kemer Marina, Alanya Marina and Setur Finike Marina, so availability, the skipper and the handover are ours to confirm, usually the same day. The office answers in English, Turkish, Russian and Arabic. If you also need a car to reach the harbour, ALUA's Antalya car hire is run from the same office on the same phone number.
Boat and Yacht Charter Prices
10 boats · from TRY 6,500 per day
| Boat | Type | Capacity | Daily | Weekly | Marina |
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| Akdeniz Yıldızı8.5 m · Crewed | Speedboat | 8 guests | TRY 6,500 | TRY 39,000 | Kaleiçi Yat Limanı |
| Bavaria Cruiser 4112.4 m · Bareboat | Sailing Yacht | 8 guests3 cabins | TRY 9,500 | TRY 55,000 | Kemer Marina |
| Beneteau Oceanis 4614.1 m · Bareboat | Sailing Yacht | 10 guests4 cabins | TRY 12,000 | TRY 70,000 | Kemer Marina |
| Rüzgar Gülü12.2 m · Bareboat | Catamaran | 8 guests4 cabins | TRY 15,000 | TRY 88,000 | Kemer Marina |
| Alanya Pearl14 m · Crewed | Motor Yacht | 12 guests2 cabins | TRY 18,000 | TRY 108,000 | Alanya Marina |
| Lagoon 45013.9 m · Crewed | Catamaran | 10 guests4 cabins | TRY 22,000 | TRY 132,000 | Setur Antalya Marina |
| Mavi Rüya24 m · Crewed | Gulet | 12 guests6 cabins | TRY 28,000 | TRY 165,000 | Kaleiçi Yat Limanı |
| Azimut 5516.8 m · Crewed | Motor Yacht | 8 guests3 cabins | TRY 35,000 | TRY 210,000 | Setur Antalya Marina |
| Toros Esintisi30 m · Crewed | Gulet | 16 guests8 cabins | TRY 42,000 | TRY 252,000 | Setur Finike Marina |
| Sunseeker Predator 6018.3 m · Crewed | Motor Yacht | 10 guests3 cabins | TRY 48,000 | TRY 288,000 | Setur Antalya Marina |
Antalya Yacht Charter Prices: Daily and Weekly Rates
Daily rates across the fleet run from 6,500 TL to 48,000 TL per day, and weekly rates from 39,000 TL to 288,000 TL per week. All prices are in Turkish lira. The daily rate buys one day aboard and already includes the skipper on the seven skippered boats. A weekly charter is not seven daily rates added up: you pay roughly six days for seven days aboard. Mavi Ruya is 28,000 TL per day but 165,000 TL for the week, where seven separate days would come to 196,000 TL. Fuel is extra on every boat.
- Daily rates, cheapest first: Akdeniz Yildizi 6,500 TL, Bavaria Cruiser 41 9,500 TL, Beneteau Oceanis 46 12,000 TL, Ruzgar Gulu 15,000 TL, Alanya Pearl 18,000 TL, Lagoon 450 22,000 TL, Mavi Ruya 28,000 TL, Azimut 55 35,000 TL, Toros Esintisi 42,000 TL, Sunseeker Predator 60 48,000 TL per day.
- Weekly rates in the same order: 39,000, 55,000, 70,000, 88,000, 108,000, 132,000, 165,000, 210,000, 252,000 and 288,000 TL per week, a saving of 14% to 17% against seven days at the daily rate.
- Three budget bands: 6,500-15,000 TL a day (Akdeniz Yildizi, Bavaria Cruiser 41, Beneteau Oceanis 46, Ruzgar Gulu), 15,000-28,000 TL (Alanya Pearl, Lagoon 450, Mavi Ruya) and 28,000-48,000 TL (Azimut 55, Toros Esintisi, Sunseeker Predator 60).
- What sits outside the rate: fuel is billed on use, harbour and mooring fees away from the home berth are yours, and food and drink are separate even on the crewed gulets. A refundable deposit is taken at handover; payment by cash, credit card or bank transfer.
Which Boat Suits You?
Motor Yacht Charter: Alanya Pearl, Azimut 55, Sunseeker Predator 60
Three motor yachts: Alanya Pearl (14 m, 2 cabins, 12 guests, 18,000 TL a day, Alanya Marina), Azimut 55 (16.8 m, 3 cabins, 8 guests, 35,000 TL) and Sunseeker Predator 60 (18.3 m, 3 cabins, 10 guests, 48,000 TL), the last two at Setur Antalya Marina. They cover distance quickly, so Phaselis or Suluada fits inside a single day. All three are chartered with a skipper.
Motor YachtBareboat sailing on a budgetSailing Yacht Charter: Bavaria Cruiser 41 and Beneteau Oceanis 46
The Bavaria Cruiser 41 (12.4 m, 3 cabins, 8 guests, 9,500 TL a day) and the Beneteau Oceanis 46 (14.1 m, 4 cabins, 10 guests, 12,000 TL) are both berthed at Kemer Marina and both go out bareboat, which makes them the cheapest way to spend a week aboard. The afternoon breeze along the Kemer and Olimpos shore is dependable sailing wind.
Sailing YachtBlue cruise, 12-16 guestsGulet Charter: Mavi Ruya and Toros Esintisi
Mavi Ruya (24 m, 6 cabins, 12 guests, 28,000 TL a day, Kaleici Yat Limani) and Toros Esintisi (30 m, 8 cabins, 16 guests, 42,000 TL, Setur Finike Marina) are the blue cruise boats: broad shaded decks, a full crew with a cook, and enough cabins for a family group or a company trip of a week. Finike is the natural start for Kekova and Kas.
GuletSpeedboat Hire: Akdeniz Yildizi
Akdeniz Yildizi is the only speedboat in the fleet and the cheapest charter we offer: 8.5 m, 8 guests, skippered, 6,500 TL a day from Kaleici Yat Limani. There are no cabins, so it is a day boat. Typical use is a morning of coves along the Konyaalti shore and Sican Adasi, or an evening run out of the old harbour for the sunset.
Catamaran Charter: Ruzgar Gulu and Lagoon 450
Two catamarans. Ruzgar Gulu (12.2 m, 4 cabins, 8 guests, 15,000 TL a day, Kemer Marina) is bareboat; the Lagoon 450 (13.9 m, 4 cabins, 10 guests, 22,000 TL, Setur Antalya Marina) comes with a skipper. Twin hulls mean much less roll at anchor and a wide flat deck to move around on, which is the usual answer for families with small children.
CatamaranMarinas We Depart From
Setur Antalya Marina
Arapsuyu Mah. Akdeniz Blv., Konyaalti, about 15 km from Antalya airport and the easiest of the five for parking and transfers. Home berth for the Lagoon 450, the Azimut 55 and the Sunseeker Predator 60, the three largest boats in the fleet. Phone +90 242 259 32 59.
Popular route: Day run along the Konyaalti shore to Sican Adasi and Topcam; Phaselis is within reach on the motor yachts.
Kaleiçi Yat Limanı
The old harbour below Kaleici in Muratpasa, roughly 13 km from the airport and walkable from the old town hotels. Akdeniz Yildizi and the gulet Mavi Ruya are based here. Street parking is tight, so use the Karaalioglu Park side. Phone +90 242 243 28 00.
Popular route: Six to eight hours taking in the Duden falls from the water, Konyaalti bay and Sican Adasi.
Kemer Marina
Deniz Cad., Kemer, about 55 km south of the airport on the coast road. All three bareboat yachts, the Bavaria Cruiser 41, the Beneteau Oceanis 46 and Ruzgar Gulu, are handed over here, and it is the closest marina to the Olimpos coast. Phone +90 242 814 14 90.
Popular route: Phaselis bay and Cineviz for a day; Adrasan, Suluada, Olimpos and Cirali over three days.
Alanya Marina
Hacet Mah. Iskele Cad., under the castle in Alanya, about 125 km east of Antalya airport, which is near enough two hours by road, so plan an overnight if you are coming from the city. Alanya Pearl, 12 guests, is berthed here. Phone +90 242 511 31 00.
Popular route: Cleopatra beach, the Pirate and Phosphorus caves below the castle, Incekum and the Gazipasa shore.
Setur Finike Marina
Sahilkent Mah., Finike, roughly 120 km west of the airport and the best starting point on this coast for the Kekova area. The 30-metre gulet Toros Esintisi, 8 cabins and 16 guests, is berthed here for weekly cruises. Phone +90 242 855 50 30.
Popular route: A week to the Kekova sunken city and Ucagiz, then Gokkaya, Kas and Kaputas.
Skippered, Crewed or Bareboat: Which Charter Suits You
Seven of the ten boats are chartered with a skipper. On those you need no qualification and no paperwork beyond ID: the skipper holds the licence, plans the route around the day's wind and handles the boat. Three yachts go out bareboat, and all three are handed over at Kemer Marina: the Bavaria Cruiser 41 at 9,500 TL a day, the Beneteau Oceanis 46 at 12,000 TL and the catamaran Ruzgar Gulu at 15,000 TL.
Crewed chartering is a third arrangement and it applies to the two gulets. Mavi Ruya and Toros Esintisi sail with a skipper, a cook and a deckhand, which is what makes a week-long blue cruise workable: breakfast at anchor, a cooked lunch under way, dinner in whichever bay you stop in. The crew's wages are in the daily rate; the food you eat is bought separately and agreed with the cook before departure.
- Skippered (7 boats): Akdeniz Yildizi, Alanya Pearl, Lagoon 450, Mavi Ruya, Azimut 55, Toros Esintisi, Sunseeker Predator 60. The skipper's fee is inside the daily rate.
- Bareboat (3 boats): Bavaria Cruiser 41, Beneteau Oceanis 46 and Ruzgar Gulu, all at Kemer Marina. One person on board must hold a valid certificate of competence.
- Accepted qualifications: an ICC, an RYA Day Skipper certificate or a national equivalent, plus passport and a short sailing CV. The Turkish certificate is the Amator Denizci Belgesi.
- No certificate in the group? Charter one of the seven skippered boats instead; the daily rate already covers the skipper, so nothing is added at the marina.
- Crewed gulets: Mavi Ruya (6 cabins, 12 guests) and Toros Esintisi (8 cabins, 16 guests) carry a cook as well as deck crew.
Blue Cruise Routes from Antalya: A Day, Three Days or a Week
A day charter out of Kaleici Yat Limani or Setur Antalya Marina runs six to eight hours and keeps to the city shore: the Duden falls seen from the water, the Konyaalti bay, then Sican Adasi and Topcam for swimming stops of half an hour or so. From Kemer the same day looks different, because Phaselis and its three ancient harbours are only a short run south and Cineviz opens up beyond Cape Gelidonya's approaches.
Three days from Kemer is the standard short blue cruise: Phaselis on the first afternoon, Adrasan or Suluada on the second, Olimpos and Cirali on the third, roughly 25 to 30 nautical miles a day with time to swim. A full week, started from Setur Finike Marina or Kemer, reaches the Kekova area properly: the sunken city, Ucagiz, Gokkaya and on to Kas and Kaputas. Weekly rates from 39,000 TL to 288,000 TL cover exactly this kind of plan.
- Day trip, 6-8 hours, from Kaleici or Setur Antalya: Duden falls, Konyaalti, Sican Adasi, Topcam.
- Day trip from Kemer: Phaselis bay and the ruins, Cineviz, home before the afternoon breeze builds.
- Three days from Kemer: Phaselis, Adrasan and Suluada, then Olimpos and Cirali.
- A week from Finike or Kemer: Kekova and the sunken city, Ucagiz, Gokkaya, Kas and Kaputas.
- Anchorage notes: Suluada has no shelter in a southerly swell, Cineviz and Adrasan hold well, and Ucagiz is the usual overnight stop in the Kekova area.
When to Charter: Season, Wind and Sea Conditions
The season runs from May to October. July and August bring the calmest mornings and the warmest air, and they are also the busiest and the hardest to book, particularly for the two gulets and for weekends. September and early October hold the warmest sea of the year with far fewer boats in the popular coves, which is where the best value sits. April, May and November are cheaper and quieter but more weather-dependent, and gulet cruises generally stop running over the winter.
Wind on this coast follows a daily pattern more than a seasonal one. Mornings are usually calm, the sea breeze fills in from around midday and blows hardest along the Kemer and Olimpos shore through the afternoon, then drops near sunset. That suits the two sailing yachts, which do their best sailing after lunch, and it is why skippers leave early for the longer legs. In spring and autumn a southerly can run swell into the open bays, and the skipper will shift the route to the sheltered side rather than cancel the day.
- May and June: long days, warm air, quiet coves, and the fullest availability across the fleet.
- July and August: peak season. Book three to four weeks ahead for weekends, gulets and the larger motor yachts.
- September and October: warmest sea, fewer boats, the best shoulder-season value of the year.
- April and November: quietest and cheapest, day charters on settled days, blue cruises winding down.
- December to March: the fleet mostly stays in the marinas and gulet cruises do not run. Ask the office before planning a winter date.
What's Included, Who Fits On Board and How to Book
The daily rate covers the boat, its insurance, end-of-charter cleaning, lifejackets and safety equipment, and the skipper on the seven skippered boats. Fuel is not included and is billed on what you burn, which is the single biggest difference between a sailing week and a week on an 18-metre motor yacht. Harbour and mooring fees away from the home berth, food and drink, and water-sports equipment are also charged separately. A refundable security deposit is taken at handover and returned once the boat has been checked back in.
Booking takes four steps: pick a date and a marina, we confirm that the boat is free on that day, a prepayment holds the date, and you meet the crew at the marina about thirty minutes before departure for the briefing. Day charters usually start between 09:00 and 10:00 and are back by early evening; weekly charters normally change over on a Saturday. The office and the reservation pages work in Turkish, English, Russian and Arabic, and you can book by phone or WhatsApp on +90 242 811 25 82.
- Included: the boat, insurance, cleaning, lifejackets and safety kit, and the skipper on the seven skippered boats.
- Not included: fuel, harbour and mooring fees away from the home berth, food and drink, water-sports equipment.
- Deposit: a refundable security deposit is taken at handover, highest on the three bareboat yachts, and released after the check-in.
- Guests are not berths: Alanya Pearl carries 12 for the day in 2 cabins, while Toros Esintisi sleeps 16 in 8 cabins. Count cabins for an overnight cruise.
- Children are welcome on every boat and lifejackets are carried in children's sizes; tell the office their ages when you book.
- Payment by cash, credit card or bank transfer. Cancellation and bad-weather terms are set out on the rental conditions and refund pages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Antalya?
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Daily rates in the ALUA fleet run from 6,500 TL to 48,000 TL. The 8.5-metre speedboat Akdeniz Yildizi is 6,500 TL a day, the Bavaria Cruiser 41 is 9,500 TL, the gulet Mavi Ruya 28,000 TL and the Sunseeker Predator 60 48,000 TL. Weekly rates run from 39,000 TL to 288,000 TL. Prices are in Turkish lira, include the skipper where one is provided, and exclude fuel.
Do I need a licence to charter a boat in Antalya?
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Not for the seven skippered boats. The skipper holds the qualification, so you need nothing beyond ID. For the three bareboat yachts, the Bavaria Cruiser 41, the Beneteau Oceanis 46 and Ruzgar Gulu, all at Kemer Marina, one person on board must hold a valid certificate of competence: an ICC, an RYA Day Skipper certificate, a national equivalent, or the Turkish Amator Denizci Belgesi, together with a short sailing CV.
Is a weekly charter simply seven times the daily rate?
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No. A week costs about six days' rate for seven days aboard. Mavi Ruya is 28,000 TL a day but 165,000 TL for the week, so seven separate days at 196,000 TL would cost 31,000 TL more. The Sunseeker Predator 60 is 48,000 TL a day and 288,000 TL a week, exactly six days for seven. Across the fleet the weekly saving is between 14% and 17%.
Which marina do I collect the boat from?
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It depends on the boat. Setur Antalya Marina in Konyaalti, about 15 km from the airport, holds the Lagoon 450, Azimut 55 and Sunseeker Predator 60. Kaleici Yat Limani, about 13 km away, holds Akdeniz Yildizi and Mavi Ruya. Kemer Marina, 55 km, holds the two sailing yachts and Ruzgar Gulu. Alanya Pearl is at Alanya Marina, 125 km, and Toros Esintisi at Setur Finike Marina, 120 km.
Is fuel included in the charter price?
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No. The rate covers the boat, insurance, cleaning, lifejackets and safety equipment, and the skipper where one is included, but fuel is billed on what you use. A day of cove-hopping under sail burns almost nothing, while an 18-metre motor yacht held at cruising speed is the other extreme. Ask the office for an estimate for your route and boat before you confirm the booking.
Are meals included on a gulet charter?
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The crew on both gulets, Mavi Ruya with 6 cabins and Toros Esintisi with 8, includes a cook, and meals are prepared on board, but the food itself is charged separately from the charter rate. You agree the menu and the shopping list before departure. On the other eight boats there is no catering: bring your own food and drink, or plan a stop at a harbour restaurant.
When is the best time of year to charter in Antalya?
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May to October. July and August have the calmest mornings and the warmest weather but are the busiest and the most expensive, and the gulets book out first. September and early October have the warmest sea of the year with far fewer boats in the coves, which makes them the best value. April, May and November are quieter and cheaper but more weather-dependent, and gulet cruises stop over the winter.
How many people can come aboard, and how many can sleep on board?
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Day capacity runs from 8 to 16 guests, but sleeping capacity is smaller on most boats. Alanya Pearl carries 12 guests for the day in only 2 cabins. Toros Esintisi takes 16 guests and has 8 cabins, Mavi Ruya 12 guests in 6 cabins, and the Beneteau Oceanis 46 and Lagoon 450 both take 10 guests in 4 cabins. For an overnight cruise, count cabins rather than day capacity.
What happens if the weather turns bad?
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The skipper decides on the morning of the charter. In most cases the route changes rather than the booking: the Kemer and Olimpos shore gives shelter from a northerly, the Konyaalti side from a southerly swell. If the port authority closes the harbour or the forecast makes the day unsafe, the charter is moved to another date or refunded under the terms on our cancellation and refund page.
Can we charter a yacht for a birthday, a proposal or a company day out?
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Yes. A sunset run from Kaleici Yat Limani on Akdeniz Yildizi, 8 guests at 6,500 TL, is the usual choice for a proposal. Birthdays and company days more often take the Lagoon 450 or the Azimut 55 out of Setur Antalya Marina, which has the easiest parking and airport access. Tell the office a few days ahead if decoration, a cake or a photographer needs to be organised.
Book your Antalya yacht charter
Tell us the date, the marina and how many people are coming, and we will confirm the boat, usually the same day. ALUA Rent a Car, Kiziltoprak Mah. Aspendos Bul. No: 114, Muratpasa, Antalya 07100. Phone +90 242 811 25 82, in Turkish, English, Russian or Arabic.
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