Blue Cruise 2026 Price Information and Destination Information
Below are the most up-to-date prices and destination information for the 2026 Blue Cruise:
General Information
A Blue Cruise is a seaside holiday, usually lasting 3–14 days, undertaken on traditional wooden sailing boats called gulets along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. Departing from ports such as Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris, and Göcek, it visits bays such as Kekova, Gökkaya, and Yassıca Islands. Ancient cities and traditional coastal villages are also visited.
2026 Price Ranges
- Cabin Charter (Per Person, Full Board)
Economical: Approximately €500–€700 / 1 week
Mid-Range: €700–€1200
Discounts available with early booking at Gulet Broker Yachting agencies
- Private Boat (Full Charter, not per person)
Daily charter prices (luxury gulet, 8 cabins, 20 person capacity):
May–October: €3500–€4700 / day
Weekly charter (or full board per person) prices:
Old boats: ~€12,000 / week
Ultra-luxury: €150,000 / week
-Popular Routes and Ports
Main Departure Points, Bodrum: Datça Peninsula, Göklova Gulf, Yedi Islands
Fethiye–Göcek: Bedri Rahmi, Tersane Island, Cleopatra’s Bath, Yassıca Islands
Marmaris–Fethiye: Kekova Sunken City, Simena, other historical bays, Places to Visit
Ancient ruins: Simena, Sunken City, Naturally beautiful bays: Gökkaya, Sarsala, Bedri Rahmi, Orak Island
Recommendations
Early booking reduces both cabin and boat charter prices.
You can save significantly by choosing your route and season.
Before your Blue Cruise, it’s also worth checking details such as environmental protection, insurance, and crew quality.
Blue Cruise Gulets Categories
Blue Voyage gulets are generally divided into the following categories based on comfort, equipment, and service quality:
🛳️ Gulet Categories:
1️⃣ Economy (Standard) Gulets
Length: Generally between 15–20 meters,Number of cabins: An average of 3–6 cabins
Comfort: Simple decor, basic amenities, and services are provided.
Amenities: Air conditioning may be absent or limited. Shared showers and toilets may be standard or basic.
Food and Service: Basic service is offered; menus are generally simple, tasty, but limited.
Price Level: Affordable.
2️⃣ Classic Gulets
Length: Generally between 18–25 meters
Number of cabins: An average of 4–8 cabins
Comfort: Higher, more well-maintained, and spacious than standard gulets. Cabins have private showers and toilets.
Amenities: Air conditioning is usually available, but only at certain times of the day.
Food and Service: Service quality and menu variety are better, with a focus on regional cuisine.
Price Level: Mid-range pricing.
3️⃣ Luxury Gulets
Length: Between 20–30 meters
Number of cabins: 4–8 cabins (large, spacious, with private bathrooms)
Comfort: Luxury furniture, stylish interior design, spacious living areas.
Amenities: 24/7 air conditioning, Wi-Fi, water sports equipment (e.g., canoes, paddleboards, jet skis), TV and DVD systems, and large sunbathing areas.
Food and Service: Gourmet cuisine and top-tier staff are offered.
Price Level: High-priced.
4️⃣ Ultra Luxury (VIP) Gulets
Length: Generally between 25–50 meters (including mega gulets)
Number of cabins: Fewer cabins (e.g., 4–6 cabins) allow for maximum privacy.
Comfort: Bedrooms equipped with first-class luxury amenities, hotel-like comfort, custom-designed bathrooms, and a jacuzzi or sauna are available.
Amenities: 24/7 air conditioning, satellite TV, cinema systems, a spa area, a fitness center, and extensive water sports equipment (jet skis, diving equipment, water skis, etc.) are available.
Food and service: Private chef, personalized menus, high-quality beverage options, and professional crew.
Price: In the premium segment, the price is quite high.
⚓ What to Consider When Choosing a Gulet?
Gulet’s Well-Maintained: In every category, choose a well-maintained boat.
Crew Quality: An experienced and professional crew makes a big difference.
Season and Booking Time: Early bookings offer price advantages.
Boat Equipment and Extra Services: Choose air conditioning, internet, water sports, etc. according to your needs.
