About Marmaris

Where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, along Turkey’s south west seacoast, lies Marmaris a place synonymous with yachting and leaves. Set around pine- covered mountains and washed by turquoise waters, it’s a natural harbor that has brought mariners and trippers

then since age.

Formally a small fishing harborage, Marmaris is now a bustling littoral city that retains its original charm. Its graphic old quarter, the narrow cobbled thoroughfares and whitewashed houses climbing up to Marmaris Castle, is a testament to its history which dates back hundreds of times to the days of the Carian civilization and Ottoman Empire.

Marmaris is moment Turkey's centre for gulet cruising, and boasts one of the two biggest marinas in the Eastern Med. It's the base from which to embark on indelible yacht peregrinations along the Turkish Riviera, including popular routes to Göcek, Fethiye and Datça. Whether you're chartering a private gulet, or embarking on a day voyage, there are innumerous retired kudos, demitasse clear swimming spots and quiet harbors along the stretch of seacoast south of Marmaris.

Off the water, Marmaris is a busy mix of contemporary entertainments and natural prodigies – satiny seaview caffs

to gritty clubs, mountain pathways to unspoiled strands. Beyond the ancient stronghold, callers have access to destinations like Cleopatra Island, Dalyan’s remains and the swash’s slush cataracts.

And with such a rich maritime tradition and laid- back sun- soaked vibe, Marmaris is n't just a destination- it’s the gateway to the veritably stylish of Turkey's blue passage experience.

Marmaris Yacht Charter – Luxury Sailing Holidays in Turkey

Marmaris is a beloved yacht charter hub on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, known for its lively harbor, pine-clad mountains, and clear blue waters. The town blends vibrant nightlife with family‑friendly beaches and excellent sailing routes.

Why Choose Marmaris for Your Yacht Charter

With modern marinas, quality provisioning, and easy access to secluded bays, Marmaris is an ideal base for both first‑time and experienced sailors. Its position between the Gulf of Gökova and the Hisarönü Bay offers versatile itineraries.

Top Places to Visit Around Marmaris

• Hisarönü Bay: Pristine waters, steady breezes, and quiet anchorages.
• Çiftlik & Amos Bays: Sandy beaches perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
• Bozburun Peninsula: Traditional boat‑building villages and tranquil coves.
• Dalyan & Kaunos: River cruise to ancient rock tombs and mud baths.
• Cleopatra (Sedir) Island: Famous for its unique sandy beach and ruins.

Things to Do on a Marmaris Gulet Charter

Marmaris offers ideal conditions for water sports: snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and wakeboarding. On land, explore the castle, stroll the marina promenade, or enjoy hiking trails with panoramic sea views. Dining ranges from casual meyhanes to upscale seafood restaurants.

Luxury Yachts and Gulets

Choose from classic luxury gulets with professional crews, swift motor yachts, and comfortable sailing yachts or catamarans. Spacious cabins, sun decks, and water toys ensure comfort and fun for families, couples, and groups.

Plan Your Blue Cruise

Popular Blue Cruise routes from Marmaris include Gökova Gulf, Datça Peninsula, and the Bozburun archipelago, as well as cross‑border trips to the Greek Dodecanese. Expect calm mornings, afternoon breezes, and sunsets in secluded anchorages.

From water sports to cultural excursions, Marmaris promises a balanced yacht holiday with something for everyone.