Gulet Charter Prices in Turkey 2027: What a Week Really Costs

Luxury gulet charter in Turkey – 2027 gulet charter prices

How much does a gulet charter in Turkey cost? It is the first question almost every guest from the UK and the USA asks us – and the answer is often a pleasant surprise. A private gulet with its own captain, chef and crew can cost less per person than a week in a five-star hotel, while giving you a whole yacht and a new turquoise bay every day.

Below we share real weekly prices from more than 260 gulets and motorsailers in our fleet, broken down by cabin size and season, plus a clear explanation of what is included, what is extra, and how to get the best value for your 2027 blue cruise.

In short: a typical 5–6 cabin gulet for 10–12 guests costs around €18,200–€28,000 per week for the whole boat – roughly €1,333–€1,820 per person in low season. Luxury gulets range from about €40,000 to over €100,000 per week.

Weekly Gulet Charter Prices by Cabin Size (2026–2027)

Gulet sizeTypical guestsLow season (median)High season (median)Per person, low season
3–4 cabinsup to 8€7,000€10,500≈ €875
5 cabinsup to 10€18,200€28,000≈ €1,820
6 cabinsup to 12€16,000€23,800≈ €1,333
7 cabinsup to 14€14,000€20,650≈ €1,000
8 cabinsup to 16€14,000€21,000≈ €875
9–10 cabinsup to 20€17,500€25,000≈ €875
11–16 cabinsup to 34€28,000€42,000≈ €824

Median weekly prices for the whole boat, based on 266 gulets and motorsailers listed on Aren Yachting. Low season = May, June, September and October; high season = July and August. Prices vary by yacht, dates and route.

What Affects the Price of a Gulet?

  • ✓Season: July and August are usually 25–50% more expensive than May, June, September and October.
  • ✓Size and number of cabins: bigger gulets cost more in total, but often less per person.
  • ✓Age, refit and finish: modern motorsailers with polished interiors, air conditioning and stabilisers sit at the top of the market.
  • ✓Crew and service: a larger crew means more personal service, especially on luxury and VIP gulets.
  • ✓Water toys: jet skis, Seabobs, paddleboards and fast tenders add to the fun – and to the price.
  • ✓Route: one-way trips and Greek-island itineraries add transfer fees, port fees and Greek charter taxes.

What Is Included in the Price?

Standard weekly rates in Turkey include the yacht with its full crew, fuel for normal cruising, water, bed linen and towels, harbour and marina fees in Turkey, and the Turkish transit log. Food and drinks are usually charged separately, either as a full-board package or as an advance provisioning allowance, so you only pay for what you actually consume. We always send you a clear, all-inclusive estimate before you book – no surprises.

Best-Value Gulets for Groups

These traditional gulets offer the lowest weekly prices in our fleet – perfect for big families and groups of friends on a budget:

  • ✓Pınar 3 – 16 cabins, 34 guests, from €8,700 per week
  • ✓E Arda Deniz – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €8,750 per week
  • ✓Nirvana 2 – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €7,000 per week
  • ✓Oğuzhan – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €8,750 per week
  • ✓Galip Nur – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €8,400 per week

Mid-Range Gulets with Extra Comfort

A step up in size, comfort and water toys, with air-conditioned cabins and spacious decks:

  • ✓Bahriyeli C – 12 cabins, 24 guests, from €22,680 per week
  • ✓Bahriyeli D – 8 cabins, 16 guests, from €18,900 per week
  • ✓Semercioğlu 4 – 10 cabins, 20 guests, from €19,000 per week
  • ✓Fortuna 2 – 8 cabins, 16 guests, from €15,000 per week
  • ✓Caferoğlu 7 – 10 cabins, 20 guests, from €16,450 per week

Luxury and VIP Gulets

Superyacht-class gulets with large crews, premium interiors and serious toy boxes:

  • ✓Regina – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €75,000 per week
  • ✓Meira – 6 cabins, 12 guests, from €110,250 per week
  • ✓King of the Sea – 10 cabins, 22 guests, from €70,000 per week
  • ✓Seampathy – 7 cabins, 14 guests, from €70,000 per week
  • ✓De Love – 7 cabins, 14 guests, from €70,000 per week

How to Get the Best Price

  • ✓Book early: the best gulets for July and August are often reserved a year in advance.
  • ✓Choose shoulder season: June and September offer warm seas, quieter bays and lower prices.
  • ✓Fill every cabin: the price is per boat, so a full gulet is the cheapest way to cruise.
  • ✓Stay flexible: if your dates or departure port are flexible, ask us for last-minute and repositioning offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a gulet charter per person in Turkey?

For a full gulet in low season, typically around €700–€2,000 per person per week for the boat and crew, depending on the size and standard of the yacht. Food and drinks are added separately.

Is a gulet cheaper than a hotel?

For groups, very often yes. Split between 10–12 guests, a week on a comfortable gulet can cost less per person than a five-star resort – with a private crew and a new bay every day.

When is the cheapest time to charter a gulet?

May and October are usually the least expensive months, followed by June and September. July and August are peak season.

Do prices include food?

Usually not. Food and drinks are charged separately so you can choose exactly what you want on board. We will quote everything in advance.

Can I book for 2027 now?

Yes – 2027 enquiries are open and early bookings get the widest choice of yachts and dates.