Rent a boat in Marmaris with or without a skipper

Rent a boat in Marmaris with Nautal

Located on the southwestern coast of Turkey, Marmaris is a beautiful seaside town. It is one of the key resort towns along the Turkish Riviera, also referred to as the Turquoise Coast. As the name suggests, the waters in Marmaris are of a stunning bright blue and green hue and is situated where both the Mediterranean Sea and Aegean Sea converge.. Moreover, the town is known for its lively atmosphere, buzzing with restaurants, bars and several music venues. If you want to get to know this charming area in a unique way and explore the Turkish coast, then there is no better option than a boat rental in Marmaris. As you cruise along the sparkling waters, you will be able to see the gorgeous coastline, colourful buildings and mountainous backdrop.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Marmaris?

There are several factors involved in calculating the overall price of a boat rental in Marmaris. For example, the size of the vessel, the type of boat, the duration of the charter and the seasonality are all taken into consideration. There are also extras that you can include such as a skipper and a crew which will increase the price of your charter. Below you can find the average prices according to boat type:

Sailboats

Our prices begin at € 324/day and €2,270 / week in the low season and € 444/day and €3,110/week in the high season.

Motorboats

Our prices begin at € 349/day in both the low and high season.

Catamarans

Our prices begin at €378 /day and €2,650/ week in the low season and €494/day and €3,460/week in the high season.

Gulets

Our prices begin at €4,900 / week in the low season and €8,400/week in the high season.

What is included in the cost?

The price includes the usage of the vessel for the duration of your Marmaris sailing expedition! The essential safety equipment is also included to ensure a worry-free and secure journey, which is our priority at Nautal. The cost may vary from boat to boat depending on the extras and additional services such as cleaning, food and beverage etc. that the boat owner provides. Do not hesitate to get in touch with the the boat owner should you have any questions.

What are the mooring fees in Marmaris?

The mooring fees in Marmaris, Turkey can vary depending on the marina you choose, the length of the boat. The season will also impact the price as demand may increase during high season. However, the mooring fees can typically range from around 50 Turkish Lira to 250 Turkish Lira per night for a 10-meter boat, and can increase for larger boats. It's recommended to check with the specific marina for their current rates and any additional charges or discounts that may apply.

What is the best time to visit Marmaris?

Marmaris has a Mediterranean climate, which means it has hot and dry summers with mild winters. Typically, the most popular time to visit is during July and August as the weather reaches up to 35 degrees Celsius which makes it great for taking a refreshing dip in the cool waters. However, the best time to visit Marmaris is during the shoulder season such as June and September because the temperature is still hot but there are fewer crowds. One thing is for sure, Marmaris has exceptional weather when it comes to sunlight, with around 300 days of sunshine a year. Therefore, you can even go during spring and fall to enjoy slightly cooler temperatures, but still get to enjoy the Turkish sunshine.

Should I charter a boat with or without a skipper?

As you search through all the different kinds of boats on the platform, you will notice that many come with the option to include a skipper. While this is not always mandatory, there are many benefits to having a skipper on board with you. For example, a professional skipper will be able to take care of all the sailing, docking and anchoring for you. This means that instead of focusing on all these technical aspects, you can focus on enjoying your time and admiring the beautiful view!.

Moreover, the skipper will be a local of Marmaris, so they can show you around all the parts of Marmaris that tourists don’t typically get to see. When you charter a boat in Marmaris with a skipper, you have the opportunity to explore the area from a different perspective. Ultimately, you will have a totally personalised experience that is well suited to your needs, ensuring that you have the best experience possible.

If you possess a licence to sail and have the requisite experience, we have a large number of bareboat charters available in our fleet.

Which ports can I sail from in Marmaris?

• Marmaris Yacht Marina: This marina is located in the heart of Marmaris and offers 700 berths for boats up to 70 meters in length.
• Netsel Marina: This marina is located in a protected bay just east of Marmaris and offers 750 berths for boats up to 70 meters in length. The marina offers a range of amenities, including restaurants, cafes, bars, and a swimming pool.
• Marmaris Municipal Marina: This marina is located in the heart of Marmaris and offers space for boats up to 50 meters in length. The marina offers basic facilities, including water and electricity.

What to do during a boat charter in Marmaris?

Thanks to its breathtaking landscape, Marmaris offers all its visitors a warm welcome with its bright sun, azure waters and peaceful forests. There is so much to explore here that we have compiled a list of our favourite recommendations to help inspire your Marmaris boat rental.

• To begin, there are so many places to discover once you disembark from your boat. As with any destination, one of the best ways to get to know Marmaris is to wander around the streets and visit its famous landmarks. For example, you can see the Marmaris Castle. This is a 16th-century castle that was built by Suleiman the Magnificent. This is a great place to learn about the history of Turkey, as there is also a museum inside. For a taste of Turkish culture, a visit to the Marmaris Bazaar is a must. This is a traditional market where you can shop for souvenirs, spices and traditional goods.
• Then, when you want to get in touch with nature, we highly recommend visiting the Marmaris National Park. Just six kilometres away from Marmaris, this area of lush greenery covers nearly 30 hectares of mountains, beaches and islands. The park is home to the ancient cities of Physkos and Amos as well as an abundance of unique flora and fauna. From goats to foxes and eagles, there is so much to this park!
• If you are looking for some of the best beaches in the world, then look no further. The Aegean Sea has some of the most transparent water with a wonderful blue colour certain to enchant all who decide to visit. The main beach in Marmaris is Marmaris Beach. Located in the centre of town, this is one of the most popular beaches because of its convenience. However, we recommend you take advantage of your Marmaris boat rental and head farther out from the centre to explore more secluded areas. For example, Icmeler Beach is on the west of Marmaris and has golden sands. This is an extremely well-maintained beach, so it is clean and peaceful to visit. If you want to swim in the waters with a magical backdrop of the tall forested hills, then head to Turunc Beach. This beach has been awarded a Blue Flag award thanks to its ecological status and its natural beauty.

Where can I sail in Marmaris?

There are a plethora of stunning sailing locations to explore when you charter a yacht in Marmaris:

• Göbün: Sail to the picturesque bay of Gobun. Anchor in the bay and enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. In the evening, have dinner on board or visit one of the local restaurants on the shore.
• Sarsala: Set sail for Sarsala, a secluded cove surrounded by lush greenery and clear waters. Anchor in the cove and spend the day exploring the area on foot or by kayak.
• Bozburun: Set sail for the small island of Bozburun, known for its crystal-clear waters and unspoiled nature. Anchor in the bay and spend the day delighting in water sports such as swimming and snorkeling. Or simply catch some rays and sunbathe!
• An escape fit for royalty: Off the coast of Marmaris lies a tiny island said to have the softest sands in the world. This is none other than Cleopatra Island. It is said that Queen Cleopatra used this beach as her secret paradise. So, if you want to feel like royalty, then this beach is for you.

Which type of boat is best for a Marmaris boat rental?

If you are planning a yacht charter in Marmaris, it is important to take into account how much of your time will be spent on the water so you can choose a comfortable vessel that will suit all of your needs. Shorter trips such as weekend or day-charters are best suited for Motorboats, RIBs and Jet skis. For longer charters, you will require something more spacious with more amenities. Have a look at our yachts and catamarans for week-long expeditions! If you are an experienced sailor, a sailboat will allow you to put your skills to the test and to have a more traditional sailing experience! Since you’ll be in Turkey, why not check out a gulet charter? You could embark on the famed Blue Cruise and explore this traditional cruise route. Have a look at the capacity of our vessels below:

Sailboat

Our Sailboats can accommodate up to 12 guests and include up to 6 cabins.

Motorboat

Our Motorboats can accommodate up to 8 guests.

Catamaran

Our Catamarans can accommodate up to 13 guests and include up to 6 cabins.

Gulet

Our Gulets can accommodate up to 18 guests and include up to 8 cabins.