Boat hire in Bodrum

Rent a boat in Bodrum Turkey

You can find boats available to rent with or without a skipper in Bodrum on the Nautal website. Search for sailboats, catamarans, motorboats and more in Bodrum and/or in the world. Flexible cancellation or date changes up to 15 days before check-in is allowed on selected boats.

Bodrum is a Turkish town located on the peninsula of the same name in the Aegean Sea. It is considered the "home of Turkish sailing" and is popular among yachting enthusiasts. 

The Greek islands of Kalymnos, Pserimos and Kos are also located not so far from the peninsula. Located on the southern coast of the peninsula in the north of the Gulf of Gökova, the resort is an ideal place for Bodrum boat rentals and sailing. 

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

Renting a boat in Bodrum costs from 241 £ per day in low season and from 1759 £ for a week. In high season, the price of renting a boat in Bodrum begins from 406 £ per day and from 2613 £ for a week. There are several factors that can affect the boat hre in Bodrum’s price: type of boat, length of the boat, age, capacity, with or without a skipper, additional costs, etc. 

Yacht charter in Bodrum

In low season £2,097/day and £14,677/week 

In high season £2,696/day and £18,871/week

Bodrum gulet rental in Turkey

In low season £965/day and £6,752/week

In high season £1,314/day and £9,196/week

Is it possible to rent a boat in Bodrum with or without a skipper? 

Renting a boat in Bodrum with a skipper is ideal if you want to be guided through the best places in the area and get the most out of your sailing experience. You can rent a boat in Bodrum without a skipper if you have the appropriate licence or if there are boats available to rent that do not require a licence. It is without a doubt a great idea to do a Bodrum bareboat charter of your own boat if you are an experienced sailor and enjoy your Bodrum boat trip freely. 

What to do in Bodrum?

Sailing Bodrum has plenty of tourist attractions. Travellers can visit traditional Turkish villages, spend time in bars and nightclubs, as well as rent a gulet in Turkey and explore the coast. 

Bodrum was once a small fishing village with a population of just a few thousand: over the last fifty years, the city has completely transformed itself to become one of Turkey's most popular resorts. 

When you do a Bodrum boat hire, you have the opportunity to see one of the wonders of the world - the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus - as well as the medieval St Peter's Castle and other sights. In the evening you will have a pleasant time on the coast. In the eastern part of the city, there are a large number of bars and nightclubs that are open until the early morning. 

In the western part, the nightlife is calmer and more measured: at yacht clubs and marinas. Enjoy a Bodrum yacht charter and go to all of the yacht clubs in the area for a break! The best part about a boat charter in Bodrum is that you can be as spontaneous or as organised as you wish! If you want to make a last minute change for your sailing charter Bodrum itinerary you always can. 

If you rent a yacht in Bodrum, you will have additional opportunities. The water in the Aegean is crystal clear and the coast is full of charming harbours and raids. In addition, if you decide to sail along the coast of the peninsula, you will discover many deserted beaches and traditional Turkish villages. 

Although sailors are afraid of the strong winds in summer, the wind will not darken your holiday, as Gumusluk village is located near the city on the peninsula, which is protected from the wind and could become an alternative to Bodrum during this period. In addition to this, Aspat Bay is a popular destination for your sailing holidays in Bodrum. It is protected from the north-western winds that make it difficult to sail. The fact that it has served as a refuge for pirates in the past adds a unique charm to the place. 

The Gulf of Gökova also offers excellent conditions for sailing. Although there are almost no tourist attractions on the north coast, there are berths and restaurants every few miles. There are picturesque islands closer to the southern coast of the bay. One of them, Cleopatra Island, is famous for its Roman ruins and soft white sand beaches. According to legend, Mark Antony brought this sand from Egypt for his beloved Cleopatra. Boat rental in Bodrum Turkey is a great option for both families and friend groups looking for some adventure and culture from this lovely city. 

After a tour of historical and architectural monuments, make sure to visit one of the beaches, go diving, jet skiing and sailing to the Black Island - Kara Ada.

Also, don't forget about the opportunities offered by eastern Turkey: go shopping at a local bazaar, have a drink at a Turkish bath, try doner kebabs and luscious sweets. Don’t miss out the best yacht rentals in Bodrum are the first to go! 

If you love the idea of Bodrum check out these other boat rentals in Turkey:

• Maramaris
• Istanbul
• Fethiye

How is the weather in Bodrum?

Bodrum has a temperate Mediterranean climate with long, warm summers and short, humid winters. The best season for sailing in this region is from April to October. Temperatures reach 34ºC between July and August. However, even in the coldest months, the average temperature does not drop below 15ºC. Winds in this area blow from the north and north-west, reaching 11-16 knots, saving you from the hot sun during the summer months. 

Which are the most popular ports in Bodrum?

Whether you decide to do a bareboat charter in Bodrum or rent with a skipper, here is a list of the most popular ports in the area:

• Milta Marina
• D-Marin Turgutreis 

How to get to Bodrum?

To get to Bodrum from any destination is primarily possible by plane with a connection in Istanbul. You can also fly to one of the Turkish cities and get to Bodrum by bus. The third option is to rent a boat in one of the port cities on the Turkish or Greek coast and get to the peninsula by sea. 

Frequently Asked Questions about Bodrum

What is the daily cost to hire a boat in Bodrum?

In Bodrum, the average cost of hiring a boat is approximately 2,783£ per day. Several factors can affect the price, such as the season, the boat's year of manufacture, and the equipment included. The daily rates can vary from 119£ and 15,438£.

What is the cost per day to hire a skipper in Bodrum?

The cost of hiring a skipper varies depending on the destination and the boat owner. In Bodrum, the average price for a skipper is around 148£ per day.

Is it possible to include equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards, or a wakeboard with my boat hire in Bodrum?

Many owners in Bodrum offer various extras that you can add to your booking. These extras can include items such as Bridge shower, Fridge or Freezer.

What types of boats are available for hire in Bodrum?

In Bodrum, you can hire a variety of boats, such as Motorboat, Gulet or Motor Yacht.

How many cabins are available on a boat in Bodrum?

Boats in Bodrum typically have an average of 4 cabins. For larger groups, you can book boats with up to 15 cabins.

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