Private Charter
Turkey's Turquoise Coast
Pine-clad coves, ancient Lycian ruins, and the warmest waters in the Mediterranean.
What This Really Is
Beyond a Charter
This is not a standard yacht charter. From the moment you step aboard at Fethiye, the week is built around your group — how early you want to move, how long you want to stay in the water, and how much of the shore you want to see.
The Turquoise Coast is pine-backed bays and ruins you can swim over, in water warm enough to stay in until October. It is the slowest, warmest week we run.
A private crewed catamaran charter on Turkey's Turquoise Coast with Naveo starts from €19,000 per week. Departing from Gocek, the 7-day itinerary includes a Lagoon 46 catamaran, professional skipper, onboard chef preparing Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine, all meals, fuel, and marina fees.
The Rhythm
A Day on the Water
Each day flows with intention and flexibility. No schedules, no pressure — just the rhythm of the sea and whatever feels right.
Morning
Wake slowly
Coffee on the foredeck with pines coming right down to the water. A swim before breakfast, while the bay is still flat and empty.
Midday
Short hops, shallow coves
Passages here are measured in single figures. Lunch at anchor somewhere the catamaran can tuck right in against the trees, where a deeper boat cannot follow.
Afternoon
Ruins and water
Swim over the sunken Byzantine steps at Gemiler, or walk up to the ghost village at Kayaköy. Or stay aboard on the trampolines and let the afternoon go.
Evening
Dinner at the water's edge
A jetty restaurant at Kapı Creek, or the chef cooking at anchor. Turkey is hot until late, so dinner runs long and nobody moves afterwards.
Inspiration
A Sample Sailing Week
Final route depends on weather conditions and your preferences. Every week is different.
The Yacht
Lagoon 46
A 46-foot catamaran with four double cabins, each with its own bathroom, air conditioning and natural light. Cabins sit up in the hulls with hatches above, which matters in a Turkish August. Larger groups move up to a six-cabin catamaran for up to twelve guests.
- 4 ensuite double cabins (sleeps 8)
- Air conditioning in every cabin
- Hot showers throughout
- Spacious saloon and cockpit
- Full water toys: SUP, snorkelling, dinghy
Why a Catamaran?
A catamaran draws about a metre and a half against a gulet's two and a half to three. On this coast that is the difference between anchoring out in the middle of a bay and tucking right up against the pines. It also stays flat, and it breathes better on a hot night.
The Details
What's Included
Included
- ✓Exclusive yacht for 7 nights
- ✓Professional skipper and chef
- ✓All meals (Turkish & Mediterranean)
- ✓Flexible itinerary
- ✓Water sports equipment
- ✓Port fees and fuel
Not included
- —Flights to/from Dalaman
- —Travel insurance
- —Dinners ashore
- —Excursions and tastings
- —Crew gratuity
Optional add-ons
From Vincent
“Turkey is where I send people who want to slow all the way down. The passages are tiny, the water stays warm into October, and you can swim over a Byzantine staircase before lunch. Note that dinners ashore are cheap here but the wine is not — that is the one thing that surprises people.”
— Vincent Braakman, Founder
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