Some charter offers genuinely stop us in our tracks. This is one of them. Right now, a handful of beautifully appointed sailing yachts are available for the 2026 high season at prices that — frankly — make the decision almost too easy. We're talking fully crewed, all-inclusive luxury gulet charter experiences sailing between the turquoise bays of Türkiye and the sparkling Greek islands, with savings of up to 30% already on the table.
The window to act, however, is a narrow one. Bookings confirmed before 15 July unlock an additional perk: a 50% reduction on return airport transfers. After that date, the offer stands but the bonus disappears. So if you've been weighing up a summer charter holiday, now is precisely the moment to commit.
Sailing Türkiye: Bodrum and the Aegean Coast
Bodrum remains, in our view, one of the finest departure points for a Türkiye yacht charter — and with good reason. The Aegean coastline here is dramatic, layered with history, and genuinely difficult to access any other way than by sea. Ancient amphitheatres peer down from pine-clad hillsides. Coves so clear you can count the pebbles ten metres below the hull. Evenings anchored off a fishing village with a cold Efes and the sun dropping behind the peninsula. It's the kind of sailing that reminds you why you came.
Three yachts are available across this route, each suited to groups or cabin-share arrangements of up to twelve guests. Musandira II offers five well-appointed cabins for ten guests — a beautifully intimate setup for a family charter or a group of close friends. Kaptan Yarkin and Kavanca both accommodate twelve guests across six cabins, ideal for larger gatherings where the social energy of the deck is as important as the destinations.
July departures are available from just €6,650 — a 30% reduction on standard high-season rates. August departures sit at €7,600, reflecting a 20% saving. For a private yacht charter of this calibre, with a full crew and everything included, these figures are genuinely exceptional.
Into Greece: Island-Hopping the Aegean
What makes these itineraries particularly compelling is the crossing into Greek waters. A Greece yacht charter via this route carries a different energy to arriving by ferry or plane — you sail in, anchor off Kos or Kalymnos or Symi, and the islands reveal themselves on their own terms. The Dodecanese are quietly extraordinary: less crowded than the Cyclades, architecturally rich, and still genuinely local in feel. We'd argue this stretch of the Aegean — straddling the Greek and Turkish coastlines — is one of the most rewarding cruising grounds anywhere in the Mediterranean.
The itineraries here blend the best of both worlds. Mornings in a sheltered Turkish bay; afternoons making passage toward a whitewashed Greek harbour. It's the kind of charter holiday that feels borderless in the best possible sense.
All-Inclusive — and We Mean It
One thing that sets this particular gulet cruise offer apart is the all-inclusive catering concept. Wine and beer are included. Meals are prepared fresh daily from locally sourced ingredients — the kind of cooking that puts most restaurants to shame. There are no surprise extras when you settle the bill at the end of the week; everything is taken care of from the moment you step aboard.
For groups who want the full luxury charter experience without the administrative friction of meal planning and provisioning, this is about as straightforward as it gets. The crew handles everything. You simply enjoy the sea.
Our team recommends checking availability sooner rather than later — the July 25th departure in particular, at 30% off, won't last long. Reach out to us directly and we'll help you find the right vessel and itinerary for your group.
