The Eastern Mediterranean has a way of making any other holiday feel, frankly, ordinary. One morning you're anchored off a turquoise cove on the Turkish Riviera, the next you're threading between whitewashed Dodecanese villages with a sundowner in hand. This dual-destination magic is exactly what makes a Türkiye and Greece yacht charter so compelling — and why we keep returning to Bodrum-based motor yachts as the ideal platform for experiencing both.
This season, three vessels in our fleet stand out as especially worthy of your attention. They're different in scale and character, but they share one thing: the freedom to roam between two of the world's great sailing territories. Here's our honest take on each.
Go — 35m | 5 Cabins | 10 Guests
If contemporary design and serious water-toy credentials are your benchmarks for a luxury yacht charter, Go delivers without compromise. At 35 metres she has the footprint to create genuinely generous outdoor living spaces — the kind where ten guests never feel like ten guests. Jet Skis, SEABOBs, the full arsenal. We'd point guests who want to stay active in the water towards her without hesitation.
She's equally at home in the calm bays of the Bodrum Peninsula as she is island-hopping across to Kos or Rhodes. The Turkish coastline here is extraordinary — long, underpopulated inlets that reward early risers — while the Greek islands bring the buzz of pretty harbourside tavernas and that particular quality of Aegean light in the late afternoon. Go handles both beautifully.
Archsea — 31m | 5 Cabins | 9 Guests
Archsea is the one we'd recommend to guests who want a refined private yacht charter experience without the price tag of a superyacht. At 31 metres she punches well above her size — a sundeck jacuzzi, a thoughtfully arranged five-cabin layout that works for groups of friends and family alike, and — this is the detail we love most — an award-winning chef on board.
Good food changes a charter. It transforms an already beautiful day on the water into something genuinely memorable. On a Greece yacht charter that might mean fresh octopus and local wines after a morning at anchor off Symi; on the Turkish side, a proper meze spread as the sun drops behind the Taurus Mountains. Archsea's culinary credentials make that a realistic expectation rather than a hopeful one.
Panfeliss — 40m | 6 Cabins | 12 Guests
The largest of the three, Panfeliss emerged from a full 2026 refit looking sharper and feeling more spacious than ever. Six cabins comfortably accommodating twelve guests makes her the natural choice for larger groups — extended families, a milestone celebration, friends who've been planning this trip for years. The entertainment setup is impressive, the decks are genuinely expansive, and the jacuzzi is a non-negotiable on a hot Eastern Mediterranean afternoon.
A Türkiye yacht charter aboard Panfeliss could take you along the Gulf of Gökova — one of our favourite stretches of coastline anywhere — before crossing to the Dodecanese for a few days of Greek island life. Twelve guests, six cabins, zero compromises. She's a serious vessel for a serious luxury charter holiday.
One Cruising Ground, Two Countries
What unites all three is their Bodrum base and the dual-destination itinerary it unlocks. The Turkish Riviera and the Greek Islands are neighbours in the most spectacular sense — close enough to combine in a single week, different enough to feel like two entirely distinct experiences. Calm, pine-fringed Turkish bays give way to the vivid blues and architectural drama of the Dodecanese. It's a pairing that, once you've tried it, makes a single-country itinerary feel like half a holiday.
Our team knows these waters well. Whether your group is drawn to the wild, uncrowded anchorages of southwest Türkiye or the iconic harbours of Rhodes and Kos, we can help you find the right vessel and shape the perfect itinerary. Get in touch — the 2027 season is filling quickly, and all three of these yachts are worth moving fast for.
