Destination
Turkey
Aegean and Turquoise Coast
Pine ridges, short sails, and towns that still work as harbours rather than backdrops.
The Turkish coast rewards weeks that stay close. Göcek’s gulf is a classroom of coves. Bodrum opens longer runs toward the Datça peninsula when the meltem allows. Sailaboard treats Turkey as a place to compare gulets and sailing yachts, not as a promise of empty berths.
Boat types on this coast
Gulets and sailing yachts are the usual way to see this coast. Motor yachts appear, but the sample catalog currently shows a sloop and a gulet.
Harbours to know
Göcek
A compact harbour town with many nearby coves.
Yalıkavak
A Bodrum peninsula marina used as a sample home berth.
Seasonal note
General guidance, not a forecast: June and September are often easier than the peak meltem of July and August. Heat and afternoon wind should be planned for, not treated as a surprise.
General guidance only. Not a forecast and not availability.
Sample yachts
Search this coast
Sample listingHorizon Ledger
Sailing yacht · Göcek, Turkey
8 guests · 4 cabins · 3 bathrooms
Not verified
Sample weekly rate€9,800.00 per week
Included in the sample rate: Linen for the sample week
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Sample listingSalt Archive
Gulet · Bodrum, Turkey
12 guests · 6 cabins · 6 bathrooms
Not verified
Sample weekly rate€18,600.00 per week
Included in the sample rate: Linen for the sample week
View detailsQuestions
Does Sailaboard hold boats in Göcek?
No. Horizon Ledger is a sample card so the coast can be browsed. It is not a vacant yacht.
Why are gulets described with a skipper?
The sample gulet is set to require a skipper. That is a listing rule in the demo record, not a quote for crew wages.