What people usually ask

The rate is quoted per week and depends on the yacht, the dates and the itinerary, so there is no fixed price list on the site. The minimum charter is seven days. Send us your dates and who is coming on WhatsApp or Telegram and we will reply with a quote within one working day.

The rate covers the yacht, the crew and insurance. Fuel, berthing along the route, provisions and drinks, and port fees are normally additional. These are usually handled through an advance provisioning allowance (APA), from which the captain covers expenses and accounts for the balance — the quote sets all of this out.

The fleet is based in Antalya and Kemer: Setur Antalya Marina in Konyaaltı, Kaleiçi Yat Limanı in the old harbour and Çelebi Marina in the free zone. The berth is 20–40 minutes from Antalya airport and we can arrange the transfer.

The minimum charter is seven days — the standard weekly unit, usually Saturday to Saturday, though we fit the dates around you. Longer trips — ten days, a fortnight, the one-way run to Bodrum — are quoted the same way, on request.

No. Every yacht in the fleet sails with a professional crew of nine to thirteen depending on the vessel. You are never expected to handle the yacht yourself.

All three yachts take up to 12 guests overnight — the standard limit for commercial charter. Cabin count runs from four to six depending on the yacht; the crew lives in a separate area and does not occupy guest space.

Quinta Essentia is 55 metres with a hybrid propulsion system, the longest range of the three and four generous cabins. Brand New 50M is a 2025 build at 49.9 metres with a pool on the main deck and six cabins. Princess Melda is 42 metres with six cabins and a master that has its own balcony. There is a line-by-line comparison in the Fleet section.

A chef and stewards are on board. Menus are agreed before departure, from breakfasts and light lunches to dinners at anchor. Allergies, children's menus and particular preferences are all accommodated — just let us know in advance.

The selection depends on the yacht and is listed on each yacht's page: tenders, jet skis, SEABOB, wakeboards, canoes, paddleboards. The swim platform lowers to the waterline, so getting gear into the water takes no effort.

Yes, the yachts have Wi-Fi and satellite communications. Along the Antalya coast the connection is good enough for work and video calls.

The classic run is west along the Lycian coast: Phaselis, Olympos, Adrasan, the island of Suluada, Kekova with its sunken city, and on to Kaş. Eastwards it is quieter: Belek, Side and the mouth of the Manavgat. Ready-made programmes from two to seven days are on the home page.

Yes, the programme is built around you. The captain adjusts it for the weather and your plans — that is normal practice rather than the exception.

The main season on the Turkish Mediterranean runs from May to October. July and August are the warmest and the busiest, while May–June and September–October give you quieter bays with the water still comfortable.

There is a crossing from Kaş to the Greek island of Kastellorizo. Trips like this need paperwork arranged in advance — tell us when booking and we will take care of the formalities.