All listed amenities are included in the charter price.
Comfort pack
Included: Cruising fuel for 3-4 hours a day; Air-conditioning on WS 24 hrs and others around 12-15 hrs a day.; All charter & berth taxes, expenses for port procedures in Turkey; Clean bed linen and bath & sun towels.; Use of facilities on board; Yacht insurance (we advise you to take out your own individual travel insurance)Included in the price
Gulet Berrak Su operates as a private charter gulet from Marmaris, Turkey, within reach of the Turquoise Coast. Built in 2007 and refitted in 2025, this 33-metre Deluxe class vessel has an 8.0 metre beam and carries a crew of five. The six-cabin layout, full watersports inventory and recent refit make her a well-equipped base for group charters of up to 12 guests. Twin 600 HP Baoudin engines drive the vessel, producing a cruising speed of 10 knots. 32 kw and 24 kw generators supports air conditioning and onboard systems throughout the day. Guests sail under the Turkish flag with a crew of five dedicated to service, navigation and cuisine. Gulet Berrak Su sleeps up to 12 guests across six cabins, arranged as two master cabins and four double cabins. Private bathrooms, air conditioning, wardrobes and hairdryers are among the cabin equipment aboard. The two master cabins offer added space for couples, while the four double cabins suit families or groups of friends travelling together. Bathroom amenities and LED lighting are fitted throughout, alongside wireless charging units and USB ports in the living areas.
Elle Yachting
Marmaris Yat Limani, Marmaris, Turkey
15:30
10:00
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to your selection. Payment conditions are confirmed during quote and booking.
No license is needed when booking with crew or skipper.
Pet policy is set by the charter base - ask before booking.
Card, Bank transfer, Cash
Marmaris Yat Limani is located in Marmaris, Turkey. Check-in and check-out times are provided by the charter base.
Hisarönü and Bozburun
Quiet bays a short sail from Marmaris: the ruins at Bozukkale, the gulet yards of Bozburun, and dinner on the water at Selimiye and Orhaniye.
See this route on the mapIndicative route. The final itinerary and overnight stops depend on weather, availability and the skipper's decision.
Check-in in a deep, almost enclosed bay ringed by pine hills.
The wall of ancient Loryma runs along the ridge above the anchorage.
Wooden gulets are still built on the shore here, in the open.
A single row of restaurants along the water under a ruined fort.
A sandbar runs out into the bay: you can walk half a kilometre offshore.
A narrow inlet that all but cuts the peninsula in two.
Back at the base: the boat is handed over in the morning.