Mugla Hourly & Daily Yacht Charter and Boat Rental

Mugla, the state having the longest coastline in Turkey, is located between the Aegean and Mediterranean regions due to its geographical location. Defined as the Paradise on Earth, Mugla is frequently visited by both local and foreign tourists each and every year as it hosts unmatched natural and historical marvels.

Mugla is one of the oldest settlements of the ancient Caria region, and was formerly named “Mobolia”. The region bears the traces of many civilizations such as Hittites, Phrygians, Lydians, Dorians and Ionians, and was later came under the rule of the Roman Empire. In 1913, Mentese Sanjak was separated from Aydin and the region was renamed as “Mugla”. It is said that the name comes from Muglu Bey, who was one of the commanders of the Seljuk Sultan Kilicarslan.

Standing out with its rich historical and cultural values, Mugla is also an important agriculture and tourism center. Ortaca, Fethiye, Dalaman and Dalyan where citrus farming is a major economic activity; Marmaris which is famous for its blossom and pine honey, and Bodrum and Datca which are among the favorite routes of yacht tourism are some of the highlights of the region.

One of the most pleasing ways to indulge in nature in the untouched bays of Mugla and to enjoy the sea and the sun amongst a thousand shades of blue and green, is to rent a boat and go on a sailing holiday. You can either discover Mugla during a sailing vacation or choose to rent an hourly or daily boat without overnight stay to have the best of your holiday with your beloved ones.

With the hourly or daily boat rental option, you can freshen up by swimming in the most beautiful bays and beaches, and explore many magnificent places that are not accessible by land. You can also go ashore to take a walk among the historical buildings and get the chance to observe the archaeological and cultural richness of the region.

There are many boats and private yachts that go on hourly or daily tours in the Mugla region. Daily boat tours sail on the routes of Bodrum, Fethiye, Bozburun, Marmaris, the Gulf of Hisaronu and the Gulf of Gokova. Tours usually begin in the morning and they last until the sunset in the evening.

If you want to spice up your holiday without needing to spend the whole day on the boat, you can opt for hourly or daily yacht charter, so you can determine the places you want to see and your route to set sail into the blues freely. Tour times may vary depending on the boat and can be made as half-day or full-day. The minimum rental period is generally 2 hours, taking into account disembarkation and berthing.

Tours departing from Marmaris are among the most preferred daily boat tours in Mugla. Cennet Island, Aquarium Bay, Phosphorus Cave, Amos Bay and Turunc Bay are visited within the tour route. Some of these tours also stop by Dalyan, the Gulf of Hisaronu, the Aegean Islands and the Gulf of Gokova. Another popular boat tour departs from Fethiye or Gocek and sails on the route of the 12 Islands. The route includes Yassica Islands, Bedri Rahmi Bay, Tersane Island, Gobun Cove, Kursunlu Bay, Pig Island, Yavansu and Zeytin Island.

There are many places in Mugla where you can experience adventurous water sports activities such as diving, windsurfing and rafting. If you are interested in diving, you can join diving tours to witness the extraordinary marine life in its natural habitat and swim with the colorful fishes and corals.

You can list hourly and daily chartered gulets, motor yachts, sailboats and catamarans in the Mugla region by selecting the check-in and check-out dates as the same day.

Mugla Hourly and Daily Boat Rental & Charter Prices

Hourly and daily boat rental prices in Mugla vary according to the size, guest capacity and equipment of the boat. Hourly rental prices start from 50 €. In hourly rentals, the total price is usually calculated based on the 1-hour rental fee. Daily rental prices, on the other hand, vary between 400- 450 € in low season and 500- 750 € in high season.