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Typically 6–10 guests
Selimiye
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A motor yacht charter in Orhaniye combines engine-powered cruising with the sheltered setting of Keçi Bükü, at the eastern head of the Gulf of Hisarönü. The village surrounds a deeply indented bay framed by wooded hills, with Martı Marina, waterfront jetties and natural anchorages providing different ways to begin or pause a cruise.
Because motor yachts rely primarily on engines, they can cover coastal distances faster and with less dependence on wind than sailing-oriented boats. This can make an Orhaniye trip more destination-focused, leaving time for swimming, anchoring and going ashore between passages. Enclosed living areas and outdoor decks also provide space to relax, although comfort and layouts vary considerably by vessel. Travelers comparing motor yachts with other boat styles can also explore the wider selection for yacht charters in Orhaniye.
The inner bay provides a protected starting point before routes open into the Gulf of Hisarönü. Close to Orhaniye, Kızkumu is the defining landmark: a long, shallow ridge of reddish sand that appears to form a path through the water. The shallows are also a navigational hazard, so their significance is visual and cultural rather than simply that of a swimming beach. Nearby Orhaniye Island carries ruined fortifications traditionally associated with ancient Bybassos.
A local day-cruise pattern can connect Kızkumu with Dişlice Island, Kamelya Island, Selimiye and nearby swimming coves. For a longer holiday, routes may continue through village bays toward Bozburun and Datça, or extend toward Serçe Limanı and Bozukkale. A motor yacht’s speed can help link several stops within a limited itinerary, but the best pace still allows substantial time at anchor rather than treating every day as a long passage.
The main recreational boating season runs from early May to late October. June and September offer a strong balance of settled cruising conditions and warm-weather activity, while May and October are generally quieter and milder. The sea remains cooler in May, and the chance of rain increases in October. July and August bring the hottest weather, warmest water and busiest anchorages.
Orhaniye’s inner bay is usually calm and protected from open-sea swell. Summer afternoons commonly bring west to northwest breezes around Force 3–5, meaning a moderate breeze rather than severe weather. Although a motor yacht is less dependent on wind for propulsion, wind and sea state still influence comfort, fuel use and route choice. Conditions become more exposed toward Datça, Bozukkale and the outer Bozburun coast, so forecasts matter on longer itineraries. Leisure cruising is much more limited from November through April.
Motor yachts suit travelers who value comfortable onboard space, faster coastal travel and flexibility between bays, islands and waterfront settlements. They can work for couples, families or private groups on day trips, weekends and longer cruises. When comparing vessels, consider the number of cabins, sleeping arrangements, bathrooms, shaded deck space and ease of access to the water—not simply overall length or advertised speed.
Crew format is equally important. Guests need no boating experience when a professional skipper or crew operates the yacht, while self-operated charter, where available, requires appropriate experience and may require formal qualifications. Larger vessels commonly have professional crews and may offer meal preparation, housekeeping or guest service, but inclusions differ between listings.
Fuel arrangements deserve particular attention because consumption is generally higher than on sail-powered boats and can materially affect the final cost. Check cruising range, expected route, crew services, marina charges and fuel terms before comparing prices. In Orhaniye, also confirm the exact embarkation point: departures may use Martı Marina or another waterfront jetty around Keçi Bükü. For a broader comparison, travelers can review motor yacht charters in Turkey.
The current number of motor yachts listed through viravira.co for Orhaniye is 1. The available configuration offers 2 and accommodates up to 4, making the present selection most relevant to a small private group. The eligible starting price is 556 €.
With a focused local selection, the individual yacht’s layout, crew arrangement and operating-cost terms carry particular weight. Compare what the listed price includes, especially fuel, skipper or crew services, food, marina fees and any route-related expenses, rather than relying on the starting figure alone.



/ night
motor yacht available
€667
€667
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 18, 2026
/ day
motor yacht available
€556
€556
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 18, 2026
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