Bodrum boat rental
Bodrum is a famous port city in the southwestern Aegean Region of Turkey. In ancient times, Bodrum was famous for housing the Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Built by the Knights Hospitaller in the 15th century, Bodrum Castle overlooks the harbour and the marina. Bodrum is a great place to visit museums and historical sites, then there are lovely restaurants to try out the local food, and it's also a great place for boat rental. Bodrum has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate. In summer the average temperature is around 34 °C, with very sunny spells and in winter around 15 °C and in the summer 34 °C. Summers are hot and mostly sunny, and winters are mild and humid.
There is no airport in Bodrum, but there are two airports that serve the city. Milas–Bodrum Airport is located 36 kilometres northeast of Bodrum, with both domestic and international flights. Another option is Kos Island International Airport, located in Andimachia, Greece, accessible by boat from Bodrum across a 20 kilometres stretch of the Aegean Sea. Bodrum has three large marinas; Milta, situated in the centre of Bodrum and other marinas located in Turgutreis, and Yalikavak, an award-winning marina.
Why rent a boat on holiday in Bodrum?
Rent a boat in Bodrum and see the many different sights of the Turkish coastline above and below the water. The coast of Turkey is filled with as much wonder and beauty as the rest of the country. There are hidden treasures to see and explore when you rent a boat on holiday in Bodrum. Rent a boat on your holiday in Bodrum for the ultimate holiday experience as you cruise along the beautiful coast of Turkey while exploring the many coves along the way. Catamarans and sailboats have cabins with private bathrooms and showers with hot water, full galleys, and additional water sports equipment. Add on to your boat rental experience with snorkelling, kayaking and other fun activities.
How much is motor boat rental in Bodrum?
Motor boat rental in Bodrum allows you to get across the waters that surround quickly. The average cost of a speed boat rental in Bodrum ranges from USD 500 to USD 1,000 per day. There are many different options of motor boat rental with experienced local skippers and friendly crew who can whisk you around wherever you want to go or wherever they suggest that they take you.
How much is catamaran rental in Bodrum?
Catamaran rentals in Bodrum are good value with many good catamarans available for rental from around USD 500 per day or a little more. Take your pick there are many options, styles and sizes but be sure to include an experienced local skipper and crew to guide you on your day or week-long catamaran rental in Bodrum. Your skipper will keep you safe and informed of the deep beauty and history of the area while your crew attends to your every need.
What are the most popular boat tours in Bodrum?
Prepare to get wet on the most popular boat tours in Bodrum. There are plenty of private or join in boat tours available, and the most popular ones regularly stop for swimming in the beautiful waters. Then there is snorkelling and scuba diving boat tours. Whatever boat tour you, your family and friends decide on in Bodrum, make sure you take a dip in the waters.
Rent a boat for a day in Bodrum
Setting sail from the marina in Bodrum allows you to explore the Gulf of Gökova. On your boat rental for a day, you may like to call at typically Turkish ports such as rural Ören, Cökertme and Gümüslük. Gümüslük is a village famous for its excellent fish restaurants and what remains of the sunken city of Myndos. If you like deserted sandy beaches, your skipper can take you to Cleopatra’s Island. Legend has it that Cleopatra made love to Mark Anthony on the idyllic sand beach here. There are also remnants of an amphitheatre and an agora from ancient times to be found on this small island.
The various villages along the coast, such as Cnidos and Iassos, have an air of rich history. Once in a while, you may feel the presence of ancient Greeks and Romans, but this sailing area will also remind you of a more recent past. During World War II, the English used the beautiful, secluded Bay of Ingiliz Limani, as a port for torpedoing German ships! Whether you are interested in history or just want to chill out and relax in the sun it’s up to you so let your skipper and crew know what you are looking for.
Rent a boat for the weekend in Bodrum
The Turkish coastline, with all its diversity, has something to offer everyone, no matter what age. Starting from Bodrum boat rental for a weekend will take into the Gulf of Gokova for a week or more of complete relaxation. If you are not in a hurry, there is enough to see and do on a boat rental for several weeks. On the coastline around Bodrum, pine-covered slopes drop down to quiet bays and small sandy beaches where the only inhabitants are honey bees, goats and the odd fisherman. You can spend all of your time onboard if you like but the waters should prove too tempting.
Your experienced local skipper and crew can provide you with all your needs. Add a chef to pamper you during the whole voyage with specialities and samples of the delicious Turkish cuisine. Don’t forget the tasty Turkish wine and ‘raki’, Turkey’s national alcoholic drink. If you have plenty of time, then head east along the coast towards Antalya. Antalya cruises are much richer with historic ruins, but the coast does not offer the small inlets and coves of the Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye region.
Gulet boat rental in Bodrum
A Gulet is a traditional design of a two-masted or three-masted wooden sailing vessel from the southwestern coast of Turkey. What a way to sail around the sea in Bodrum with your family and friends. There are several different types of Gulet available for rental that are comfortable and spacious and vary in capacity from 2 to 16 cabins. There are several classes of Gulet Yachts usually able to accommodate up to more than 30 people onboard from standard through to ultra-luxury accommodation. Take a step back in history with a Gulet boat rental in Bodrum for a day or longer and sail the seas like it was done in ancient times.
