Southern Turkey is a holiday region made for the true gulet charter many of us have enjoyed for over the last 2 decades. A vacation style that originated in Turkey and spread as far as North America and Mexico.
Turkish gulets are chartered in a variety of European countries.  If you have never seen or been on one, but love the sea or curious, then you should add this holiday into your bucket list for sure! What makes it all the more authentic is traveling on a gulet along the turquoise coast of Turkey. Turkey’s blue cruise coast is far less commercial than many countries that border the seas.
There is no reason not to enjoy a classic blue voyage in Turkish waters. You could even combine a few beautiful Dodecanese islands too! Below are 5 good reasons to choose a luxury gulet charter holiday. Our favorite region is the Gulf of Hisaronu which are closer to the Greek islands. 🙂

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Top 5 Reasons to Charter A Gulet in Turkey

The blue cruise region is the largest among the countries which charter Turkish gulets. There are over 50 itineraries to choose from between Turkey and the Dodecanese islands.
Gulet menu prices are also the lowest compared to other countries chartering Turkish gulets.
If you are not keen to fly to Istanbul or other Turkish airports, the closest and next best ports to fly to are Rhodes and Kos islands via Athens.  So instead of flying to the coastal airports via Istanbul, just buy your flights to Athens and connect a flight to Rhodes or Kos. Please see this link to find out the distance from the departure port of the gulet you rented to the airport.
Turkey offers the very best charter rates in gulet charters during last minute and early booking periods in the world!
Turkey also offers the largest selection of gulets not found anywhere else in the world – guaranteed!

Best Choice Gulet for Your Dream Vacation in Turkey, Greece

Kaptan Mehmet Bugra Gulet offering luxury class holiday onboard. She has 18 guests capacity in Turkey and 16 in Greece waters.

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