Catamaran hire in Turkey with or without skipper

Hiring a catamaran in Turkey

Turkey is a land of great history and culture and it's no wonder that so many people flock to its shores each year. Not only is it a beautiful country, but it's also home to some of the most hospitable people in the world. If you're looking for a place to relax and soak up the sun, then Turkey is the perfect destination for you. With its stunning coastline and crystal-clear waters, it's easy to see why so many people fall in love with this country. It’s time to book your catamaran hire in Turkey with Océans Evasion now.

How much does it cost to hire a catamaran in Turkey?

The cost of hiring a catamaran in Turkey depends on the model of the vessel, the season and the duration of your trip and any additional services you may need such as water sports equipment. Turkey offers rich marine life and no trip to the country would be complete without a pair of snorkels along with your catamaran. Feel free to use the internal messaging service on our website to contact the boat owners about the available equipment.

In the low season, you can expect to pay an average of £3,150/week. If you wish to discover the turquoise waters of the Turkish coast during the high season, you can pay an average of £3,850/week to hire a catamaran.

Why should you charter a catamaran in Turkey with a skipper?

Catamaran charters in Turkey are available with or without a skipper. There are plenty of good reasons to hire a catamaran with a skipper in Turkey – not least because it’s one of the best ways to see this wonderful country. A catamaran is a comfortable and stable way to travel and you can really make the most of your time on board by having someone else take care of the sailing. Not only you can relax and enjoy the ride, but you can also sail to places that you wouldn’t be able to reach on your own. A professional skipper will have local knowledge of the best places to visit and they will allow you to really focus on enjoying your holiday.

What do we offer in Turkey?

It is possible to have a crew onboard your catamaran while sailing in Turkey. With a crew, you’ll have more time to relax and you won’t need to worry about cooking, cleaning or any of the other chores that come with maintaining a vessel. You can spend your time relaxing, swimming, exploring and doing the things you love, as well as being confident that your catamaran is cared for while you’re away.

When is the best time to charter a catamaran in Turkey?

The best time to charter a catamaran in Turkey is from late April to early June, or from late September to early November. These months offer the most stable weather conditions for sailing, with moderate temperatures and little chance of precipitation.

What to do in Turkey?

Turkey is a land of wonderful contrasts, a place where the East meets the West and ancient culture blends with modern life. From the stunning Turkish Riviera to the bustling city of Istanbul, there is so much to see and do in Turkey. We have compiled a list of our favourite things to do in Turkey with your catamaran charter.

• Relax on the Turkish Riviera, also known as the Turquoise Coast and one of the most beautiful regions of the country. With its clear blue waters and sandy beaches, it's no wonder that this stretch of coastline is such a popular holiday destination. There are plenty of beach resorts along the Turkish Riviera where you can relax and soak up the sun. Or if you're looking for something more active, you can try your hand at windsurfing, sailing or snorkelling.
• Explore the ancient ruins of Ephesus, once a major city of the Roman Empire. The site includes a huge amphitheatre that could seat 25,000 people, as well as temples, baths and an extensive network of streets and public buildings. A visit to Ephesus is a must for anyone interested in history or archaeology. And even if you're not usually interested in these things, the sheer scale and beauty of the site is sure to impress.
• Shop till you drop in Istanbul. The Turkish capital is a shopper's paradise, with its countless markets, shops and malls selling everything from spices to souvenirs. Istanbul is also home to some of Turkey's best restaurants, so make sure you sample some of the local cuisine while you're there!