Hire a boat in Marmaris

Boat hire in Marmaris with Click&Boat

Marmaris is located in southwestern Turkey, in the province of Mugla and is one of the largest natural ports in the world, where the Aegean and the Mediterranean Sea meet. Surrounded by mountains and forests, it is one of the most popular and largest tourist cities in Turkey.

Visit Cleopatra Island's ancient ruins and golden beaches, or dive into Aquarium Bay's clear waters. Stop at bustling harbors like Marmaris and Bozburun for local cuisine and culture, or anchor in peaceful spots like Serce Bay and Orhaniye for tranquility. Marmaris offers diverse sailing options for adventure seekers and those seeking relaxation, making it an ideal boating destination.

For those interested in exploring beyond Turkey's coastline, a Kos boat hire offers a gateway to the nearby Greek islands and their diverse charms.

How much does a boat hire in Marmaris cost?

The cost of renting a boat for your cruise depends on the size and type of boat, its capacity, the itinerary and the duration of your rental. The average price of boat rental in Marmaris is £1,000 per day. Below is a list of starting prices for each boat type:

• Motorboat: Prices start at £237 per day / £1,659 per week
• RIB: Prices start at £164 per day / £1,148 per week
• Boat without licence: Prices start at £175 per day / £1,225 per week
• Sailboat: Prices start at £211 per day / £1,477 per week
• Catamaran: Prices start at £373 per day / £2,611 per week
• Gulet: Prices start at £342 per day / £2,394 per week
• Yacht: Prices start at £438 per day / £3,066 per week

With Click&Boat, the leading boat rental service, you can charter boats with or without skipper. The average price of a skipper in Marmaris is £135.

What is included in the Price?

The cost typically covers the use of the vessel for the duration of your sailing holiday. The essential safety equipment is included to ensure a stress-free journey.

Additional costs may apply for extras such as food or beverages, skipper/and or crew and equipment for water sports. A separate payment will be required for fuel, and the final cost will vary according to the type of boat that you choose.

This information will be displayed on the boat page, and the boat owners are at your disposal to answer any questions you may have concerning the price!

What type of boat is best for my boat hire in Marmaris?

The best type of boat for hire in Marmaris depends on your preferences, budget, and planned activities. Here is a quick overview of available boats on Click&Boat:

Should I hire a boat n Marmaris with or without a skipper?

In Marmaris, you have the option to rent a boat with or without a skipper. Opting for a skipper for your sailing holiday in Marmaris can offer a range of advantages. When deciding whether to rent with or without a skipper on your in Marmaris, consider the following:

With Skipper:

Experience the voyage without navigation concerns.
Benefit from local expertise and insider recommendations.
Relax and soak in the scenery while your skipper handles the helm.

Without Skipper:

Explore at your own pace, charting your course.
Enhance sailing skills and take on the challenge.
Potentially lower overall cost by excluding skipper fee

Where to sail in Marmaris?

The Mediterranean coast offers an abundance of sailing grounds: set sail along the Turkish coastline and explore the Ottoman heritage. And don't forget to anchor your boat in the bay of the neighbouring city, Bodrum, and enjoy the lively beaches and nightlife. And of course you can also hire a boat in Bodrum on the platform.  If your heart desires a change, go to the Greek islands of Rhodes or Crete.

Marmaris offers fantastic sailing destinations, such as: 

Turunç Bay: Serene with pine-covered hills.
Bozburun Peninsula: Beautiful coves and clear waters.
Hisarönü Bay: Excellent sailing conditions and landscapes.
Ekincik Bay: Tranquil and off the beaten path.
Cleopatra Island (Sedir Island): Golden sands and ancient ruins.
Cennet Island (Paradise Island): Natural beauty and clear waters.
Kumlubük Bay: Quiet bay, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Bencik Bay: Narrow entrance with lush surroundings.
Serce Bay: Historic bay with ancient ruins.
Datça Peninsula: Stunning scenery and charming villages, a bit further but worth the trip.

These spots offer a mix of calm anchorages, scenic beauty, and historical sites, making Marmaris a premier sailing destination.

Where to charter a yacht in Marmaris?

Marmaris has several excellent marinas and ports:

Netsel Marina
Marmaris Yacht Marina
Albatros Marina
Adaköy Marina
Marti Marina (Orhaniye)

These marinas offer berthing facilities, maintenance services, dining options, and various amenities like swimming pools, gyms, and shops, ensuring a comfortable and well-equipped stay for sailors in Marmaris. All the marinas are approximately 100km from Dalman Airport.