Yachts · Gulet & sailingCove to cove,under sail.
Traditional gulets and sailing yachts along the Aegean and the Mediterranean, from Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye and Marmaris, with a crew who know every bay.
What we arrange
A blue voyage, planned the quiet way.
- Gulets and sailing yachts chosen for cabins, shade and the size of the group
- A captain who knows which cove is calm at four in the afternoon
- A cook who shops at the village markets, with the menu agreed before you board
- Routes from Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye or Marmaris, from three nights to two weeks
- Flights, transfers and a hotel for the night before or after
When it makes sense
Four requests we know well.
Examples only. Tell us yours.
- Göcek
A week, three generations
Cabins for everyone, shade on deck, coves chosen for the children.
- Bodrum
The Gulf of Gökova
Pine-backed bays, a swim before breakfast, dinner at anchor.
- Fethiye → Kekova
The Lycian coast
Ancient tombs above the water and a sunken city below it.
- Marmaris
Friends, a long weekend
Four nights, two coves a day, and a cook who plans ahead.
A week from Göcek
An example route. The captain decides each morning with the wind, and you decide how much of it you want to do.
- Day I
Aboard by afternoon
Met at Dalaman, driven to the marina, a first swim before dinner at anchor.
- Days II–III
The twelve islands
Quiet bays in the Göcek islands, a walk to a ruined church, fish grilled on board.
- Day IV
Fethiye
The market in the morning, the ancient tombs above the town, back aboard for lunch.
- Days V–VI
Further down the coast
Coves you can only reach by water, and a dinner ashore if you want one.
- Day VII
A last swim
Breakfast at anchor, the marina by noon, the car waiting for your flight.
How it works
Three steps, then we sail.
Tell us where and when
Dates, how many of you, and what you want from the day.
Options, clearly
Boats and crews we would choose ourselves, with a clear quote.
We handle the day
Transfers, the menu and the route, followed until you are back ashore.
Before you ask
When is the season?
From May to October. June and September are often the most pleasant; July and August are the busiest, so book early.
Gulet or sailing yacht?
A gulet is wider and slower, built for shade and long tables; a sailing yacht is for those who want to feel the wind. We help you choose.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. Life jackets for every size, shade on deck and quiet coves for swimming, planned before you board.
How is it priced?
You receive a clear quote for the boat, crew, food and extras before anything is booked.
Tell us where and when.
We come back with options and a clear quote.
Request a guletOr write to us info@megisconcierge.com