Halilaga 3
7 Cabins private gulet yacht for up to 18 guests in Bodrum
Overview
Named after a proud seafaring tradition, Halilaga 3, spanning 30 metres, offers 7-cabin private charters from Bodrum for groups of up to 18 guests.
Sleeping arrangements cover 7 cabins (3 Double + 4 Triple) — enough space for the whole group to have a private cabin each. A crew of 4 — typically a captain, cook, and deckhand — handles navigation, freshly prepared meals, and all daily upkeep, so guests can switch off completely.
On board amenities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, a sound system, hot water throughout, an ice maker, sun awnings, and sun mattresses on deck — covering the essentials for a comfortable week afloat. For those who want more than sunbathing, Halilaga 3 is fitted with a dinghy, kayaks, snorkelling gear, stand-up paddleboards, and fishing lines to make the most of calm anchorages.
From Bodrum, the Gulf of Gokova is the most popular first heading — and for good reason. Its protected waters, pine-covered shores, and the extraordinary white sand of Sedir Island make it one of the finest inland sailing destinations in the Mediterranean. The second half of a week-long charter typically traces the Bodrum Peninsula's coast back west, with a possible crossing to the Greek islands if time and weather allow.
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This yacht page is informational and not contractual. Photos, charter price range, base port, specifications, and description are provided in good faith and may change before booking. Contact us for the latest confirmed availability, price, and vessel details.
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• Prices are weekly for entire yacht.
• Charters are scheduled from/to Saturday.
• Prices vary in the range of low, mid and high season from April to November.
• Fuel, water, Turkish harbour dues, mooring expenses, transit log fee, bed linen and towels, yacht crew and facilities, use of equipment on board (Flippers, snorkel, canoe (if available) and fishing tackle etc.).
• Meals and drinks, Fuel for motorized water sports
















