Mirya Yachting is an established yacht charter and maritime travel agency operating from its headquarters in Marmaris, within Turkey’s Muğla province. Since 2011, the company has organized more than 600 private yacht charters across the Mediterranean and Adriatic seas. Serving clients throughout Turkey, Greece, Croatia, and Italy, the company represents and manages an extensive fleet of over 500 chartered vessels ranging from traditional wooden gulets to contemporary motor yachts and high-end mega yachts.
As a licensed travel agency, Mirya Yachting provides full charter management services. Rather than operating merely as a boat broker, the company pairs each private group with dedicated charter consultants who coordinate every logistical detail, from yacht selection and crew assignment to itinerary mapping, harbor transfers, and onboard provisioning.
Fleet Categories and Vessel Specifications
The company’s portfolio is organized into distinct categories suited to different sailing styles, budgets, and guest requirements:
• Gulets: Handcrafted wooden vessels built for relaxing, leisurely cruises along sheltered anchorages and scenic bays. Offering expansive aft and forward decks alongside spacious en-suite cabins, charter rates start from 1,500 Euro per day.
• Luxury Yachts and Motor Sailers: High-end vessels measuring 33 meters and above, equipped with professional deck crews, licensed maritime captains, private chefs specializing in regional and international gastronomy, and an extensive array of water sports equipment. Rates begin from 4,500 Euro per day for navigation in Turkish waters, the Greek Islands, and Croatia.
• Motor Yachts: Sleek, high-speed vessels designed for contemporary luxury and fast transit between islands and marinas. Accommodations vary from 2 to 6 cabins depending on model size, with rates starting from 3,500 Euro per day.
Specialized Large Group Charters
A notable focus of Mirya Yachting is central agency representation for large-capacity gulets capable of accommodating extended families, corporate parties, and group events. Documented vessels in this segment include:
• King of The Sea: Built in 2024, measuring 47 meters with 10 cabins accommodating up to 22 guests, supported by an onboard crew of 10.
• Tersane 8: A 44-meter vessel featuring 14 cabins capable of lodging up to 32 guests, serviced by a 10-person crew.
• Boreas: Measuring 40 meters, configured with 16 cabins for up to 36 guests, operated by 7 crew members.
• Elara 1: A 42-meter charter yacht featuring 12 cabins for 24 guests and a dedicated crew of 7.
• Nevra Queen: 40 meters in length, providing 10 cabins for 20 guests with 7 crew members.
• Queen Of Salmakis and Queen of RTT: Measuring 40 meters and 32 meters respectively, each providing 8 cabins for 18 passengers with 6 crew members onboard.
• Lycian Queen: A 37-meter gulet configured with 8 cabins for 18 guests and 7 crew.
• Kaptan Mehmet Bugra: 34 meters long, offering 8 cabins for 18 guests alongside 6 crew members.
• S Nur Taylan & Luce Del Mare: Mid-sized options spanning 32 to 37 meters, carrying between 12 and 16 guests in complete comfort.
• Motto Gulet: Built in 2023, offering a 24-meter intimate charter platform with 4 cabins for 8 guests and 4 crew members.
Charter Programs and Commercial Incentives
Mirya Yachting adapts its services across multiple charter formats:
• Private Yacht Charters: Complete vessel exclusivity with bespoke navigational schedules and customized dining programs.
• Deluxe Cabin Charters: Individual cabin bookings on select luxury routes, allowing couples and small parties to enjoy the gulet experience without chartering an entire boat.
• Flexible Cruise Durations: Standard 7-night classic blue cruises, 3-day short island hops, and single-day private coastal excursions.
• Special Promotions: Groups booking vessels with accommodation for up to 16 guests can benefit from complimentary provisioning packages under the company’s designated promotions. Additionally, early booking arrangements offer rate reductions of up to 20 percent.
Primary Cruising Regions and Harbors
In Turkey, the main embarkation and disembarkation harbors are Marmaris, Göcek, Bodrum, Bozburun, and Fethiye, all within practical driving distances of Dalaman, Bodrum-Milas, or Antalya airports. International routes regularly connect Turkish ports to the Greek Dodecanese and Cyclades islands. In the Adriatic and Western Mediterranean, regular departures take place from Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia, as well as cruising routes along the Italian Amalfi Coast and Sardinia.
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