Private boat charter
Your own boat, your own pace — coves, ruins and lunch on deck.
A private boat turns the same coast into your own itinerary: sleep in and leave at eleven, skip the crowded bay, stay an extra hour where the water is best. Small boats take couples and families; bigger gulets host groups. Routes run either east to Kekova and the Sunken City channel, or around the Kaş peninsula’s own coves — Limanağzı and the quiet bays that day boats pass by.
Food is arranged with the boat — from a simple grill on deck to a proper meze table. This is the format for proposals, birthdays, small groups who want the coast without a schedule, and anyone who has done the shared boat once and wants it quieter.
Highlights
- Route and timing set by you, not a schedule
- Kekova or Kaş peninsula coves — or both on a full day
- Lunch cooked on board to your taste
- Sunset return option in shoulder season
Included
- Boat with captain and fuel
- Swim stops wherever permitted
- Route planning help
Not included
- Food and drinks unless agreed
- Simena castle entry on Kekova routes
You complete your booking on the licensed operator's or agency's own channel. Prices shown are typical 2026-season starting prices with licensed operators.
Questions people actually ask
How much does a private boat cost in Kaş?
Small boats start around €250 for a half day in the 2026 season. Full days, larger boats and gulets range roughly €400–1,100 depending on size and route.
How many people fit on a private boat?
Licensed capacity varies by boat — small boats typically take up to 6–10 guests, gulets more. Every legitimate boat has an official passenger limit; we only point to licensed operators.
Can we choose the route?
Yes, within weather and permit limits. Kekova needs a full day to enjoy; the Kaş peninsula coves work beautifully as a half day.
How far ahead should we book?
In July and August, book several days ahead for small boats and earlier for gulets. In June and September a day or two is usually enough.