Aganippe

Aganippe is a 26.6-metre wooden gulet built in 2008 and based year-round at Bodrum Marina. She sleeps up to eight guests across four cabins and operates exclusively as a whole-boat charter: every cabin, the deck, the salon and the dining area belong entirely to one group for the full duration of the trip. Families, close groups of friends and small private gatherings consistently find this arrangement well suited to a week at sea, where having the boat entirely to yourselves makes a genuine practical difference.

The eight-guest capacity is arguably what defines a charter on Aganippe most clearly. Gulets carrying twelve or more passengers can feel noticeably busy once the group settles into a rhythm, particularly on deck in the evenings. With just eight aboard, the pace is entirely the group's own: morning swims happen when the group is ready, afternoon anchorages stay genuinely quiet, and dinner comes together without the noise that larger headcounts tend to generate. This scale works naturally for guests who want the open water without compromising on space or privacy.

As a Bodrum-based yacht charter, Aganippe can be tailored to a range of durations and group preferences. A shorter trip can focus on the sheltered bays and less-visited coves of the Bodrum Peninsula, while a full week opens up longer passages toward the Gulf of Gökova or the quieter waters around Datça. Groups with more time available can plan a blue cruise that reaches stretches of Aegean coastline rarely included in compressed itineraries. No route is set in advance: the plan is agreed with the group before departure and can be adjusted as conditions and preferences shift along the way.

Having sailed out of Bodrum Marina since 2008, Aganippe carries a consistent record on this section of the Aegean and Mediterranean coast. Peak summer weeks tend to book up considerably earlier than most guests anticipate. Reach out to check current availability and receive a quote tailored to your group's dates and preferred itinerary.