Amaris

Amaris is a sailing yacht built in 2016, stretching 14.27 metres and berthed at Yacht Club Mai in Bodrum. With four private cabins and eight berths, she accommodates up to nine guests and charters exclusively as a complete vessel: from the cockpit to the forward cabin, every space belongs to one group alone for the full duration of the voyage.

For a Bodrum yacht charter aboard a working sailing yacht, Amaris presents a well-maintained and capable option. The four-cabin layout adapts to varied group compositions without much compromise. Families enjoy individual sleeping privacy while sharing the open deck and the salon as common ground. Two or three couples can each retreat to a fully private cabin and still gather easily in the cockpit for evening meals. The 2016 build ensures the yacht's systems are current enough for consecutive nights at anchor, making longer passages genuinely comfortable rather than merely possible.

Departing Yacht Club Mai, you can reach the sheltered coves of the Bodrum peninsula within a few hours and set your own pace from there. A multi-day blue cruise is entirely achievable: rather than following a fixed itinerary, routing decisions remain with the people on board. Amaris suits programmes that favour quiet anchorages over crowded summer marinas, and the option to move each morning keeps the experience flexible throughout.

Life on board organises itself around the deck: open-sky meals as the light changes across the water, anchorages away from the busiest bays, and a schedule shaped by the group rather than a timetable. A gulet charter delivers one kind of sailing holiday; a sailing yacht charter adds the dimension of actual sail, trimming canvas in a steady Aegean breeze and letting the yacht move through the water on its own terms. Peak-season availability for groups of six to nine fills steadily, so an early enquiry is advisable. Reach out with your preferred dates and group size for a tailored quote and full details.