Turkish Riviera · Turkey — 36.90°N, 30.71°E
Boat rental in Antalya: compare every platform
Antalya (Turkish Riviera) is one of Turkey's major charter bases: sheltered coves, traditional gulets and prices often gentler than in the western Mediterranean. Boat-Comparator compares the major platforms' fleets live for the same dates.
73 offers, half of them yachts: read the median carefully
Reading of 20 August 2026 for a 19 September outing: 73 offers, median €1,720 per day, first offer at €93, the dearest at €14,950. The breakdown: sailboat €166 median (6 offers, €93 to €11,000), RIB €314 (6 offers, €174 to €441), motorboat €418 (13 offers, from €104), yacht €4,175 (36 offers, €906 to €14,950). License-free appears once (€92, read on 13 August) and the catamaran once (€480, read on 23 July). Thirty-six yachts out of 73 offers: half of what rents here thirty days out is a large crewed unit, and that — not the price of small boats — is what puts the median at €1,720. The €166 median sailboat, with an €11,000 unit inside the same batch of six, is the most dispersed sample of the ten bases read this week: treat it as an order of magnitude, not a rate. See Kaş and Antalya by boat, "from" price or firm price and choosing the right platform.
One harbour under the cliff, then 35 kilometres to Kemer
Antalya Yat Limanı (Old Harbor), 1.7 km from the centre, is cut into the cliff below the Kaleiçi old town: the historic departure point. Then come Port Akdeniz at 11.1 km (a commercial port) and Setur Antalya Yat Limanı at 11.9 km, then Kemer Marina at 35.2 km (370 berths), and nothing more before Finike at 83.7 km and Alanya Marina at 116.4 km (437 berths) — OpenStreetMap records. Unlike the French Riviera, where the next harbour is five kilometres away, the Turkish Riviera stretches out beneath the Taurus wall: your choice of departure port really shapes the day. Turkish tourism is also among the most seasonally concentrated in Europe — a 2023 study by Orhan Yabanci in Current Issues in Tourism offers a multi-method analysis of it (see the study) — which puts the September fall below in context. See the marinas around Antalya, which base to pick in Turkey and gulets and sailing in Turkey.
September in Antalya: −28%, the steepest fall of the week
The median goes from €2,489 for August outings to €1,801 for September ones, that is −28%: the steepest drop of the ten bases read this week, ahead of Empuriabrava (−19%) and far ahead of Monaco (−10%). Part of it is composition — the largest units go first — but the gap is too wide to rest on that alone, on a coast whose season runs from April to November. On qualifications, Turkey in practice requires a recognised license to go bareboat: most of the "no-license" market is skippered, with the captain often included in the displayed price — frequently the better deal here, since the captain knows the coves and handles anchoring. Check whether fuel and skipper are included before you compare two listings. See Bodrum, Göcek and Fethiye, prices by country and last-minute rentals.
Antalya's waters, in practice
The great Gulf of Antalya below the Taurus wall, between city cliffs and long beaches. Wind-wise: moderate gulf breezes below the Taurus, midsummer heat best managed on the water.
Departures, day-trip classics and season
Departures: the old Kaleiçi harbour, carved into the old-town cliff. The local classics: the Düden waterfalls plunging into the sea, the Konyaaltı and Lara beaches, and ancient Phaselis to the west. High season: from April to November, one of the longest seasons in the Mediterranean.
How it works
Instead of four tabs, one search: the offers published for Antalya by Boataround, SamBoat, Click&Boat and GlobeSailor arrive ranked at the price actually displayed. You book directly on the platform of your choice, no markup, no sign-up.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a boat rental cost in Antalya?
Roughly €100–250 per day for a license-free boat, €200–600 for a RIB, more for motorboats, sailboats and catamarans. Boat-Comparator compares the real prices published by the platforms at the time of your search.
Do I need a license to rent a boat in Antalya?
In Turkey, bareboat rental in practice requires a recognised license; most of the "no-license" market is skippered, with the captain often included in the displayed price. Frequently the better deal: the captain knows the coves and handles anchoring. Check whether fuel and skipper are included before comparing.
Which platforms list boats in Antalya?
Boat-Comparator queries Boataround, SamBoat, Click&Boat and GlobeSailor live, showing price, photo, rating and booking link for every offer.
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Antalya?
On our reading of 20 August 2026 for a 19 September outing: 73 offers, median €1,720 per day, first offer at €93. By category: sailboat €166 (6 offers), RIB €314 (6 offers), motorboat €418 (13 offers), yacht €4,175 (36 offers). License-free and catamaran each appear only once across the whole collection.
Do you need a license to rent a boat in Antalya?
In practice yes for bareboat: Turkey requires a recognised license. Most of the market is skippered, with the captain often included in the displayed price — check that point, and fuel, before comparing two listings, because a crewed price is not comparable with a bareboat one.
By boat type in Antalya
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Nearby ports
- Boat rental Kaş 123 km
- Boat rental Fethiye 144 km
- Boat rental Göcek 159 km
- Boat rental Marmaris 217 km
- Boat rental Rhodes 228 km
- Boat rental Bodrum 292 km
- Marina Antalya Yat Limanı / Old Harbor 2 km
- Port Akdeniz 11 km
- Marina Setur Antalya Yat Limanı 12 km
- Marina Kemer Marina 35 km