€202 per person per week against a median of €311 for boats in Turkey; discount −34% against a median of −29% (RYC Rentals listings, October 2026).
About the boat3-cabin sailing yacht Dufour 425 Grand Large Esen Mila was built in 2009 (renovated in 2022) and it is docked in Fethiye Ece Marina, Turkiye. The Dufour 425 Grand Large Esen Mila is an elegant sailboat that combines performance and comfort. The spacious cockpit and well-designed interior provide an inviting living space. Esen Mila can accommodate up to 7 people in 3 double cabins and a saloon with 1 extra bed. Sailing yacht Esen Mila offers 2 toilets with a shower. Boat equipment features bow thruster, autopilot, solar panels, bimini and outside GPS plotter. It also boasts heating, audio system, outside and inside speakers. The fully-equipped galley includes a refrigerator, oven, cooker, sink and kitchen utensils. Esen Mila offers excellent sailing characteristics and maneuverability, making it ideal for both short trips and long-distance cruising. It is a versatile yacht that embodies the perfect blend of aesthetics, performance, and functionality.
Transfer Dalaman-Fethiye/Gocek (1-6 person)€90/booking
Transfer Dalaman-Fethiye/Gocek (7-12 person)€150/booking
Early boarding/Check-In (from 13:30)€150/booking
Late Check-Out (by 10:30)€50/booking
Provisioning (Shopping & delivery to boat on check in day + receipts)€30/booking
Railing (Safety) net€80/booking
Coffee maker€30/booking
Stand up paddle (SUP)€100/week
Beach towel€10/booking
Extra bedlinen (1 linen, 2 pillowcases, 1 bed cover€20/booking
Extra towels (1 head, 1 body towel)€15/booking
Pet on board (limited to 1 pet)€100/booking
Regatta charge€650/booking
Gennaker/Spinnaker€350/booking
Crew change (per change)€100/booking
Canoe€60/week
Fishing equipment€25/week
One way fee (Bodrum/Marmaris)€600/booking
Ordered at booking, paid to the fleet. Mandatory fees are listed above under terms.
What the price includes
Saturday to Saturday: the boat comes back on Friday evening and is handed to the next crew on Saturday morning.
Paid at the base office: transit log (in some countries a permit to leave port), bed linen, outboard engine, final cleaning and optional extras.
Fuel and holding-tank pump-out are charged on actual use: you take the boat with a full tank and return it full.
Paid on the spot for the nights you spend in a marina rather than at anchor.
Your excess in case of damage. Held on a credit card at the base in the name of the person who signed the contract; some fleets offer deposit insurance instead.
A skipper is mandatory without a sailing licence; a cook and a hostess are optional. All three appear as separate lines in the quote.
SUP, onboard Wi-Fi, coffee machine, child safety netting and the like — the list and prices depend on the fleet.
Extras depend on the fleet and the marina — ask the manager
