Bootscharter in Türkei · Lagoon 51 in Marmaris / Netsel Marmaris Marina — “Pasha” — (2024)

Moored at Netsel Marina in Marmaris, Pasha puts you within easy reach of Turkey's most rewarding sailing grounds. From protected bays sheltering shallow-draft anchorages to dramatic limestone cliffs and secluded villages, a week's cruising along the Turkish coast offers the kind of variety that rewards both first-time and experienced sailors. Living aboard this 2024 Lagoon 51 means having proper space to spread out. The seven cabins and five bathrooms eliminate the cramped-quarters feeling that can wear on groups over time. Topside, the broad 7.84-meter beam creates a saloon that feels open rather than tubular, while the cockpit and twin trampolines give everyone a place to be comfortable. The foredeck combines safety with usability, and the wide hulls mean you stay steady at anchor even when the wind picks up. Those twin hulls do the real work. They keep the boat level without heel, which matters when you're cooking or resting between sailing days. The shallow draft lets you explore sandy bays and approach beaches that monohull yachts simply cannot reach. For groups or extended families, the catamaran layout means cabins spread across both hulls, so people have genuine privacy rather than bunking near strangers. The Yammer twin engines give you reliable motorpower when the breeze drops, and the modern rig handles both strong winds and light airs. Bareboat independence from Marmaris opens a week of genuine discovery.