Guida Tour in Barca a Çeşme e Alaçatı
Charter di barche a Çeşme, gioiello di Izmir — le baie più belle e un viaggio indimenticabile nelle acque cristalline dell'Egeo.
Çeşme and Alaçatı, the gems of İzmir, have rapidly risen in yacht tourism in recent years. This region, home to both the Aegean's crystal-clear waters and stylish restaurants, is perfect for short getaways with easy access from Istanbul and İzmir.
Why Çeşme?
- 80 km from İzmir Airport, easy access
- Modern Çeşme Yacht Harbour (600+ yacht capacity)
- Aegean's clearest sea water and sandy beaches
- World-famous Alaçatı windsurfing destination
- Boutique hotel and restaurant options
Recommended Boat Route
Çeşme Marina → Uzun Ada → Donkiz Cove → Pırlanta Cove → Alaçatı Harbour → Karaburun → Çeşme
The total route is suitable for a 3–5 day trip.
Featured Bays
- Pırlanta Cove: Çeşme's most popular clear-water bay. Gets busy at weekends.
- Donkiz Cove: Quiet anchorage. Few visitors except in winter.
- Karaburun Peninsula: Waiting to be discovered with its pristine nature and deserted bays.
- Chios Island (Greece): Requires a visa; 8 nautical miles from Çeşme. Day crossing possible.
Wind and Weather Conditions
Çeşme is famous for the strong Aegean winds — which is why it's one of the world's windsurfing centres. Exciting for sailing boats; however, in bad weather a sheltered bay can be found at Karaburun. Regular meltemi June–September (north-northwest, 15–25 knots).
Boat Charter Prices in Çeşme
- Daily boat tour (per person): €40–€80
- Daily private boat charter: €300–€600
- Weekly bareboat sailing: €1,200–€2,500
