These are the charters groups staying in Alaçatı take. Boarding is at the Hacettepe Cove jetty in Çeşme, about 15 minutes from the centre of Alaçatı, and the boat is yours for the whole day.
The jetty is at Hacettepe Cove in Çeşme — roughly a 15-minute drive from central Alaçatı. We do not board inside Alaçatı itself; we meet at the jetty in the morning. If you would like help arranging a transfer from your hotel, note it on the request.
Two favourites: the six-hour day charter that leaves in the morning and returns late afternoon (€1,500 per trip), and the three-hour sunset cruise that finishes before dinner (€1,300 per trip). On windy days the hourly charter, anchored in a single sheltered cove, is the more comfortable choice.
Alaçatı is famous for its wind — good news for the kitesurfers, a planning matter for us. The captain sets the route on the day from the wind and sea state and moves to sheltered coves when it blows; the length of the charter does not change. If conditions force a cancellation, moving your date is free.
Morning departure, three coves, lunch on board and a late-afternoon return. Captain and crew included.
Hourly hire. Anchoring in Aya Yorgi or Hacettepe cove, swimming and music.
A short evening cruise: a turn around the bay, refreshments and anchoring at sunset.
No — boarding is at the Hacettepe Cove jetty in Çeşme, about 15 minutes by car from central Alaçatı.
It is not part of the charter, but note it on your request and we will point you to the options.
Usually not — the captain moves to sheltered coves. If conditions are genuinely unsafe, moving your date is free.
Per charter. The day trip is €1,500 whether you are four or eight.
Send the date and the headcount; the captain confirms within 12 hours.