
Seabob & jet ski
An electric Seabob that pulls you along two metres under the surface, and a jet ski on the swim platform for the ones who want speed.

Sixteen extras you can attach to any charter, from a Seabob to a wedding on the foredeck. Priced whole, ordered with the boat, and set up before you notice.

Seabobs, jet skis, diving and everything else that gets you off the swim platform and into the water.
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A chef upgrade, a gala dinner at anchor, the bar stocked before you board, or a table held at the best taverna on the route.
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Birthdays, proposals, weddings and the anniversaries people fly here for. Set up quietly, before you notice.
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A masseuse, a duo playing on deck at dusk, a drone crew, Starlink, or an extra hostess for a full boat.
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An electric Seabob that pulls you along two metres under the surface, and a jet ski on the swim platform for the ones who want speed.

A licensed instructor joins the boat with tanks and kit. Two dives a day, certified or first time, from the yacht rather than a dive centre.

Rods, tackle and a local who knows which headland holds fish at dawn. Whatever you land, the cook does something with it.

A chef who cooks rather than a cook who feeds you. Menus agreed before you arrive, market shopping in Datça or Bodrum, and dinner as the reason to be aboard.

Drinks are never included in a Turkish charter. Send us a list and it is aboard, chilled, before you step on.

One night of the week done properly: the aft deck laid with linen and candles, six courses, and the tender running nobody anywhere.

Cake, candles, lanterns along the awning and the crew who know when to appear and when not to.

The aft deck laid, the light behind Symi, the crew forward and out of the way at the moment you want them to be.

A symbolic ceremony on the foredeck with a celebrant, flowers and a photographer. Legal marriage happens ashore; the day happens here.

A photographer aboard for the day with a licensed drone pilot. Edited stills and a two-minute film, delivered within a week.

A therapist comes aboard at anchor with a table and oils. Sixty or ninety minutes on the shaded upper deck.

A guitar and a bouzouki, or a DJ if that is the week you are having. Two sets, brought out by tender and taken away after.

Proper internet in bays where the phone signal gives up. For the guest who has to take one call on Wednesday.

A skipper for the first two days of a bareboat, or a second hostess when the boat is full and the group is large.

Dalaman, Bodrum or Milas, met at arrivals with your flight tracked and driven to the pontoon rather than the lobby.

Arrangements from a Muğla florist brought out on the morning tender: bougainvillea, olive, cream roses, nothing that wilts by lunch.

The whole boat for the day, decorated before anyone arrives, a bar stocked to a list you send, and a crew who have done this often enough not to be shocked by anything.

A pastel garland along the awning, dried pampas at the transom, and a stylist who rigs it while the boat is still on the pontoon.

An inflatable slide off the side deck and a floating mat big enough for eight. The single thing that keeps children in the water all afternoon.

Two sit-on-top kayaks and two boards, extra to the pair every boat already carries. For the bays where the good bit is half a mile round the corner.

A whole table of meze laid on boards: cheeses from the Datça hills, olives, figs, samphire, dips and hot flatbread coming up in relays.

Somebody whose only job is the bar, so the hostess can do hers. Ice, glassware, a proper cocktail list and everything cleared before you notice.

An English-speaking nanny with a lifeguard certificate. She swims with them, does the sun cream, and gives you two hours at lunch that are actually yours.

An instructor brought out by tender at sunrise, mats laid on the foredeck, and the flattest water of the day underneath you.
Add-ons require a confirmed charter. Prices are indicative for 2027 and confirmed on the quote.

Tell us the dates and the number of guests. We reply with availability, a full price breakdown and a 72-hour hold on the boat.