Aegean Yacht Services

Aegean Yacht Services is a company based in Turkey that specializes in yacht management, chartering, and maintenance services. Given its location along the Turkish coast, a popular region for yachting, Aegean Yacht Services provides a variety of services tailored to yacht owners and charter clients. These services often include:

Chartering: Offering a fleet of yachts for charter, ranging from luxury sailing yachts to motor yachts. They often provide customized itineraries across the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean.

Yacht Management: Comprehensive management services including administration, crew management, maintenance, and operational support to ensure that yachts are in prime condition and always ready for use.

Technical Services: Maintenance and repair services to address the technical needs of yachts. This includes routine maintenance, emergency repairs, and refits.

Concierge and Support Services: Personalized services to enhance the yachting experience, such as provisioning, itinerary planning, and organizing onshore activities.

Brokerage: Providing assistance in buying and selling yachts, leveraging their network and market knowledge to facilitate transactions.

Refit and Upgrades: Project management for refits, refurbishments, or upgrades to ensure yachts meet the latest standards and owner requirements.

The company prides itself on its local expertise, professional service, and commitment to customer satisfaction. By offering a one-stop service, Aegean Yacht Services aims to make yachting and yacht ownership enjoyable and hassle-free.

For more detailed and up-to-date information, it's always best to visit their official website or contact them directly.

+90 252 3132655
www.aegeanyacht.com
+90 252 3138468

Products

Steel classic motorsailers & motoryachts up to 50 m loa.

Bodrum Turkey

Icmeler 54,
Bodrum 48400
Turkey

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