Lavin Trawler Motoryacht
The Lavin trawler motoryacht is a 26.5-metre luxury trawler motor yacht built in 2024 and based in Fethiye, Turkey. She welcomes up to eight guests in four en-suite cabins, with a four-person crew, three decks including a wide flybridge, and a hydraulic gangway that makes her one of the most accessible charter yachts on the Turkish coast.
Lavin at a glance
- Yacht type: crewed trawler motor yacht, built 2024
- Size: 26.5 m long, 7.20 m beam
- Guests: up to 8 in 4 cabins (2 master, 1 double, 1 twin)
- Crew: 4, including captain and chef
- Decks: lower deck, main deck and flybridge
- Accessibility: hydraulic gangway, barrier-free main deck, cabins with easy access
- Home port: Fethiye; charters can also start in Göcek, Marmaris or Bodrum, subject to availability
- Comfort: air conditioning in all cabins and the salon, supported by a generator
- Water toys: ringo and paddle board on board; e-foil and jet ski on request
- Price: from €17,000 per week (about €2,430 per day) in April, May and October to €26,500 per week in July and August, plus VAT
Lavin charter prices 2027
Lavin is chartered by the week. Prices are for the whole yacht with crew, for up to eight guests:
- April and May: €17,000 per week (about €2,430 per day)
- June: €21,000 per week (about €3,000 per day)
- July and August: €26,500 per week (about €3,790 per day)
- September: €21,000 per week (about €3,000 per day)
- October: €17,000 per week (about €2,430 per day)
Shared between eight guests, a week in May or October works out at about €2,125 per person. Send us your dates on WhatsApp and we will confirm availability and the final price.
Cabins and accommodation
The Lavin trawler motoryacht has four cabins: two master cabins, one double and one twin, each with a private bathroom, air conditioning and a television. The interior is designed in calm blue and turquoise tones inspired by the hull, with individually designed headboards, dressing tables, modern lighting and large portholes that fill the rooms with daylight. The twin cabin makes Lavin a good fit for families with children or friends who prefer separate beds.
Three decks of living space
- Stern and swim platform: the hydraulic gangway lowers right into the water, so getting in and out of the sea is effortless for every guest. Sun loungers on the platform make it a favourite spot at anchor.
- Main deck: a covered dining table for twelve with a panoramic view, protected from the sun by the flybridge above, plus a second seating area at the bow. The step-free deck lets you walk easily from stern to bow.
- Salon: a bright lounge with a sofa group and TV, where wooden floors and soft fabrics create a relaxed, hotel-like feel.
- Flybridge: an unusually wide top deck with sun loungers, seating and a minibar, the best place to watch the coastline and the sunset.
Accessible yacht charter in Turkey
Thanks to the hydraulic gangway, the barrier-free main deck and cabins that are easy to reach, Lavin is one of the few crewed yachts in the region that suits guests with reduced mobility, older travellers and families with small children. Tell us about any special needs when you enquire and the crew will prepare the yacht accordingly.
A typical week from Fethiye
Every route is agreed with your captain and depends on the weather. A classic week from Fethiye often looks like this:
- First evening: a short cruise to a nearby bay for a swim and your first dinner at anchor.
- Göcek bays: sheltered coves such as Bedri Rahmi, Sarsala, Göbün, Tersane and Hamam, with bay restaurants reachable by tender.
- Gemiler Island and Ölüdeniz: ancient ruins, turquoise water and the famous lagoon.
- Further afield: on request, routes towards Marmaris, Bodrum or the nearby Greek islands can be planned.
Frequently asked questions
How many guests can Lavin accommodate?
Up to eight guests can stay on board in four en-suite cabins.
Is Lavin suitable for guests with reduced mobility?
Yes. The hydraulic gangway, step-free main deck and easily accessible cabins make boarding and moving around the yacht much easier than on most gulets and motor yachts.
Where can a Lavin charter start?
Her home port is Fethiye. Depending on availability, charters can also begin in Göcek, Marmaris or Bodrum.
How much does it cost to charter Lavin?
Lavin costs €17,000 per week in April, May and October, €21,000 in June and September, and €26,500 in July and August, for the whole yacht with crew. Prices are subject to VAT. Send us your dates on WhatsApp at +90 532 453 03 63 for availability.
What water toys are available?
Ringo and paddle board are on board. E-foil and jet ski can be arranged on request for an extra fee.

