Book a spot or the entire yacht for an unforgettable getaway

The scent of the Mediterranean, turquoise bays, and endless adventures

Haul&slack
Escape to the sea:
Cruises in Turkey
Sea, sun, and freedom
We create more than just cruises!
Haul&Slack will take care of your comfort. That's why they choose us!
What do you think about when planning a trip?
Probably about the fact that you still need to book a hotel, buy plane tickets, and somehow you need to get to the marina.
Haul&Slack will take care of this for you!
  • It doesn't matter whether you reserve a seat or rent the entire ship, we give you the gift of organizing transfers from Dalaman Airport. After all, taking care of you is our responsibility!
  • At your request, we are ready to book a hotel for you.
  • You're not just paying for a cruise! The price includes full excursion service, a personal manager who accompanies you from submitting the form to the end of the trip.
Feel the Freedom:
Join a Cruise
Allow yourself to experience the magic of the Mediterranean by booking
one or more cabins on a yacht for a unique journey through Turkey. Discover
secluded bays, historic towns, and endless beaches while enjoying comfort and
top-quality service on board.
Our fleet:
Joining the dream cruise is easy!
Place in the cabin
€2 140
Immerse yourself in a world of comfort and style by booking one or more
cabins on a modern catamaran for an exciting journey through Turkey. The unique
design of the catamaran offers more space and stability, making your stay not
only comfortable but also safe.
Our fleet:
Joining the dream cruise is easy!
Place in the cabin
€2 470
Private yacht or catamaran:
Your wish, our reality
Discover the beauty of Turkey with the unique opportunity to book an entire yacht or catamaran for an unforgettable journey!
You have the perfect chance to enjoy a relaxing vacation on the open sea, visiting picturesque coves, historical landmarks, and secluded beaches. Enjoy freedom, privacy, and comfort on board, where every moment will feel like a true celebration! Book your yacht or catamaran today and set sail on an exciting maritime adventure!

Booking an entire yacht is a real dream that becomes reality! Imagine: you and your loved ones enjoying freedom at sea, where only you set the rules. Stunning sunsets, fresh sea air and the absence of unnecessary worries - this is your personal paradise. And the captain will make sure that the trip is safe and comfortable. What could be better?
It's easy to create magical memories on your own yacht!
Entire yacht
€12 540
Imagine yourself aboard a magnificent catamaran, gently swaying on the waves of crystal-clear waters. Sunbeams dance on the surface, and a light breeze carries the freshness and aroma of the sea. You are the master of your vacation, while an experienced captain ensures your journey is safe and comfortable.
Your Personal Chef
A professional chef can be provided on board the catamaran to prepare dishes tailored to your preferences and dietary restrictions. This creates a comfortable atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy freshly prepared meals right on the water.
It's easy to go on the best cruise on a personal catamaran!
Entire catamaran
€19 360
Unforgettable cruise itinerary
Day 1
We meet in Fethiye. First on the agenda is getting acquainted with the crew and a safety briefing.
Then, we catch the wind and set sail!
Our destination is one of the most picturesque bays of the region—Kapi Creek!
Day 2
We head towards Dalyan! Marvel at the majestic Lycian rock tombs, take a dip in healing mud baths, and visit Iztuzu Beach. There, we’ll be joined by endangered Loggerhead turtles, also known as Caretta-Caretta.
Day 3
Today, we’ll journey to the secluded bay of Ciftlik, the perfect spot for swimming and sunbathing. After the cruise, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at a waterfront restaurant.
Day 4
We anchor near an uninhabited island! Our excursion takes us to the mysterious Nimara Cave, a unique place to experience the beauty of nature and the magic of the underground world.
Day 5
We sail to the peaceful Kucuk Bay! Here, you can enjoy crystal-clear waters for swimming, try your hand at fishing, and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of total tranquility and relaxation. A full day of bonding with nature awaits!
Day 6
We return to the bay where our journey began. Along the way, we’ll stop at 22 Fathom Bay.
Surrounded by majestic pine trees, we’ll explore the mysterious ruins of Cleopatra's Hammam and uncover the secrets of the past!
Day 7
Our course is set for Fethiye, but before that, we’ll pass by the many scenic bays of Gocek, where we can refresh ourselves in the open sea. In the evening, under the soft glow of the setting sun, we’ll gather for a farewell dinner at a cozy restaurant at the fish market.
Day 8
As our adventure comes to an end, we thank you for joining us in uncovering the secrets of Turkey.
May your future travels be as bright and unforgettable as this cruise!
Gift Your Loved Ones
A Gift Certificate
Looking for the perfect gift that will definitely delight your loved ones? A gift certificate is a universal solution for any occasion!
Book dates
Fill out the form, and a manager will contact you to discuss the details shortly.
Embark on an unforgettable vacation—it's easy!
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The choice of month depends on the cruise start date. For example, if you want to travel on June 30th, you would still enter June.
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Reminder
Rules of Conduct Onboard
The sea is an aggressive environment that does not forgive mistakes. Adhering to safety rules and maritime etiquette is essential for a comfortable journey and for creating a relaxed and friendly atmosphere on board the vessel.
11
Sea Etiquette and Onboard Behavior:
Assisting neighboring boats with fenders or mooring lines during docking is encouraged.
You are not only a participant in the journey but also a member of the crew.
1
Treat other crew members with respect and be ready to assist when needed.
2
Smoking is prohibited inside cabins and within the yacht.
3
Wait for the Captain’s permission before boarding the yacht for the first time.
4
Captain’s Authority:
The captain of the vessel is an official responsible for the safety of the ship and the crew.
1
All of the Captain’s orders must be followed immediately.
2
Discussions of the Captain’s actions and orders are only allowed on land.
3
Rules for Using the Life Jacket:
All crew members are provided with personal life jackets while on the boat.
1
The life jacket must be worn upon the Captain’s command, during increased wind and waves, or if you feel more comfortable wearing it.
2
During nighttime, under any conditions, all crew members in the cockpit or on deck must wear life jackets and be secured with safety harnesses and lifelines.
3
The Captain has the right to disembark any crew member for failure to follow orders and for violating the onboard rules.
4
If the crew is not onboard by the Captain’s set departure time, the Captain has the right to decide to remain in port. In this case, the crew will be responsible for the mooring costs.
5
Fire Safety:
Every crew member must know where fire-fighting equipment is stored and how to use it.
1
Minimize the use of open flames on the yacht. If any signs of a potential fire appear, immediately notify the Captain.
2
Do not leave flammable materials near the stove, and do not hang any items over it.
3
Do not dry clothes on the ship's engine.
4
Always turn off lights and electrical appliances when leaving the cabin.
5
The soles of your shoes must be clean and non-marking for walking on the yacht.
5
Rules for Moving Around the Vessel During Sea Travel:
Do not obstruct the boat's steering and do not block the helmsman's view.
1
When moving around the boat, always hold onto stationary, secured objects.
2
Do not step on ropes or unsecured items.
3
Mooring:
Going ashore is only allowed upon the Captain's command after mooring is completed.
1
Do not insert your hands or feet between the boat's hull and the pier, or between the hulls of other boats.
2
Before going to sea, personal belongings and shared items should be secured in their places; portholes and hatches must be closed.
3
When descending from the cockpit to the saloon, always do so backward and hold onto the handrails.
4
Do not stand on the guardrails or railings.
5
When moving on deck, inform the Captain of your intentions and wait for their permission.
6
Adhere to the sleep schedule set by the Captain.
6
Each crew member is responsible for the safety of their personal belongings.
7
During nighttime stays (at anchor or in a marina), listening to music or making noise isprohibited after 10:00 PM.
8
Do not give advice to neighboring boats during their docking.
9
Alcohol, Smoking, Narcotics, and Hallucinogens:
Consumption of alcohol during or prior to the voyage is prohibited.
1
Individuals under the influence of alcohol or narcotics are not allowed onboard and may be disembarked at the Captain's discretion.
2
Carrying, storing, or using narcotics or hallucinogens onboard is strictly forbidden.
4
It is prohibited to throw paper, personal hygiene products, or any other items into the toilet.
6
When preparing food during a sea voyage, fill soups or hot drinks to 2/3 of the container.
7
For using high-consumption appliances, shore power (220V) is required.
8
Meal preparation and dishwashing are done by the crew members in turn.
9
Always clean up after yourself.
10
Throwing trash overboard is strictly forbidden.
10
Life on the Sea Vessel:
The salon is a shared space.
1
Crew members are not allowed to use the radio or navigation equipment without the Captain's command.
2
Crew members who are not involved in the mooring process are prohibited from interfering with other crew members and obstructing their view.
3
Do not resolve conflicts in the presence of other crew members, on the deck, or near the yacht.
3
After using the shower, turn on the water drainage pump.
5
Use water sparingly.
4
11
Sea Etiquette and Onboard Behavior:
Assisting neighboring boats with fenders or mooring lines during docking is encouraged.
You are not only a participant in the journey but also a member of the crew.
1
Treat other crew members with respect and be ready to assist when needed.
2
Smoking is prohibited inside cabins and within the yacht.
3
Wait for the Captain’s permission before boarding the yacht for the first time.
4
Captain’s Authority:
The captain of the vessel is an official responsible for the safety of the ship and the crew.
1
All of the Captain’s orders must be followed immediately.
2
Discussions of the Captain’s actions and orders are only allowed on land.
3
Rules for Using the Life Jacket:
All crew members are provided with personal life jackets while on the boat.
1
The life jacket must be worn upon the Captain’s command, during increased wind and waves, or if you feel more comfortable wearing it.
2
During nighttime, under any conditions, all crew members in the cockpit or on deck must wear life jackets and be secured with safety harnesses and lifelines.
3
The Captain has the right to disembark any crew member for failure to follow orders and for violating the onboard rules.
4
If the crew is not onboard by the Captain’s set departure time, the Captain has the right to decide to remain in port. In this case, the crew will be responsible for the mooring costs.
5
Fire Safety:
Every crew member must know where fire-fighting equipment is stored and how to use it.
1
Minimize the use of open flames on the yacht. If any signs of a potential fire appear, immediately notify the Captain.
2
Do not leave flammable materials near the stove, and do not hang any items over it.
3
Do not dry clothes on the ship's engine.
4
Always turn off lights and electrical appliances when leaving the cabin.
5
The soles of your shoes must be clean and non-marking for walking on the yacht.
5
Rules for Moving Around the Vessel During Sea Travel:
Do not obstruct the boat's steering and do not block the helmsman's view.
1
When moving around the boat, always hold onto stationary, secured objects.
2
Do not step on ropes or unsecured items.
3
Mooring:
Going ashore is only allowed upon the Captain's command after mooring is completed.
1
Do not insert your hands or feet between the boat's hull and the pier, or between the hulls of other boats.
2
Before going to sea, personal belongings and shared items should be secured in their places; portholes and hatches must be closed.
3
When descending from the cockpit to the saloon, always do so backward and hold onto the handrails.
4
Do not stand on the guardrails or railings.
5
When moving on deck, inform the Captain of your intentions and wait for their permission.
6
Adhere to the sleep schedule set by the Captain.
6
Each crew member is responsible for the safety of their personal belongings.
7
During nighttime stays (at anchor or in a marina), listening to music or making noise is prohibited after 10:00 PM.
8
Do not give advice to neighboring boats during their docking.
9
Alcohol, Smoking, Narcotics, and Hallucinogens:
Consumption of alcohol during or prior to the voyage is prohibited.
1
Individuals under the influence of alcohol or narcotics are not allowed onboard and may bedisembarked at the Captain's discretion.
2
Carrying, storing, or using narcotics or hallucinogens onboard is strictly forbidden.
4
It is prohibited to throw paper, personal hygiene products, or any other items into the toilet.
6
When preparing food during a sea voyage, fill soups or hot drinks to 2/3 of the container.
7
For using high-consumption appliances, shore power (220V) is required.
8
Meal preparation and dishwashing are done by the crew members in turn.
9
Always clean up after yourself.
10
Throwing trash overboard is strictly forbidden.
10
Life on the Sea Vessel:
The salon is a shared space.
1
Crew members are not allowed to use the radio or navigation equipment without the Captain's command.
2
Crew members who are not involved in the mooring process are prohibited from interfering with other crew members and obstructing their view.
3
Do not resolve conflicts in the presence of other crew members, on the deck, or near the yacht.
3
After using the shower, turn on the water drainage pump.
5
Use water sparingly.
4
1
Captain’s Authority
  • The captain of the vessel is an official responsible for the safety of the ship and the crew;
  • All of the Captain’s orders must be followed immediately;
  • Discussions of the Captain’s actions and orders are only allowed on land;
  • The Captain has the right to disembark any crew member for failure to follow orders and for violating the onboard rules;
  • If the crew is not onboard by the Captain’s set departure time, the Captain has the right to decide to remain in port. In this case, the crew will be responsible for the mooring costs.
2
Rules for Using the Life Jacket
  • All crew members are provided with personal life jackets while on the boat;
  • The life jacket must be worn upon the Captain’s command, during increased wind and waves, or if you feel more comfortable wearing it;
  • During nighttime, under any conditions, all crew members in the cockpit or on deck must wear life jackets and be secured with safety harnesses and lifelines.
3
Fire Safety
  • Every crew member must know where fire-fighting equipment is stored and how to use it;
  • Minimize the use of open flames on the yacht. If any signs of a potential fire appear, immediately notify the Captain;
  • Do not leave flammable materials near the stove, and do not hang any items over it;
  • Do not dry clothes on the ship's engine;
  • Always turn off lights and electrical appliances when leaving the cabin.
4
Rules for Moving Around the Vessel During Sea Travel
  • Do not obstruct the boat's steering and do not block the helmsman's view;
  • When moving around the boat, always hold onto stationary, secured objects.
  • Do not step on ropes or unsecured items;
  • When descending from the cockpit to the saloon, always do so backward and hold onto the handrails;
  • Do not stand on the guardrails or railings;
  • When moving on deck, inform the Captain of your intentions and wait for their permission.
5
Mooring
  • Going ashore is only allowed upon the Captain's command after mooring is completed;
  • Do not insert your hands or feet between the boat's hull and the pier, or between the hulls of other boats;
  • Crew members who are not involved in the mooring process are prohibited from interfering with other crew members and obstructing their view.
6
Life on the Sea Vessel
  • The salon is a shared space;
  • Crew members are not allowed to use the radio or navigation equipment without the Captain's command;
  • Before going to sea, personal belongings and shared items should be secured in their places; portholes and hatches must be closed;
  • Use water sparingly;
  • After using the shower, turn on the water drainage pump;
  • It is prohibited to throw paper, personal hygiene products, or any other items into the toilet;
  • When preparing food during a sea voyage, fill soups or hot drinks to 2/3 of the container;
  • For using high-consumption appliances, shore power (220V) is required;
  • Meal preparation and dishwashing are done by the crew members in turn;
  • Always clean up after yourself.
7
Sea Etiquette and Onboard Behavior
  • You are not only a participant in the journey but also a member of the crew;
  • Treat other crew members with respect and be ready to assist when needed;
  • Do not resolve conflicts in the presence of other crew members, on the deck, or near the yacht;
  • Wait for the Captain’s permission before boarding the yacht for the first time;
  • The soles of your shoes must be clean and non-marking for walking on the yacht;
  • Adhere to the sleep schedule set by the Captain;
  • Each crew member is responsible for the safety of their personal belonging;
  • During nighttime stays (at anchor or in a marina), listening to music or making noise is prohibited after 10:00 PM;
  • Do not give advice to neighboring boats during their docking;
  • Throwing trash overboard is strictly forbidden;
  • Assisting neighboring boats with fenders or mooring lines during docking is encouraged.
8
Alcohol, Smoking, Narcotics, and Hallucinogens
  • Consumption of alcohol during or prior to the voyage is prohibited;
  • Individuals under the influence of alcohol or narcotics are not allowed onboard and may be disembarked at the Captain's discretion;
  • Smoking is prohibited inside cabins and within the yacht;
  • Carrying, storing, or using narcotics or hallucinogens onboard is strictly forbidden.
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