OGUZ KHAN — 50.5m Oguz Marin for Charter in Greece
Charter destination
Bodrum
About this yacht
OGUZ KHAN is a striking contemporary sailing yacht of 50.5 metres, delivered in 2025 by Turkish builder Oguz Marin. This high-performance vessel represents a fresh addition to the luxury charter fleet, combining modern design with exceptional onboard facilities that cater to discerning guests seeking both comfort and authentic sailing experiences in the Mediterranean.
Built with steel hull and superstructure, OGUZ KHAN accommodates twelve guests across six elegantly appointed en-suite staterooms comprising one master cabin, two VIP suites, two double cabins, and one twin cabin. The master suite stands apart with its own Turkish bath and steam room—a luxurious retreat at sea. A professional crew of ten ensures seamless service throughout your voyage.
The yacht's exterior design by Oguz Marin maximizes usable deck space. The sun deck features an on-deck Jacuzzi with water and air nozzles, an elevated sun pad, bar, and dining area—ideal for sunset gatherings. The main deck aft showcases a substantial semicircular dining settee surrounding a grand dining table, while the foredeck provides an additional wide sun pad with Mediterranean views. A beach terrace with hydraulic access platform facilitates direct water entry, enhancing the swim platform experience.
Interior spaces equally impress. The main salon features an open-plan layout with lounge, dining area, fully equipped bar, and a grand piano for musical evenings. Styling throughout reflects contemporary comfort with air conditioning and comprehensive WiFi connectivity throughout.
Entertainment and water sports are generously catered for. The tenders and toys inventory includes two Highfield tenders, two Kawasaki jet skis, two Seabob electric water boards, and a comprehensive water sports collection featuring wakeboards, water skis, canoes, and paddleboards. An inflatable swimming pool and water slide add further recreational options, whilst snorkel and diving equipment supports underwater exploration.
Powered by twin Baudoin diesel engines delivering 750 horsepower each, OGUZ KHAN achieves a maximum speed of 14 knots, whilst twin generators and an additional 25 kVa generator ensure reliable power for all onboard systems. Turkish-flagged and Registro Italiano Navale classed, the yacht meets international standards for safety and seaworthiness.
Based in Bodrum, OGUZ KHAN is ideally positioned for year-round Mediterranean charters, from Croatian Dalmatia to the Greek islands and Turkish Riviera. Charter OGUZ KHAN to experience a newly built sailing yacht combining traditional maritime romance with contemporary luxury and comprehensive amenities.
Features & Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to charter OGUZ KHAN?+
OGUZ KHAN charters €155,000–€180,000 per week, plus VAT and APA. Contact Aris Drivas Yachting for current availability and a tailored quote.
How many guests can OGUZ KHAN accommodate?+
OGUZ KHAN sleeps 12 guests in 6 cabins. Cabin layout: 5 Double Cabins, 1 Twin Cabins. A professional crew of 10 is on board.
Where does OGUZ KHAN operate?+
OGUZ KHAN cruises Greece. Summer base: Bodrum. Custom itineraries are built around your preferences — contact Aris Drivas Yachting to plan a route.
Who built OGUZ KHAN and what are her specs?+
OGUZ KHAN is a 50.5m (166ft) sailing yacht built by Oguz Marin in 2025. Cruising speed 11.5 knots.
What is included in the charter rate for OGUZ KHAN?+
The weekly rate covers the yacht itself, her crew of 10, insurance, and use of the onboard equipment and water toys. Fuel, food and beverages, berthing and port fees, and shore excursions are paid from the APA, and VAT is charged on the base rate. APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) is typically around 40% of the base rate, held by the captain and accounted for in full — unspent balance is refunded at disembarkation. Greek charter VAT varies by yacht and by charter, broadly between 5.2% and 24%, depending on the yacht's type, size and certification, the duration of the charter, whether it passes through international waters, and whether the yacht carries permanent professional crew. We confirm the applicable rate for OGUZ KHAN before you sign. Crew gratuity is separate and discretionary, customarily 10–15% of the base rate.
When is the best time to charter OGUZ KHAN?+
OGUZ KHAN charters from €155,000 per week in low season and €180,000 in high season — a difference of about 16% between the two. In Greece, July and August are peak: the most settled weather, the busiest anchorages, and the highest rates. Late May, June, and September offer warm water and quieter islands at the low-season rate, and are what we most often recommend. The meltemi wind is strongest in July and August across the Cyclades, which is worth weighing if sea state matters to your party.
How do I book a charter on OGUZ KHAN?+
Send an enquiry through this page or contact Aris Drivas Yachting directly. We confirm availability with the central agent, prepare a tailored itinerary and quote, and handle the contract, APA, and crew briefing end-to-end. DRIVAS has been brokering Greek charters since 1972.
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