Turquoise Yachts, the Turkish shipbuilder operating from Istanbul, has established a strong position in the 40 to 65 metre superyacht segment by delivering technically ambitious projects on time and to budget. Four Turquoise yachts are available for charter in the Dominican Republic, each a bespoke commission reflecting the individual tastes and specifications of their original owners, spanning approximately 45 to 65 metres.nnTurquoise’s output tends toward the technically adventurous, with projects that incorporate displacement and fast-displacement hull forms depending on the owner’s priorities. Their interiors are typically drawn by leading European studios, and the fit-out quality has improved markedly with each successive generation of construction. In the Dominican Republic, Turquoise yachts offer a distinctive charter option between the volume-focused American yards and the design-led Dutch and Italian builders.nnWeekly rates for Turquoise charters in the Dominican Republic range from approximately 80,000 to 200,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent and covers a professional crew of 10 to 18, fuel, provisioning, berthing and watersports. December to April is peak season for Dominican Republic charter, coinciding with European and North American holiday demand.nnCasa de Campo marina in La Romana accommodates Turquoise yachts up to 65 metres and serves as a natural base for itineraries that include Catalina Island reef diving, the whale-watching sanctuary of Samaná Bay, the beach anchorage at Cayo Levantado, and the spectacular and remote Bahía de las Águilas on the southwest coast.
