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A place name and an industry name in a single .com. From charter and gulet cruising to brokerage and marina services, it's the name a Marmaris sea business is understood by the first time it's said.
Measured demand, not a pitch
A domain is worth what the searches behind it are worth. The figures below were pulled from Semrush on 13 September 2026, from its Türkiye and global databases, as monthly averages. They are Semrush estimates rather than numbers published by Google — anyone with the same tool can check them.
13,450/mo
Turkish searches that contain both Marmaris and a boat-or-yacht word, added together.
2,500/mo
Worldwide for “yacht charter turkey” — led by the US, the UK, Türkiye and Germany.
10–27%
The keyword-difficulty range across this cluster. On Semrush's scale that is “very easy” to “easy” — reachable for a new site.
$3.05
Cost per click on “yacht charter turkey”. That is what this traffic costs to buy with advertising.
One name, four businesses
“Yachting” is not a narrow word. The same domain is a natural roof for any one of the four below, or all of them at once — so when you add a line of business later, you don't have to change your address to do it.
Why this domain
Say it once on the phone and you're done: the place is clear and the trade is clear. No abbreviation, no hyphen, nothing to spell out letter by letter.
Search engines get the same benefit — the domain is word-for-word what people are already typing.
Turkish customers know the word “Marmaris”; foreign customers know the word “yachting”. Put them together and both audiences read the same thing — so there's no second English brand, second domain and second reputation to build.
That is why this page itself exists in Turkish and in English.
In continuous registration since 17 September 2010, and the name has been on the web since 2002 according to the Internet Archive. Nothing spammy or penalised in its history.
You don't have to take our word for any of that: a WHOIS lookup and web.archive.org confirm it in about a minute.
Who it's for
Optional
The sale covers the domain and nothing else; it can transfer with no website at all, and this page comes down with it. But if you'd rather not start from a blank screen, that part is something we do. It is not a condition of buying the domain — only an option.
Make an offer
There is no published figure. Every serious offer is considered, and your first message commits you to nothing at all. Putting the number you have in mind is enough to start the conversation.
Questions
No published price. Offers are invited and every serious one gets a reply. Putting a figure in the form is non-binding — it simply starts the conversation. You can also write without naming a number.
Once terms are agreed, the domain is pushed to your own registrar account. If you prefer, that runs through an independent escrow service such as Escrow.com: the money is held, and released to the seller when the transfer completes. Transfer is normally started the same day payment clears, and the registrar's own process finishes within a few days.
It has been in continuous registration since 17 September 2010, and the name has been on the web since 2002 according to the Internet Archive. There is no spam, adult or penalised publishing in its past; in recent years it has simply been parked.
You don't need to ask us: a WHOIS lookup and web.archive.org will show you the same thing. Checking that is what you should be doing before buying any domain.
No. What is being sold is the domain name itself. The page you're reading exists only to announce that the domain is for sale, and it comes down when the domain transfers.
Search volumes, difficulty scores and cost-per-click were taken from Semrush's Türkiye and global databases on 13 September 2026, all as monthly averages. They are Semrush's estimates rather than figures published by Google — the industry-standard measure, and checkable by anyone with access to the same tool.
Search volume is not a guarantee. A domain does not hand you traffic; it tells you where the demand is.
Yes, if you want it. Building the site is separate work and is not a condition of the sale. Tick the box on the form and we'll discuss it; leave it unticked and it never comes up.
Yes. A .com is international — the buyer doesn't need a Turkish company, address or tax registration. We can handle the correspondence in English or in Turkish.