Antalya Boat Tours (Old Town, Kundu, Kemer)

Kemer’s coastline is the draw here: spend much of the day on a boat, with stops for swims in the clear Mediterranean water and a lunch break at Phaselis Bay. It’s a simple way to trade Antalya’s streets for sea air without arranging transport yourself.

I like two things in particular: hotel pickup makes a long day easier to manage, and lunch is included, so you can stay focused on the coast instead of planning a meal. The boat is described as spacious, and the day is built around swimming and sun rather than a packed schedule of land visits.

One consideration: this is a group outing, with a maximum of 254 people, so it may feel busy at full capacity. Pickup times also depend on your hotel’s location, and the tour’s wide pickup area makes it wise to confirm the details before travel.

• Phaselis Bay is the main swimming stop, with lunch served during the break.
• Kemer and Moonlight Park round out the coastal itinerary.
• The day lasts about eight hours, including transport and time on the water.
• Pickup is offered across a broad area, with the exact time varying by hotel.
• A Turkish lunch is included, but alcoholic drinks are not.
• The boat can take up to 254 people, so expect a shared, social outing rather than a small-group cruise.

A full day on the water from Antalya

This tour is best understood as a relaxed coastal day, not a guided sightseeing circuit. You leave Antalya for the Kemer area, spend time on a pirate-themed boat, and make stops at Kemer, Phaselis Bay, and Moonlight Park. Swimming, sun, and the views from the water are the core activities.

That focus can be a real advantage. If your holiday has been heavy on hotels, roads, or city sightseeing, a day at sea gives you a change of pace without requiring you to organize a boat or transfers yourself. The trade-off is that this is not designed for detailed visits to each stop. The itinerary names the places, but the main experience is the boat ride and the swimming time.

The tour runs for about eight hours. That is enough time to make the outing feel like a proper day trip, but it is also a substantial block of your holiday. If you prefer short excursions or want a quiet afternoon back at your hotel, consider how the full-day schedule fits your plans.

Kemer, Phaselis Bay, and Moonlight Park

The route begins with Kemer, then includes Phaselis Koyu, or Phaselis Bay, and Moonlight Park. The trip description emphasizes the natural coastline and swimming in clear Mediterranean water, with Phaselis serving as the stated lunch and swimming stop.

At Phaselis, you can expect a break to swim and eat on board. The description does not specify how long the stop lasts or whether you go ashore, so don’t plan on a lengthy visit beyond the advertised swimming and lunch. If exploring each location on land is important to you, check what the current route allows before booking.

Kemer and Moonlight Park add variety to the coastal outing, but the amount of time at each is not stated. Think of them as parts of a boat itinerary rather than guaranteed, extended visits. The tour’s strongest appeal is time on the water, not a detailed tour of the individual sites.

Swimming is a central part of the day, so this outing suits you best if you are happy to spend time in the sea and under the sun. You can also stay on board during a swim break if you prefer, although the available information does not describe onboard activities during those periods.

The boat atmosphere and group size

The boat is described as spacious and comfortable, a useful feature on a trip that lasts most of the day. Room to sit and move about matters when you are sharing the vessel with a large group. Still, the stated maximum is 254 people, so spacious should not be read as private or intimate.

The pirate-boat theme suggests a more playful outing than a quiet sailing trip. The listed focus is swimming, sunbathing, and lunch, not a formal lecture or a small-group guided tour. Some accounts of cruises run by the same agency describe music and foam entertainment, but those details are not listed as guaranteed features of this specific trip. Book for the coastal route and swimming, not for a particular show.

One account describes watching the sunset from a boat, but the schedule here does not promise sunset. Your departure time and the season may affect what you see, so treat an evening view as a possible bonus rather than a feature to count on.

Pickup, transport, and timing

Hotel pickup is included, with an air-conditioned vehicle provided for transport. The pickup area named for the tour is unusually broad: it includes Antalya, Kemer, the city center, Beldibi, Göynük, Lara, Kundu, Belek, Side, Alanya, Boğazkent, and Kızılot. The pickup time may change depending on where you are staying.

That broad reach is convenient if you are outside central Antalya, but it also makes timing less predictable. A pickup in one area may not follow the same schedule as a pickup elsewhere. Confirm the pickup point and time for your hotel, and leave some flexibility in your plans on the morning of the tour.

The transfer is part of the day, not just a short hop to a nearby dock. The precise travel time is not provided, and the eight-hour duration is approximate. If you are staying well beyond Antalya city, ask how transport affects your overall schedule before you commit.

The tour is offered in English and uses a mobile ticket. Confirmation is provided at booking. Group discounts are available, which may be useful if you are arranging the outing with family or friends, though the discount terms are not specified.

Lunch, drinks, and what the price covers

At $51.67 per person, the price includes lunch and an air-conditioned vehicle, as well as the boat outing described. That package can offer solid value if you want transport, a full day on the coast, and a meal handled in one booking. The value is less compelling if you would rather arrange your own boat trip or spend the day on shore.

Lunch is served on board during the Phaselis stop. The description calls it a Turkish lunch but does not provide a menu, portion size, or details about dietary options. If you have a dietary need, ask the operator before booking rather than assuming a particular meal can be supplied.

Alcoholic beverages are not included. The information does not say whether they are available for purchase, so don’t count on that being an option. If drinks matter to your plans, check directly with the operator.

The group discount may lower the cost for parties, but no thresholds or amounts are provided. Compare the final price for your group with other boat outings, keeping in mind that this trip includes transport and lunch. Those inclusions are the clearest reasons the fare may be worthwhile.

Who will enjoy this outing most

I’d consider this tour if you want an easy way to spend a day swimming and seeing the coast without arranging transport yourself. It is a good fit for people who value a meal included, like the social feel of a shared boat, and are content to let the operator set the day’s pace.

Families and groups may appreciate the pickup and group discounts, but the outing is not described as a children’s program, and there are no details about child-specific facilities. The key question is whether everyone in your party is comfortable with a full day around a large group and swimming breaks.

If you want a peaceful, low-capacity cruise, this may not be the right choice. A boat that can hold 254 people can feel lively, and the pirate theme is not pitched as a serene sailing experience. Likewise, if your priority is to walk through each named stop, the itinerary does not promise substantial shore time.

The tour’s strongest points are practical: pickup, lunch, a comfortable vessel, and time for swimming. Its weaker points are the large possible group size and the lack of detail about stop durations, menu choices, and exact pickup timing. Weigh those against the price and the ease of having the day organized for you.

Booking details worth checking

This outing averages about 30 days between booking and departure. That is a useful planning guide, not a rule; if you have fixed dates or need a particular pickup area, book early enough to confirm availability and the transfer arrangements.

Most people can participate, and the maximum group size is 254. The information does not give details about accessibility or mobility support, so ask the operator directly if you need assistance boarding or moving around the boat.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted for a refund, and the cutoff follows local time.

Should you book it?

Book this tour if you want a straightforward, full-day boat outing from Antalya, with swimming, lunch, and hotel pickup bundled together. For $51.67, those inclusions make the price worth considering, especially if transport to the coast would otherwise take planning.

Skip it if you want a small boat, a quiet cruise, or long visits on land at each stop. The group may be large, and the itinerary gives limited detail about timing. Before paying, confirm your pickup time and ask about meal needs or any other detail that matters to your day.

FAQ

How long is the boat tour?

The tour lasts approximately eight hours.

How much does the tour cost?

The listed price is $51.67 per person. Group discounts are available, but discount amounts are not specified.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Pickup is offered, and the pickup time may vary depending on your hotel’s location.

Which areas are included in the pickup zone?

The listed areas include Antalya, Kemer, the city center, Beldibi, Göynük, Lara, Kundu, Belek, Side, Alanya, Boğazkent, and Kızılot.

Which places are included in the itinerary?

The itinerary includes Kemer, Phaselis Koyu, and Moonlight Parki.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included and is served on board.

Are alcoholic beverages included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included.

How many people can join the tour?

The maximum group size is 254 people.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.