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The 11 Best Antalya Boat Trips To Set Sail On

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Antalya is the beating heart of the Turkish Riviera and is all about being on the water. With miles and miles of gorgeous Turquoise coast, as well as some wild, untamed rivers and mysterious off-shore islands, it’s the number one place to take a boat trip in Turkey.

In fact, there are so many boat tours in Antalya to choose from, that it can be overwhelming choosing between them. To help you decide, we’ve put together a list of the best Antalya boat trips and tours, so you can put together your epic Antalya itinerary .

Whether you’re looking for diving adventures, private yacht cruises, snorkeling adventures, day trips to uninhabited islands or party boat tours – these are the best boat trips in Antalya for any type of traveler…

The Best Group Antalya Boat Trips

Let’s begin with some group boat trip options. These are the best options for any type of traveler on a budget as you simply book your ticket, and spend the day exploring with other like-minded travelers.

Whether you’re a family, group of friends, couple, or solo traveler, these boat trips will be right up your alley!

1. Full Day Suluada Island Boat Trip

Nicknamed the Turkish Maldives, Suluada Island is a true paradise in the Mediterranean Ocean. The name ‘ Suluada ‘ translates to Watery Island in English, and it refers to the freshwater source that’s found on the island. However, it’s the beaches that bring people here.

The uninhabited island is surrounded by pristine, white sand beaches and crystal clear bays. There are plenty of snorkeling spots around the island where you can see lots of fish and marine life. You’ll sail past Love Cave and Love Beach, Cennet Bay, West Beach, and Fener Bay.

On this boat tour from Antalya, you start by driving to Adrasan, which takes around 1.5 hours. You will then board your boat, and sail around the stunning landscape as well as stop and swim or snorkel in the best spots.

You’ll also get to snorkel in the Hacivat Bay on the way home – this is a famous rock formation in Antalya and is named because it looks like a character from a Turkish play named Hacivat.

This is a full-day tour with pickup and drop-off from your hotel. Just pack your sun hat and shades, plenty of sun cream, and of course, your swimsuit. You will also need to bring your own snorkeling gear, but you can rent this from in Antalya town for a reasonable price. You’ll also be treated to a lunch on board, which has vegetarian options as well.

2. Pirate Boat Trip to Phaselis Bay

If you’re looking for a more historical boat tour, then the pirate boat from Kemer Beach to Phaselis Bay is the bout tour for you. As you discover the stunning bays around the Mediterranean ocean, you’ll be transported by a pirate-themed Gallion, which looks like something out of a Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

The ship will take you to the ancient Greek and Roman city of Phaselis, which is now an open-air museum in Antalya . The city is now in ruins, which is said to date back to the 7th century BCE.

Wander around the agora and amphitheater, former Roman Baths, and aqueducts, before heading back to the ship to do some more exploring.

You’ll have some time to swim in the shallow waters of Phaselis, before having lunch. Then, you’ll sail to Paradise Bay, which as you can imagine by the name, is a stunning beach. You might also get to see the beautiful Mehmet Ali Bükü bay for swimming if there’s time.

The final stop on your journey is the Alaca Water, a gorgeous inlet filled with coral, which is the perfect spot to do some snorkeling before returning home. The entire tour takes around 6-8 hours, so do plan for a full day.

3. Demre, Kekova Sunken City, and Myra Boat Trip

If you’d like to get off the beaten track on your boat tour, then consider a trip out to the small Turkish island of Kekova, which is just a short boat ride from the coastal town of Demre.

Here is where you can see the partly sunken ruins of the ancient town of Kekova, the most famous of which are the tombs that are partly submerged in the water.

Kekova was largely destroyed by an earthquake in the 2nd century but was rebuilt and used as a dockyard until it the Byzantine era. As soon as the Arabs invaded, it was abandoned.

Although the Turkish government has banned swimming around the ruins because of problems with looters, you can still rent kayaks and paddle close by or take a boat trip out to see them.

4. Full Day Scuba Diving Tour for Beginners

It wouldn’t be a trip to the Mediterranean without a day spent scuba diving. This is one of the most popular things to do in Antalya, and for good reason.

Nestled below the ocean are a shipwreck, corals, captivating caves, and plenty of marine life. You can see it all on this diving excursion, which is suitable for divers of all skill levels – that means you too, beginners!

This is a full-day boat tour that takes you to several diving spots off the coast of Antalya. You’ll get picked up from your hotel and meet your professional diving guide.

The dive sites are chosen according to weather conditions, and you’ll also be split into groups depending on your skill level, so if you have been diving before you don’t have to worry about being held back.

5. Green Canyon Boat Trip

For those who are tired of seeing the ocean, you can head inland to the serene landscape of the Green Canyon. Sit back and relax on a cruise through an emerald green lake sitting at the base of the Taurus Mountain range.

The canyon is around 14 kilometers long, plus a further 3 kilometers into its Little Canyon. The lake is surrounded by lush woodlands and glistening limestone cliffs.

If it pleases you, feel free to take a dip in the cool waters and feel that blissful water cool your skin.

Make sure to be on the lookout for a rare brown fish owl that calls this canyon home!

6. Boat Trip to Düden Waterfalls + City Tour

Located about 10km out of Antalya is the Duden Waterfalls. There are two falls, Upper and Lower; both connecting to the Düden River which starts in the Taurus Mountain Range.

The Lower Düden Waterfall is the most famous waterfall in Antalya because its water drops 40 meters off a cliff into the Mediterranean below. This is the advantage of seeing the waterfall from a boat trip, as you get the best view of the water dropping into the ocean below.

The Upper Waterfall is a bit of a walk from Lower Falls, but the walk strolls through forest-lined pathways and through the natural caves. Here you can see the waterfall up close from a viewing platform.

Because of its close proximity to the city, this boat trip in Antalya is only half a day, so the rest of the day is spent exploring some of the top attractions in the city, such as Hadrian Gate and the old city of Kaleici.

7. Manavgat River Cruise

Another historic boat tour in Antalya takes you to the Manavgat coast. Here you can see sea turtles sunning themselves by the bay, followed by a visit to a 2nd-century-old Roman temple of Apollo.

After visiting the lively town of Manavgat and exploring the markets, you’ll get to spend time swimming in either the sea or river. The boat will cruise down the river so you get an excellent view of the town and all its bustling atmosphere.

8. Party Boat Tour Around the Mediterranean

Antalya’s nightlife and party scene are second to none, and it’s one of the major reasons why Antalya is worth visiting . But for a truly unique party experience, grab your bikini and your vodka as the Mega Star is about to set sail on the party cruise of your life!

The boat sails around the stunning Mediterranean ocean, stopping at places where you can swim if you want to. The DJ is dropping hit after hit, and there’s even a foam party.

Lunch is provided so you can keep your belly full while you party. There is a full bar service and you will also get picked up and dropped off at your hotel.

Private Boat Trips in Antalya

Not everyone likes to spend the day hanging out with strangers. Of course, a private Antalya boat trip is going to cost you more than the group tours, but what you get out of it are a more personal experience, a tailored itinerary, and long-lasting memories.

And if you’re traveling as a group and split the cost, it can be quite affordable. Here are the best private boat tours in Antalya.

9. Private Boat Trip to Kekova

If you fancy visiting Kekova but without the throngs of people, consider booking a private tour. This allows you to go at your own pace, stop off where you choose for a swim, or spend longer exploring ruins and caves.

You’ll be joined by a local guide who will share with you their knowledge of the history of Kekova and its ruins. You’ll also get a good view of the ruins beneath the surface from the glass bottom of the boat.

The cruise also goes to Akvaryum Bay, which is the perfect place for a swim. The final stop is Kalekoy, an authentic village known for the striking Simena Castle.

If you want to add some water sports to your itinerary, you can do just that as you head to Gokkaya Bay. You also pass by a pirates’ cave which is full of majestic natural structures.

10. Private Boat Trip to Kas

For a unique experience, head to the scenic Kas Islands in Greece, sailing on a beautiful 55-foot (17-meter), traditional wooden gulet yacht.

As you hop from island to island, you’ll get plenty of chances to stop and snorkel and swim, as well as see an epic sunken ship and underwater canyon. All snorkel gear can be provided.

The tour includes a Turkish-style lunch and can carry up to 15 passengers, so grab your mates and head to Kas! If there’s anywhere special you want to go, chat with your captain, as the schedule and itinerary can be fully customized.

11. Full Day Luxury Yacht with Drinks

If you want to cruise the gorgeous Turquoise Coast at your own pace and on your own itinerary, no problem! Simply hire your own private yacht and explore!

The yacht is able to carry up to 12 passengers, and you can stop and swim anywhere you want. The yacht also has fishing and snorkeling gear, so no need to pack your own.

You’ll be treated to lunch or dinner on board, as well as hotel pick up and drop off. This is the most flexible boat tour in Antalya, perfect for those who love to plan every detail of their trip!

Tips for Taking An Antalya Boat Tour

If you’ve found a boat tour in Antalya that sounds exciting to you, then make sure you consider these words of advice before you book.

• Book in advance. Taking a boat tour is one of the most popular day trips in Antalya and it’s quite common for boat tours to sell out. Don’t leave it to the last minute and book early.
• Pack plenty of water. The sun in Antalya is very hot and in the summer, it receives very little cloud cover. Make sure you stay hydrated.
• Wear reef-safe sun cream. This follows my previous point about the sun. Protect your skin and wear sun cream, but if you plan on doing some snorkeling, make sure that it’s reef safe as some sun creams are harmful to the corals and fish.
• Bring snacks. Every boat trip we’ve taken has usually included lunch, but lunch can sometimes be later in the day at around 2 pm. We prefer to eat a bit earlier, so took some snacks to keep us going.
• Bring a towel . You always need a towel, even if you don’t plan on swimming. Trust me!
• Pack flip-flops . If you’re planning on visiting any beaches or islands, flip-flops are a must!
• Get a dry bag for your camera gear. We’ve made this mistake before and came home with a soaking wet camera. Luckily a bag of rice later and our camera was fine. But the bag of rice trick isn’t fail-safe so do get a dry bag if you can.
• Don’t forget your swimsuit! This might seem obvious but we’ve seen it happen!

FAQs About Antalya Boat Tours

Here’s what people usually ask us about boat tours in Antalya…

How much is a boat trip in Turkey Antalya?

The cost of group boat trips in Antalya ranges from $20 – $50 per adult and $10-$50 per child. If you are looking to get a private boat tour, you will need to pay for the boat, captain, and crew for the full day. This largely depends on the type of boat and itinerary, but you could spend anything from $800-$2,000 per day.

What is the best Antalya Boat Party?

The best Antalya boat party is the Mega Star Boat Tour which has a DJ, foam party, alcohol, and BBQ, which comes highly rated.

Are there any short boat trips from Antalya?

Yes, there are. The shortest boat trip from Antalya is the Duden waterfalls boat trip which is about half a day.

Before You Go

So there you have it, those are the best boat tours in Antalya and as you can see, there are plenty of options to take. We hope this guide helped you plan your itinerary and decide which is the best Antalya boat tour for you.

If you have any questions, or have a boat tour you want to recommend, let us know in the comments!

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Louisa is a professional travel blogger with an insatiable wanderlust for exploring the captivating country of Turkey. With a deep appreciation for the country’s diverse history and natural beauty, Louisa has made it her mission to share the wonders of Turkey with the world. Born in the UK and raised by two Travel Agent parents, she was born with a perpetual case of the travel bug and now travels full time as a travel writer. Louisa has embarked on numerous adventures across Turkey, and shares her first-hand expertise and experience about her favorite destinations in Turkey, such as Antalya, Alanya, Fethiye and Bodrum.

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The Turquoise Coast is known for its generous climate, fine beaches and epic history. Mark Antony is said to have loved the area, considering it as a wedding gift he could give to Cleopatra. And in Greek mythology, the beastly Chimera is believed to have been inspired by the volcanic mountains to the west of Antalya. Antalya, a city where nature’s finest work meets classical architecture and style, was once seen purely as a gateway to the Turkish Riviera. But the land King Attalus II first called a “Paradise on Earth” has come a long way in its 2,200-year history, remnants of which are scattered all throughout the city. At Hadrian’s Gate you can connect to the Roman Emperor Hadrian, whose 130 AD visit to Antalya was marked by the construction of this grandiose granite and marble monument. At Republic Square you can come face to face with Kemal Ataturk, the revolutionary founder of Turkey. And in the old town of Kaleici you can wander through cobblestone streets lined with Ottoman-era houses. To compliment the grandeur of Antalya’s civilised history, nature provides forested peaks, mysterious caves and dramatic waterfalls, which envelop and intertwine with the city. The Duden Waterfalls are a particularly captivating and serene set of cascades which beg to be explored. There’s nowhere better to linger for a quiet moment while you contemplate your magnificent journey.

Hadrian’s Gate

A trio of arches in granite and marble tower above visitors to Kaleici, the old-town district of Antalya. The monumental Hadrian’s Gate has been standing sentinel since 130 AD, erected to honour the arrival of Roman Emperor Hadrian. Flanked by defensive towers and great walls, the gate paid tribute to over 200 prosperous years of Roman rule, who claimed the city in 133 BC. Even today, with the walls torn and crumbled, this timeworn monument still feels mighty and triumphant. At the same time, the grandiosity is complimented and contrasted by intricate ornamentation. As you step between the arches you’ll see hand-crafted floral and rosette reliefs. Look up to the entablature and discover proud lion heads. And look out for Arabic script from the reign of Seljuk sultan Alaeddin Keykubat I. It’s not hard to see why Hadrian’s Gate has been hailed the most beautiful gate in the Pamphylia region.

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Duden Waterfalls

Stunning for its natural surroundings as well as its civilisation, Antalya is a gem of the Turquoise Coast. Perhaps the most enthralling of nature’s gifts to the area are the Duden Waterfalls. Located within the city’s verdant municipal park, the network of falls and caverns are split into two separate attractions, each with mesmerising sights and an air of mystery. The Upper Falls are a series of spectacular cascades flowing into each other as they wind through soothing woodland, a welcome space for calm and reflection to contrast the bustling city. Don’t miss the spiral staircase that leads you behind the waterfalls, taking you into the belly of the earth through a captivating network of caves. The Lower Falls are equally awe-inspiring, situated at the mouth of the River Duden where the falls meet the Mediterranean. Watch them triumphantly tumble into the sea over the Antalya City cliffs, then gaze out to the horizon, breathe in the salty sea air, and feel free.

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The city was founded as "Attaleia",named after its founder Attalos II, king of Pergamon.

Antalya , Turkey's principal holiday resort in the Mediterranean region (ancient Pamphylia), is an attractive city with shady palm-lined boulevards, a prize-winning marina on the Mediterranean. In the picturesque old quarter, Kaleici , narrow winding streets and old wooden houses abut the ancient city walls.

The sandy Lara Beach lies about 12 km to the east. Closer to Antalya, but to the west, the long, pebbled Konyaalti Beach offers a view of the breathtaking mountain range. A little further the Bey Dagi (Olympos) National Park and Topcam Beach provide more splendid vistas.

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The (historic) tramway has been donated by the German city of Nuremberg and connects the western Konyaalti Beach and Antalya Museum to the eastern part of the city center. It runs all 30 min. in either direction and costs 1.75 TL per person. Tramway can be used for sightseeing as it passes most beautiful places of the city center.

In town, a taxi is cheap, and the fares are regulated. They are easy to find. For long journeys, however, drivers can charge more than the meter reads. So negotiate the fare in advance. The most unusual transportation in Turkey is called Dolmus for routes that buses don't take. The word actually means "To Fill"; thus, the dolumus leaves when it is full! They are usually a minibus, a jeep, or a van so they fill quickly. A bonus is that they will drop you off along the route.

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Antalya has three different types of shopping areas. First, the shopping within the walled Old City is wonderful. The maze of pedestrian streets is lined with shops selling everything imaginable. The Antalya flea market some 3 blocks to the east of the east side of the walled city is huge and offers tons of local crafts. Finally, the shops lining the ocean front streets and neighborhoods offer myriad shopping opportunities.

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Region Mediterranean - Black Sea

Local Time 2024-06-12 14:17

Port Antalya cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Antalya, Turkey. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Port Akdeniz is Antalya's cruise port located on Anatolia Peninsula's southwestern coast. Antalya is Turkey's 5th-largest city (population around 1,2 million, metro around 2,22 million). The city is referred to as the country's "capital of tourism" being Turkey's biggest sea resort on the Turkish Riviera (Eastern Mediterranean Sea). In 2019, Antalya received a record of ~13,6 million international tourists.

In late-October 2020, Global Ports Holding (GPH) announced an agreement to sell for USD 140 million (~EUR 118 M) Port Akdeniz to QTerminals (Qatar-based commercial port operator). GPH's Port Akdeniz-Antalya concession agreement runs through August 2028. The port specializes in cargo shipping operations (dry-liquid-bulk-general cargoes), containerized cargo (boxships) and passenger shipping (cruise).

Covering total area ~0,2 km2, Akdeniz-Antalya Port's main facilities and annual capacities are:

• Quay Pier length 1117 m (3665 ft)
• 350,000 TEU-containers
• 600,000 passengers
• open-air storage area 80,000 m2
• closed storage space / warehouses 1260 m2
• CFS field 50,000 m2
• 6 mobile gantry cranes, 9 excavators, 7 stackers, 33 forklifts

Cruise passengers usually need a taxi to get to Kaleici ("within the castle") quarter, a small but central old town of Antalya, which is a mostly modern city. The old harbour has been redeveloped but from here you can climb to Kalepapisi (castle gate) of the old town overlooked by Yivli Minare (Fluted Minaret) and where the Selcuk tower is built into the walls of the city. Other highlights include Kesik Minare (Broken Minaret), triple-arched Hadraian's Gate and Hidirlik Kulesi (round Roman tower) in the corner of Mermerli and Karaalioglu parks. The Archaeological Museum is also not to be missed - it houses one of the top five collections in Turkey.

Once prized by pirates for its superb location on Turkey's southern coast, the sheltered harbour of Antalya is naturally tucked into the cliff-face and protected by almost entire Byzantine castellated walls.

Established by King Attalus II of Pergamon during the 2nd century BC, it was out of Antalya that St. Paul and Barnabus set sail on their 1st mission in the first century AD. Crusaders used the port city as a transit point to Holy Land. Antalya was occupied by the Turks during the 12th century, followed by Byzantines, Ottomans, Italians.

Antalya cruise terminal

Antalya cruise port (Akdeniz) offers 3 docking piers with lengths, respectively 200 m (656 ft), 170 m (558 ft) and 140 m (460 ft). Water depth at these piers is 9 m (30 ft).

The docking area is at approx 15 km (9 ml) to the east of the city's historic center. Bus shuttles to there are free (provided by the cruise company). At the port, there is also a taxi rank (rate is around EUR 25 / one-way to the city).

The city of Antalya also features a good shingle beach, a beautiful promenade lined with cafes and palm trees, a tram service circling the old city and running along the seafront. Further afield you can see sandy beaches and waterfalls at Kursunlu and Duden. From here you can visit the ancient Roman and Greek cities of Aspendos, Phaselis, and Perge.

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4-Day 3-Night Blue Gulet Cruise From Olympos (Antalya) To Fethiye Turkey

Summer vacation in Turkey is one of the most popular activities for tourists from all over the world. At least you should plan a vacation that has a different sensation. One of them can by using a 4-Day 3-Night Blue Gulet Cruise From Olympos (Antalya) To Fethiye Turkey tour package.

Did you know that Turkey is one of the best destinations to visit in the summer?

Before we discuss one of the unique and interesting activities during the summer holidays in Turkey, it would be better if we also know a little about how Turkey is doing during the summer.

Why is Turkey one of the best summer vacation destinations in the world?

Here’s the fact: Turkey has at least more than 8,000 kilometers of coastline which is home to 397 stunning blue beaches.

This fact is even more interesting because it turns out that the beaches along the coastline of Turkey belong to the most beautiful beaches in Europe.

Not a few of the beaches have a background of very natural green forests, and not a few of the beaches in Turkey also witness an archaeological treasure that can still be seen today.

>> Read also: The best beaches in Turkey that are worth a visit in summer.

The coastal regions of Turkey that are famous for their beauty include areas like the following:

• Antalya: Turkish Riviera.
• Eastern Mediterranean Coast.
• North Aegean Coast
• Black Sea Coast.

And each region on the coastline of Turkey holds its own uniqueness that we certainly can enjoy when we stop by in those regions.

These facts which then encourage the existence of boat trips tourism activities along the coast in Turkey.

Turkey, which has always been very concerned about its tourist activities, especially for this summer they want to pamper visitors in a unique way.

Do you plan to have a summer vacation in Turkey? Make sure there are at least a few days you experience the Turkish Gulet cruise.

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Why do you have to take a tour on a gulet cruise during summer vacation in turkey.

If you can get the chance to experience a unique experience while on vacation, make sure you take that opportunity.

One way is to ride a gulet cruise during the summer holidays in Turkey.

As we already know, the summer in Turkey does not last for one full year.

At least the summer in Turkey lasts only for four months, namely between June, July, August, and September each year.

So if you want to take a vacation during the summer in Turkey, take the time to feel the tour with a Gulet cruise. Although not every day while you are on holiday in Turkey you must be on a cruise. You can mix your summer vacation activities by riding and staying overnight on a cruise boat with other tour activities while you visit Turkey.

Plan your summer vacation in Turkey as well as possible.

What is Gulet cruise Turkey?

Gulet is a wooden boat, which was originally used for activities in Turkish waters such as fishing for years in the Bodrum and Marmaris regions.

Turkey, as one of the countries in Europe that is very concerned about the world of tourism, sees this Gulet as a special attraction to pamper its tourists.

At least starting in the 1970s and beyond, Gulet began to become a popular way to transport tourists during the summer holidays in Turkey. The original Gulet cruise sails to the direction of the blowing wind. But because now the boat has a different function, Gulet is currently powered by diesel. Tourists can take a Gulet cruise, spend days on it while enjoying the Turkish coastlines.

Gulet cruises can be between 20-30 meters long and have 4 to 8 cabins.

Gulet will sail through the famous beaches of Turkey, such as around Antalya, Fethiye, Bodrum, and Marmaris.

Don’t imagine Gulet is a cruise boat without good facilities. Nowadays many gulets are equipped with good facilities to pamper those who use them.

Gulet is now equipped with private cabins, a suite, a private bathroom, and other luxury amenities.

And even on Gulet cruises, you can get other pampering services such as the availability of free meals, coffee, and tea.

It’s great if you can tour by Gulet cruise and get a unique experience during summer vacation in Turkey.

On the Gulet cruise, you can relax, while still paying attention to a stylish holiday.

Spending time on a Gulet cruise is one of the best and also romantic ways to enjoy and see the beautiful beaches in Turkey.

Places you can visit while you’re on a Gulet cruise from Antalya to Fethiye Turkey.

If you pay attention and read this article in order from above, of course, you already know what Turkey has to offer during summer vacation.

And it has also been explained that the coastal areas in Turkey are known to be beautiful and natural. Some of the most prominent beaches are Antalya and Fethiye in Turkey.

So if you want to tour a Gulet cruise in Turkey but with a shorter duration, you can consider taking the route from Antalya to Fethiye. It can only takes 4 days 3 nights. Here you will stay overnight on the boat. Surely this will be a very pleasant experience.

Tourist attractions that can be visited during the tour with the gulet cruise Turkey below are taken from a tour package from Viator.com (a website that contains a collection of tour packages from TripAdvisor).

Day one: Myra – St. Nicholas Church – Sunken City – Kekova.

For a tour with a gulet cruise, you can start from Olympos beach in Antalya Turkey.

Gulet cruises usually dock at Demre Harbor.

Before sailing, you can visit Myra and St. Nicholas Church.

St. Nicholas Church is an ancient church located in the ancient city of Myra.

This church was built to commemorate a 4th-century Christian bishop in Myra called St. Nicholas. He was an important figure for Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Roman Catholicism, and also a historic inspiration for Santa Claus.

Sailing will begin at noon.

Of course, at the time of sailing, the majority of our time will be on the gulet. Previously, you could prepare items that you would need later on board.

Shopping and banking places are available around the port.

During the day, you will be provided lunch on the boat. And after lunch, we will begin our cruise.

The first destination, we will sail to Pirates Cave in Sunken Kekova City. We will visit this cave if sea conditions allow. Little information is also for you, in this area, we are prohibited from swimming.

The place to be visited next is Simena.

Simena is a traditional Turkish fishing village. Simena is also widely known by the nickname “Mediterranean dream.”

There is no car access in this area. Access to Simena can only be reached by boat.

In Simena you will also see some old city ruins.

After that, we will visit Gokkaya Bay. Water sports are available here. If you want, you can do water sports here.

In the evening, you can have dinner and relax at the Pirates Haven.

Today you will spend the night on the boat.

Day two: Kas – Kalkan – Firnaz Bay.

In the morning you will get a unique first experience because you wake up from staying overnight on a boat.

After breakfast, we will continue sailing to Kas.

There is a quiet bay in front of the city of Kas, where we will stop here later. You are allowed to swim in this bay.

During the day, after swimming, you will have lunch.

After lunch, you can visit a very beautiful fishing village in Kas.

The next destination is to visit the ancient city of Antiphellos.

Antiphellos is a small settlement which is also a port for Phellos.

On Antiphellos there is a Hellenistic theater.

The theater, which was built in the first century BC, can accommodate around 4000 people. This theater was restored 300 years after its construction. And until now, the theater is arguably still in good condition.

From the top seat of this theater, you can see a very beautiful view of the city of Kas.

The next place you can visit is Firnaz Bay, close to Kalkan.

A very beautiful bay that you can enjoy its beauty.

Today, dinner and overnight also on the boat.

Day three: Butterfly Valley – Oludeniz Beach – St. Nicholas Island.

There is something special this morning. Because when you wake up, you will be in Butterfly Valley.

You will have breakfast in this valley. And after breakfast, you can swim too.

In Butterfly Valley you can visit a nature reserve, in which there are at least 136 species of butterflies and moths.

The next destination is Oludeniz Beach, also known as the Blue Lagoon.

Here, for those of you who want to, you can do paragliding.

At noon we will have lunch.

The last stop on this day is St. Nicholas Island.

The island which is about 20 kilometers from Fethiye is often also known as Gemiler Island.

This island is believed to be the resting place of Saint Nicholas, also known as Santa Claus. And it is also believed that St. Nicholas who died in 326 was buried on this island. Then in 1087, by visiting monks, the bones were relocated to their final resting place in the Italian city of Bari.

Here you can also find ruins from the Byzantine era.

To spend time, you can swim on this island. That means you can get more time to swim here.

Today, dinner and overnight on the boat.

>> For those of you who want to have a trip to these destinations in one day, read the explanation here: The best way to reach Butterfly Valley from Oludeniz.

Day four: Samanlik Bay – Fethiye.

In the morning after breakfast, we will leave for Samanlik Bay.

Here you can swim. And in the afternoon you will have lunch.

Finished from Samanlik Bay, you will sail to Fethiye Harbor.

This port is the last destination in the series of 4-day 3-night Blue Gulet Cruise: boat trips from Antalya to Fethiye.

Here you will check out of the boat.

And there are many more packages for tourist attractions that you can visit in Fethiye.

Consider staying again here. You can check hotel recommendations in Fethiye Turkey.

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Conclusion.

If you are reading this article, surely you are someone who wants a summer vacation in Turkey.

You are on the right path. Turkey is a country where beaches are famous for being very beautiful and also very natural. Many Europeans dream of being able to visit Turkey in the summer.

Make sure you have a unique experience when you are on holiday in the summer in Turkey.

One example here is by taking a 4-Day 3-Night Blue Gulet Cruise. Check the tour package details thru the button below:

>> Or click here to see more complete selection of top Antalya cruises and sailing packages.

Our advice, before you take a tour on a gulet cruise to Fethiye, you have stayed several days before in Antalya.

>> There are lots of experiences that you can enjoy during your stay in Antalya. You can pick up some packages for your summer vacation in Antalya Turkey by clicking this link.

Spend your nights at recommended hotels in Antalya Turkey. Our recommendation is the best hotels in the top-rated area in Lara Antalya Turkey.

So did you get the idea to arrange your summer vacation in Turkey?

Plan your vacation in Turkey well, and get ready to have a pleasant experience during your summer vacation in Turkey.

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All-inclusive resort or cruise – which is best?

“Club Tropicana, drinks are free… Fun and sunshine, there’s enough for everyone,” so sang George Michael in Wham!’s famous 1980s paean to the nascent all-inclusive. In the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, ‘free’ booze and no bill sounded and looked – if you were anywhere near a pool in Ibiza with George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley – like holiday utopia. 

Drinks weren’t really free, but the idea that you could pay up-front to eat and imbibe, and be assured that you wouldn’t be presented with a terrifying bill at the end, was a novel concept, particularly for budget-conscious families and sun-seeking partygoers. 

It still offers considerable appeal in our cash-strapped times, which may explain why all-inclusives have had something of a renaissance. Cruising offers similar peace of mind and plenty to do with kids clubs, waterslides and Disney princesses on board – though alcohol isn’t always free. During both types of holiday, the entertainment comes to you and you’ll never have to flinch at the prices on the menu. 

But which type of holiday is best? Our writer put them both to the test.

Destination

Children’s clubs, food and drink.

• Hidden costs 

All-inclusive

Club Med founders Gilbert Trigano and Gérard Blitz, who dreamt up the all-inclusive concept in the 1950s, had beaches and sunshine in mind. But skiers also favoured the all-in pricing model. Europe’s slopes were a win-win for the brand, which opened its first Alpine village at Leysin in Switzerland in 1956 ( clubmed.co.uk ).

Traditional sunshine strongholds Mexico and the Caribbean – where Butch Stewart picked up the mantel with his Sandals brand – still account for a big slice of the all-inclusive pie, but the net has spread further to include Cuba, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Croatia, Montenegro, Cape Verde and the Azores. Further afield there are all-inclusive resorts in Kenya, Thailand (mostly Phuket) and the Maldives and Mauritius. Turkish-owned Rixos ( rixos.com ) has recently opened resorts in Qatar and Doha, while Tui ( tui.co.uk ) and First Choice ( firstchoice.co.uk ) offer several resorts in Costa Rica. 

Cruise 

An average week or 10-day ocean cruise can tick-off several different destinations in one country, or across several countries in one trip. If you have a bit longer, it can take you round the world. Three-month world cruise itineraries cross continents, sail several seas and oceans, visit scores of capital cities and offer hundreds of excursion opportunities. 

And let’s not forget off-grid but accessible by water destinations such as the Galapagos, the Pitcairn Islands and Antarctica. River cruises follow the course of most navigable rivers, from the Amazon to the Zambezi. The Mekong, the Mississippi and the Ganges are among their more adventurous destinations. 

Whether beach or mountain-based, most all-inclusive resorts feature an activities element. Sandals comes up trumps, with free scuba at its Caribbean dive resorts and multiple rounds of golf and green fees at top courses in Jamaica, St Lucia and the Bahamas. 

Meanwhile, guests at Rixos resorts in Turkey have free daily access to The Land of the Legends Theme Park in Antalya – which means big savings in peak periods. This Easter, there are also egg hunts as well as giant egg-painting: a week at Premium Tekirova costs from £2,390 for four adults and two children, departing on March 30.

Watersports not your bag? Ikos Oceania in Halkidiki can provide a Tesla Model 3 at no extra cost for one day’s exploration as well as a culture pass to local museums. At Ikos resorts ( ikosresorts.com ), spa access is free between 8am to 8pm. 

If you’re after more than a typical beach holiday, check the activities part of a hotel website to find out what’s included. The adults-only Sanctuary Cap Cana ( sanctuarycapcana.com ) in the Dominican Republic offers Spanish classes and, at the House of Aia on Mexico’s Riviera Maya ( thehouseofaia.com ), a ‘personal growth’ programme includes 20 classes, ceremonies and rituals from visiting guides.

If you have adventurous teens in tow, the US offers some interesting options. At the historic Castle Hot Springs in Arizona ( castlehotsprings.com ) there’s axe-throwing, cruiser bikes, geothermal hot springs and creekside hammocks for lazing in, while, further north in scenic Wyoming, Scott Dunn has stays at Brush Creek Ranch, set in 30,000 acres of sage-bush prairie where you can ride, fish or take to the landscape by ATV ( scottdunn.com ).

With distractions ranging from rock-climbing walls and ropes courses to simulated surfing, via encounters with Star Wars, Marvel and Disney Pixar characters, cruising sets a high bar for activities. And on land, there are excursions – sometimes included – for every type of passenger. 

It’s not just families who benefit. Swan Hellenic ( swanhellenic.com ) has teamed up with Deepak Chopra to offer wellbeing voyages, while adult-only ships offer films under the stars or in theatres, lectures from wildlife experts and historians, opportunities for citizen science, celebrity speakers, casinos and activities ranging from dance lessons to art and photography classes. Virgin ( virginvoyages.com ) also puts on DJ sets and pool and dance parties. And let’s not forget the main event – a new place to explore every day.

Newer resorts have really lifted the bar. At its properties along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, Rixos rolls out the red carpet for families with a Rixy Kids Club that has cooking and pottery lessons as well as football and dance academies. At Rixos Sungate, where the kids’ club is set around a splash park in a forest, children can learn to code using Lego robotics.

At Ikos Resorts’ collection of luxury properties in Spain and Greece, kids’ clubs are run in line with UK Ofsted standards. Meanwhile, Tui’s family-friendly resorts come with kids’ clubs and a seven-day line-up of activities including creative sessions. Mini Club Med offers trapeze lessons, introductory water-skiing, horse-riding, cooking classes, games and nature discovery activities. For older kids (11-17), there’s film design, DJ sessions and dedicated areas in which to hang out. 

If you’re travelling with very small children or have ambitious activities in mind, check the small print: like lots of childcare for babies and toddlers, Petit Club Med and Baby Club Med both cost extra. Motorised water sports often incur a fee at all-inclusives while some resorts impose limits on the number of windsurfing or other tutored lessons.

Cruise ships do a stellar job when it comes to children’s clubs, with all ages well catered for. Most resort ships divide clubs into four age groups and some, including P&O Cruises ( pocruises.com ), offer free babysitting. Royal Caribbean ( royalcaribbean.com ) has an adventure science lab for budding junior scientists as well as baby and tots programmes for those aged six to 36 months. Celebrity Cruises has a STEM at Sea partnership with The Frost Science Museum (Equinox and Edge-class ships; celebritycruises.com ).

P&O Cruises is particularly well set up for those with kids in tow, with round-the-clock children’s clubs on its family-friendly ships and family-oriented shore excursions. MSC Cruises ( msccruises.co.uk ) has baby, mini, junior, young and teen clubs. The latter offers Xbox and PS4 tournaments, a Drone Academy, flash mobs and dance offs. Disney Dream ( disneycruise.disney.go.com ) has some imaginative offerings too, including the Jedi Training Academy and the opportunity to hang out with characters from the Toy Story trilogy.

You get what you pay for. If that’s sun and sea and a good four-star family resort, expect two or three bars and a standard buffet: a week at the Iberostar Bellevue in Montenegro costs £1,562 in mid-May ( iberostar.com ). Pay a bit more and you’ll be rewarded with more imaginative menus. At Ikos Porto Petro in Majorca, five à la carte restaurants serve meals inspired by Michelin-starred chefs (from £2,470pp with Sovereign; sovereign.com ).

Ikos also has curated “dine out” programmes that encourage guests to eat at local restaurants – including a rustic tapas joint in Estepona, an agriturismo in Ibiza and a buzzy beachfront spot in Marbella. Sandals ( sandals.co.uk ) has similar in Curaçao and Nassau. Caribbean all-inclusives generally offer three or four restaurants – and maybe a pop-up beach venue or barbecue night.

Think cruise, think buffet, right? Wrong. Standards are high, with new ships offering a plethora of cuisines, dining styles and venues along with healthy options and dietary alternatives. You’re as likely to find vegan muffins and bee-pollen at the breakfast buffet as a Full English. 

Silversea and Virgin have ditched the buffet altogether. Partnerships with chefs including Marco Pierre White and Eric Lanlard (P&O Cruises), Relais & Chateau (Silversea; silversea.com ), Jacques Pepin (Holland America Line; hollandamerica.com ) and Thomas Keller (Seabourn; seabourn.com ) have also made a difference. Crystal ( crystalcruises.com ) has a Japanese restaurant masterminded by Nobu while wine presenter Olly Smith helms the Glasshouse on some P&O ships. 

Silversea, Holland America Line and Oceania ( oceaniacruises.com ) are highly regarded among foodies and Regent Seven Seas ( rssc.com ) offers some stylish settings while Celebrity’s newer ships have roof-top gardens and over-the-sea dining. Fine dining can cost extra, depending on the ship, but expect to pay around £15 on top for three courses, which might just include one of the finest steaks you’ll ever eat. 

All-inclusive 

It’s a broad-brush summation but for something established, refined and ‘old-school’ romantic – think castaway beaches, palm fronds gently buffeted by warm trade winds, knock-out views and honeymoon havens – the Caribbean is a safe bet. The likes of Jumby Bay ( oetkercollection.com ), Spice Island Resort ( spiceislandbeachresort.com ), Necker ( virginlimitededition.com ) and Curtain Bluff ( curtainbluff.com ) are famous for a reason. 

The Maldives attracts a discerning international clientele while, in Europe, there are affordable package resorts where screaming kids are well tolerated. At the stylish new kids on the block (think Ikos and Grecotel Luxme; grecotel.com ), Poppy and Miles only scream in the privacy of the rooms however. 

Skiers are too busy skiing, too knackered or too busy partying to care about trifles like the vibe. If in doubt opt for Club Med, where most people speak French. 

It varies enormously across ships. River ships are tranquil, geared to sightseeing and generally follow an up-early and early-to-bed routine. Large resort ships can feel like theme parks, with entertainment into the wee hours; smaller ships go out of their way to leave passengers alone and provide impressive libraries and spaces for quiet contemplation. Viking ( vikingcruises.co.uk ), Silversea and Seabourn excel at this. Then there are the tall ships such as Sea Cloud ( seacloud.com ) and those in the Star Clipper fleet ( starclippercruises.co.uk ), where you’ll spend most of your time on deck watching the wind make the sails dance. 

Some liners take a ship-within-a-ship approach, with exclusive areas, pools and services – at a cost. MSC has the Yacht Club while Norwegian Cruise Line ( ncl.com ), Royal Caribbean and P&O have premium areas with pools and separate menus. Cunard ( cunard.com ) has the Grills Suites. 

If you’re after a more intimate, house-party atmosphere (complete with Surrey types, ex-boat owners and ‘non-cruisers’), opt for a yacht-style cruise ship from Ponant ( uk.ponant.com ), SeaDream ( seadream.com ), Scenic Eclipse ( scenic.co.uk ) or one of a handful of Windstar ships ( windstarcruises.com ).

Hidden costs All-inclusive

Do question the headline price, especially if booking via a third party. In January 2024, a Which? survey of 2,000 holidaymakers revealed key omissions from some operators, including soft drinks. Those who booked with the cheapest provider, lastminute.com , were forking out an extra £367 per week on average for extras. 

Operators take different approaches to inclusions. BA Holidays says: “Expect your holiday to include flights and accommodation, all three meals and snacks in between. Drinks are included too but expect house wine and local spirits unless otherwise stated.” EasyJet’s small print states: “What’s included in the all-inclusive package varies vastly between hotels. When booking your holiday be sure to look at the board description.”

Premium restaurants often cost more, but at the Oaks IBN Battuta in Dubai for example (where a week costs from £989pp through loveholidays.com ) the price includes à la carte restaurants and in-room breakfast. In all cases the two-clicks-away small print was clear. Read it. If in doubt, use the chat function, talk to a travel agent or pick up the phone.

All cruises include accommodation, dining, entertainment and access to pools and the other fun facilities, but Wi-Fi, drinks – alcohol and soda – and tips and room service might not be included. Tips are automatically added to cruise bills on a per passenger, per day basis. Expect to pay for service on spa and beauty treatments and bar drinks.

If you plan on drinking every day, pay for a drinks package (there are alcohol-free packages, too). Celebrity Cruises alcoholic drinks packages start at around £55 per day and Cunard’s soft drinks package starts from around £8.50 per day. Princess Cruises’ Wi-Fi, tips and drinks bundle costs £50pp per day ( princess.com ). 

Though you’ll still pay extra to tip for beauty services, some truly all-inclusive lines also include Wi-Fi, limitless premium drinks, a free mini-bar, most service fees and some excursions. Some also include airfares and a pre- or post-cruise hotel night. Take a look at Regent Seven Seas, Silversea, Viking, Crystal and Seabourn. 

Which wins?

The all-inclusive concept has evolved – there’s no room for holiday snobbery in 2024. If all you want is a hassle-free place to relax by a pool or on the beach and forget about daily expenses, this is as good as it gets. But if you intend to stay longer than a week or haven’t been to the destination before, do some research. You may tire of the same sand, sun loungers and restaurants while venturing out to drink and dine makes little financial sense.

If you’ve a thirst for new places, a cruise offers all of the above plus the bonus of a new port of call most days – without the need to unpack. You’ll never get bored of the changing views and, as for feeling claustrophobic, you can disembark every day (though you don’t have to). Plenty of ships overnight in port, so you can dine ashore too. 

Cruises score bonus points for once-in-a-lifetime experiences too. Unless you own a boat, how else do you experience the romance of a dawn arrival in Manhattan, a sunset sail out of Sydney or your first glimpse of porpoising penguins in the Galapagos?

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If you have a place on your bucket list, chances are, a cruise will get you there – provided the destination is along a coastline or inland waterway. Cruises cover the world, taking millions of passengers each year to regions such as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Alaska, Europe, the Mediterranean and even Antarctica. Cruising offers a tremendous value, with trips that include your lodging, meals and entertainment – all rolled into one. Some luxury cruise lines even offer fully inclusive vacations, which cover drinks and tours ashore. And best of all, cruising means seeing the world conveniently after unpacking only once.

Cruises also provide a wonderful option for families, with many ships offering things like waterslides, mini-golf courses and fun clubs for kids, tweens and teens. While most are free, nursery programs can cost extra. Planning is easy: Pick your destination and the right ship (and line) for your travel style. The cruise line makes it simple, offering packages to help you save on extras like alcohol, shore tours or even airfare.

Travelers say they choose to cruise because cruising often costs less per night when compared with land vacations at a hotel, where they'll have to book -- and pay for -- every extra.

What are Tips for Finding Cheap Cruises?

If you're a flexible traveler, you'll have a better chance of finding cheap cruises. Take a cruise that doesn't sail over the summer or holidays, when prices are highest. Book an inside cabin, or take your chances with a "guarantee cabin," ideal for passengers who aren't picky about their stateroom location but really want the lowest price available. Book cabins on lower decks, which often come with lower prices than those rooms on higher floors – that is staterooms over suites.

Cruise brands such as Carnival Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International offer rates that might drop as low as $75 per person per night -- and sometimes even lower.

If you want a real bargain, consider a transatlantic or repositioning cruise. These cruises are one-way or open-jaw trips, that start in one port and finish at another. You can score a deal sailing from Florida to Europe, for example, or even from New York to Florida. Just be aware, you'll probably have to pay a bit more for airfare to return.

What are Tips to Finding Last-Minute Cruise Deals?

While being flexible date wise will always get you the best last-minute cruise deals, it's particularly helpful if you live near a cruise port and can quickly drive there. That way you'll probably be able to jump on those deals that might pop up just a week or two before the ship is scheduled to sail.

Or if you don't have flexibility with either departure dates or embarkation locations, be willing to compromise on exact destinations. This will allow you to find a wider range of last-minute deals traveling to locations in their off-season or so-called shoulder season.

Do plenty of research and know what your ideal cruise is and costs on average, so both are already on your radar. When you see it drop, pounce! (Many cruise lines update pricing several times per day, so preparation is crucial.)

Best cruises in 2024

There's truly a cruise style and ship for everyone, and that has never been more the case than in 2024, as vessels continue to come in an array of sizes – from riverboats and expedition vessels to the largest-ever mega ships. And it's not an exaggeration to say some are loaded with so many activities that you couldn't possibly enjoy them all in a single sailing.

Families will find plenty of options and activities onboard big ships, which have transformed cruising, making the vessels as exciting as the destinations themselves. The Caribbean is always a great option for families, offering lots of sunshine, great beaches and culture. Alaska, famous for its incredible vistas and abundant wildlife, is also a solid family cruise option. Consider cruise brands such as Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises and even Celebrity Cruises and Holland America Line for a great multi-generational voyage.

Or on the smaller side, by comparison, river cruising remains a hot ticket item this year, with exciting routes that send eager guests down the Danube or Rhine rivers in Europe or to lesser-frequented locations, like the Mekong River in Cambodia or Vietnam, or soon the Magdalena River in Colombia. Popular river cruises embark in timeless cities like Amsterdam, Budapest and Lisbon. River cruise lines to consider encompass Viking, AmaWaterways, Avalon Waterways, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, Emerald Cruises, Tauck, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises and Riverside Luxury Cruises, as well as American Cruise Lines for a domestic alternative.

If you're an adventurer at heart, an expedition cruise might be best for you. These voyages, often onboard small ships (only a few hundred passengers tops), offer an intimate experience that brings passengers right up next to glaciers, whales, penguins and iguanas. Ships visit tiny spots all over the world – from pole to pole – including the Arctic, Alaska, Australia, Greenland, the Galapagos and, of course, Antarctica. Passengers will spend their time zodiacing, kayaking, hiking, biking and exploring with expert guides and knowledgeable naturalists. Expedition travelers love cruise lines such as Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic, UnCruise Adventures, Silversea, HX (formerly Hurtigruten Expeditions), Ponant and Quark Expeditions, as well as an ever-expanding list that now even extends to Seabourn and Viking.

But for the most decadent form of travel, luxury cruises offer all-inclusive experiences onboard small to median-sized ships (usually under a thousand passengers) with perks like butlers, high-end amenities and personalized, intuitive service, not to mention the finest dining at sea. Ships often feature luxury touches like marble and crystal decor, intimate spaces and beautiful spas. Because luxury ships tend to be on the smaller size, they can often reach off-the-beaten-path destinations bigger ships simply cannot access -- ports like St. Tropez or Guadeloupe. If you're looking for a luxury cruise, consider Crystal, Seabourn, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Silversea, Explora Journeys, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection and upcoming Four Seasons Yachts.

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