
easy
6–7 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb a short ladder and stand on a moving boat for periods.
Spend six hours sailing Alanya’s dramatic coastline aboard a lively pirate‑style boat. Pass the Red Tower, swim in Cleopatra Bay, and enjoy a grilled lunch and soft drinks while the Mediterranean dares you to dive in.
You step onto the wood-planked deck as the harbor coughs a last ripple of morning traffic and the captain unfurls a black flag with a grin. The boat moves away from Alanya harbor with the Red Tower watching like an old mariner, its brick face sliding astern. The Mediterranean opens blue and wide, currents nudging the hull, wind teasing the rigging; the coastline unspools—sand, cliffs, and a castle poised 250 meters above the sea like a lookout that refuses to sleep.

The sun reflects off open water—reapply every 90 minutes and choose reef‑safe formulas to protect marine life.
Choppy conditions can appear; take motion‑sickness medicine before boarding if you’re susceptible.
Non‑slip sandals or deck shoes make getting on and off the ladder and pier safer and more comfortable.
Keep phones and wallets dry during swim stops and bring small cash for tips or souvenirs at the harbor.
Alanya’s harbor earned strategic importance under the Seljuk Sultanate in the 13th century; the Red Tower and shipyard reflect that maritime past. The Cleopatra legend ties the shoreline to classical romance and tourism lore.
Operators in the region increasingly avoid anchoring on turtle‑nesting beaches and encourage guests to minimize plastic; follow local guidance to protect feeding and nesting areas.
Protects skin and the marine environment during extended sun exposure on deck.
summer specific
Needed for multiple swim stops and comfortable drying between swims.
summer specific
Blocks chill from the open sea, especially in morning or late afternoon breezes.
spring specific
Useful for those prone to motion sickness on rolling seas.