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Spend a day off Alanya with two guided dives, hotel transfers, equipment and lunch included. Comfortable for beginners and rewarding for experienced divers, this seven-hour boat tour explores limestone reefs and Posidonia meadows along the Turkish Mediterranean.
Spend a day off Alanya with two guided dives, hotel transfers, equipment and lunch included. Comfortable for beginners and rewarding for experienced divers, this seven-hour boat tour explores limestone reefs and Posidonia meadows along the Turkish Mediterranean.
The boat slips away from Alanya’s small port and the Mediterranean presses at the hull, blue and steady, daring you to look down.
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Operated by Tour Point · Alanya, Antalya
The boat slips away from Alanya’s small port and the Mediterranean presses at the hull, blue and steady, daring you to look down.
In the calm between town and open sea, the crew runs through equipment while the rocky silhouette of the Red Tower and the medieval castle shrink behind. The itinerary is straightforward: hotel pickup, a fully equipped boat, two guided dives at different coastal sites, and lunch on board — a full-day rhythm that suits both first-timers and certified divers.
Geology here is hands-on. Limestone reefs, submerged boulders and Posidonia meadows sculpt habitats that host grouper, moray eels and occasional octopus. Alanya’s coastline reflects layers of Mediterranean history — from Ottoman fishing villages to modern tourist harbors — so the surface tells as many stories as the depths.
Practical notes are plain: the trip runs about seven hours, equipment and instruction are included, and instructors cover basic dive signals, breathing technique and safety. Guests under 14 may join the boat but cannot dive; those with back, heart, or pregnancy concerns should sit this out. Expect water temperatures roughly 18–28°C depending on season and visibility typically 10–30 meters.
For a smooth day, hydrate before pickup, bring a light snack if you need it between dives, and wear swimwear under a change of clothes. If you get seasick, take preventive measures before boarding. Timing matters — calmer seas and better visibility tend to come in late spring through early autumn.
This tour is practical, welcoming and geared toward getting you comfortable in the water while showing the coastline’s underwater curiosities.
moderate.
7 hours.
Moderate fitness—comfortable swimming ability and the stamina to make two dives and handle boat transfers.
No — the tour accommodates beginners with a full briefing and guided shallow dives, though certified divers are welcome.
Yes — diving equipment including wetsuits, weights and tanks are included in the price.
Children under 14 may join the boat as spectators but are not permitted to dive; age requirements for diving vary by operator.
The operator cancels in unsafe conditions; you can usually get a full refund if canceled or rescheduled due to weather (confirm at booking).
Alanya’s harbor has been a strategic anchorage since ancient and medieval times; the castle above the town dates back to Seljuk control in the 13th century.
Practice neutral buoyancy to avoid damaging Posidonia seagrass; choose reef-safe sunscreen and follow local guidelines to minimize impact.
Tour Point operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Alanya’s small port and the Mediterranean presses at the hull, blue and steady, daring you to look down.
The boat slips away from Alanya’s small port and the Mediterranean presses at the hull, blue and steady, daring you to look down.
In the calm between town and open sea, the crew runs through equipment while the rocky silhouette of the Red Tower and the medieval castle shrink behind. The itinerary is straightforward: hotel pickup, a fully equipped boat, two guided dives at different coastal sites, and lunch on board — a full-day rhythm that suits both first-timers and certified divers.
Geology here is hands-on. Limestone reefs, submerged boulders and Posidonia meadows sculpt habitats that host grouper, moray eels and occasional octopus. Alanya’s coastline reflects layers of Mediterranean history — from Ottoman fishing villages to modern tourist harbors — so the surface tells as many stories as the depths.
Practical notes are plain: the trip runs about seven hours, equipment and instruction are included, and instructors cover basic dive signals, breathing technique and safety. Guests under 14 may join the boat but cannot dive; those with back, heart, or pregnancy concerns should sit this out. Expect water temperatures roughly 18–28°C depending on season and visibility typically 10–30 meters.
For a smooth day, hydrate before pickup, bring a light snack if you need it between dives, and wear swimwear under a change of clothes. If you get seasick, take preventive measures before boarding. Timing matters — calmer seas and better visibility tend to come in late spring through early autumn.
This tour is practical, welcoming and geared toward getting you comfortable in the water while showing the coastline’s underwater curiosities.