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Spend a day aboard a comfortable dive boat from Antalya and Kemer, making two guided dives that introduce beginners to shallow reef life and take experienced divers down to 10–15 m. Lunch, full equipment and hotel transfers are included for a hassle-free Mediterranean outing.
Spend a day aboard a comfortable dive boat from Antalya and Kemer, making two guided dives that introduce beginners to shallow reef life and take experienced divers down to 10–15 m. Lunch, full equipment and hotel transfers are included for a hassle-free Mediterranean outing.
You step off the quay as the harbor hums and the boat noses into the blue of the Mediterranean. Salt spray and diesel mix with the quiet authority of the sea; instructors check gear while the first light threads between limestone coves. The boat slips past sun-bleached cliffs toward dive sites where shallow reefs give way to rock walls and sandy patches.
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Operated by Alanya Best Trips · Antalya, Antalya Province
You step off the quay as the harbor hums and the boat noses into the blue of the Mediterranean. Salt spray and diesel mix with the quiet authority of the sea; instructors check gear while the first light threads between limestone coves. The boat slips past sun-bleached cliffs toward dive sites where shallow reefs give way to rock walls and sandy patches.
This stretch of coast sits on the ancient Lycian shoreline—once a string of Hellenistic ports and now a living reef system shaped by karst limestone and centuries of currents. Underwater, Posidonia meadows anchor a food web; occasional ruins and boulders host groupers, damselfish and the occasional loggerhead sea turtle that has used these beaches for millennia.
Practically, the day is organized and approachable. Expect a pre-dive briefing, two guided dives (first typically 3–5 m for skills and acclimation; second 10–15 m to explore walls and swim-throughs), and a relaxed surface interval with lunch on board. Dives last roughly 20–30 minutes each depending on air consumption; total trip time is about eight hours door-to-door including hotel transfers from Belek, Antalya or Kemer.
Bring a swimsuit and towel—wetsuits, tanks and weights are provided—and be honest on health forms: diving excludes pregnant travelers and those with serious respiratory issues. Sun protection, seasickness prevention, and basic swimming comfort make the day smoother. Opt for morning departures for calmer seas and best light; operators favor small groups and certified instructors for safety and local knowledge.
moderate.
8 hours.
Comfortable basic fitness and the ability to swim short distances; not strenuous but requires mobility to climb in/out of boat and basic breath control.
No—this is an introductory guided dive experience; certified divers can join too, but instructors will lead and supervise non-certified participants.
The first dive is usually 3–5 meters for skills and confidence, the second around 10–15 meters; each dive lasts about 20–30 minutes depending on air use.
Minimum ages vary by operator, but many introductory dives accept participants from about 12 years old; confirm with the provider at booking.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; operators may cancel for bad weather and will notify you in advance.
This coastline traces the Lycian coast with Hellenistic and Roman maritime routes; many reefs sit near old anchorages and submerged ruins.
The Antalya coast is sensitive—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching seagrass or corals, and follow instructor guidance to minimize impact.
Alanya Best Trips operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the quay as the harbor hums and the boat noses into the blue of the Mediterranean. Salt spray and diesel mix with the quiet authority of the sea; instructors check gear while the first light threads between limestone coves. The boat slips past sun-bleached cliffs toward dive sites where shallow reefs give way to rock walls and sandy patches.
You step off the quay as the harbor hums and the boat noses into the blue of the Mediterranean. Salt spray and diesel mix with the quiet authority of the sea; instructors check gear while the first light threads between limestone coves. The boat slips past sun-bleached cliffs toward dive sites where shallow reefs give way to rock walls and sandy patches.
This stretch of coast sits on the ancient Lycian shoreline—once a string of Hellenistic ports and now a living reef system shaped by karst limestone and centuries of currents. Underwater, Posidonia meadows anchor a food web; occasional ruins and boulders host groupers, damselfish and the occasional loggerhead sea turtle that has used these beaches for millennia.
Practically, the day is organized and approachable. Expect a pre-dive briefing, two guided dives (first typically 3–5 m for skills and acclimation; second 10–15 m to explore walls and swim-throughs), and a relaxed surface interval with lunch on board. Dives last roughly 20–30 minutes each depending on air consumption; total trip time is about eight hours door-to-door including hotel transfers from Belek, Antalya or Kemer.
Bring a swimsuit and towel—wetsuits, tanks and weights are provided—and be honest on health forms: diving excludes pregnant travelers and those with serious respiratory issues. Sun protection, seasickness prevention, and basic swimming comfort make the day smoother. Opt for morning departures for calmer seas and best light; operators favor small groups and certified instructors for safety and local knowledge.