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A full-day boat experience from Antalya to Kemer’s best bays—swims at Phaselis and Cennet, a lively foam party at Kiris, plus onboard lunch and hotel transfers. Expect a balanced day of swimming, sightseeing, and DJ-driven fun on the Mediterranean.
A full-day boat experience from Antalya to Kemer’s best bays—swims at Phaselis and Cennet, a lively foam party at Kiris, plus onboard lunch and hotel transfers. Expect a balanced day of swimming, sightseeing, and DJ-driven fun on the Mediterranean.
The Mega Star slips out of Kemer Marina with music in the air and sunlight bouncing off a clean, blue horizon. Deck cushions fill, laughter spills over glass railings and the Mediterranean pulls you forward—cool, tactile, insistent—inviting a morning of swims, DJs, and seaside ruins.
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Operated by Sultanahmet Old City Travel Turizm Organizasyon · Antalya, Antalya Province
The Mega Star slips out of Kemer Marina with music in the air and sunlight bouncing off a clean, blue horizon. Deck cushions fill, laughter spills over glass railings and the Mediterranean pulls you forward—cool, tactile, insistent—inviting a morning of swims, DJs, and seaside ruins.
This stretch of coast bears the fingerprints of the Lycian world: Phaselis’s stone quays and Roman masonry sit below pine-scarred hills that shed into pebble coves. Geologically, the shoreline alternates limestone bluffs and weathered terraces carved by the Taurus Mountains, which press down to the sea and shape the sheltered bays you’ll visit. Local culture still orbits small fishing harbors and seasonal tourism; fishermen, seaside cafes and summer festivals animate towns like Kemer and Antalya.
On board, expect a full-day rhythm—transfer from Antalya, boarding in Kemer, a long swim and lunch at Phaselis, a calm stop at Cennet (Heaven) Bay, then music, foam and family time at Kiris before a sunset cruise back. The boat blends relaxation with high-energy entertainment: swims in clear water, shaded lounges for cooling off, and attentive crew service.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes for rocky entries; bring a dry bag and ID for transfers; plan for an 8–9 hour day with periods of direct sun. If you want quieter swimming, aim for the earlier stops; if you’re after the party scene, save energy for Kiris. The trip balances history, sea, and seaside revelry—an accessible way to experience the southern Turkish coast in one continuous, social day on the water.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to swim short distances and climb a ladder from the water.
Yes—round-trip hotel transfers from Antalya city center hotels are included in the tour price.
Families are welcome; the crew runs games and kid-friendly activities during stops and at the Kiris foam party.
A freshly prepared onboard lunch is served (typically grilled chicken, pasta or rice and salad); vegetarian options can usually be accommodated with advance notice.
Yes—non-swimmers can stay on board and enjoy the scenery and entertainment; life vests are available for those in the water.
The route follows the Lycian coast where ancient Phaselis served as a maritime hub; stone ports and quays from Hellenistic and Roman periods still edge the coves.
This coastline includes sensitive turtle nesting beaches and seagrass meadows—avoid anchoring on vegetation, use reef-safe sunscreens, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
Sultanahmet Old City Travel Turizm Organizasyon operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Mega Star slips out of Kemer Marina with music in the air and sunlight bouncing off a clean, blue horizon. Deck cushions fill, laughter spills over glass railings and the Mediterranean pulls you forward—cool, tactile, insistent—inviting a morning of swims, DJs, and seaside ruins.
The Mega Star slips out of Kemer Marina with music in the air and sunlight bouncing off a clean, blue horizon. Deck cushions fill, laughter spills over glass railings and the Mediterranean pulls you forward—cool, tactile, insistent—inviting a morning of swims, DJs, and seaside ruins.
This stretch of coast bears the fingerprints of the Lycian world: Phaselis’s stone quays and Roman masonry sit below pine-scarred hills that shed into pebble coves. Geologically, the shoreline alternates limestone bluffs and weathered terraces carved by the Taurus Mountains, which press down to the sea and shape the sheltered bays you’ll visit. Local culture still orbits small fishing harbors and seasonal tourism; fishermen, seaside cafes and summer festivals animate towns like Kemer and Antalya.
On board, expect a full-day rhythm—transfer from Antalya, boarding in Kemer, a long swim and lunch at Phaselis, a calm stop at Cennet (Heaven) Bay, then music, foam and family time at Kiris before a sunset cruise back. The boat blends relaxation with high-energy entertainment: swims in clear water, shaded lounges for cooling off, and attentive crew service.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes for rocky entries; bring a dry bag and ID for transfers; plan for an 8–9 hour day with periods of direct sun. If you want quieter swimming, aim for the earlier stops; if you’re after the party scene, save energy for Kiris. The trip balances history, sea, and seaside revelry—an accessible way to experience the southern Turkish coast in one continuous, social day on the water.