Spend a sun-soaked day on the Mega Star cruising the Turquoise Coast—swim and snorkel in Phaselis, Port Ceneviz and Olympos, enjoy lunch on deck and a lively foam party. This 8–9 hour cruise includes hotel transfers and provides a balanced mix of active exploration and relaxation.
Spend a sun-soaked day on the Mega Star cruising the Turquoise Coast—swim and snorkel in Phaselis, Port Ceneviz and Olympos, enjoy lunch on deck and a lively foam party. This 8–9 hour cruise includes hotel transfers and provides a balanced mix of active exploration and relaxation.
You step onto warm teak while the Mediterranean breeze pushes salt across your face—pine-clad limestone coves slide past as the Mega Star eases away from the marina. The turquoise of the Lycian coast deepens with each mile; gulls circle overhead and the distant silhouette of the Taurus Mountains keeps watch.
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Operated by TripVentura · Kemer, Antalya Province
You step onto warm teak while the Mediterranean breeze pushes salt across your face—pine-clad limestone coves slide past as the Mega Star eases away from the marina. The turquoise of the Lycian coast deepens with each mile; gulls circle overhead and the distant silhouette of the Taurus Mountains keeps watch.
This full-day cruise follows an old maritime route past ancient harbors and sheltered coves. Phaselis, founded by Greek settlers, shows stone quays and ruins that once handled timber and olive oil; Olympos lies beneath slopes that fed Lycian communities for millennia. Geology here is straightforward—limestone cliffs drop to pebble beaches and underwater meadows where Posidonia grows, creating clear water and strong visibility ideal for snorkeling.
Culturally, the boat ties modern resort life in Belek and Antalya to a long coastal history of seafaring and small fishing villages. Expect a day split between swims at Phaselis Bay, Port Ceneviz and Olympos Cove, an on-board lunch, and a mid-afternoon foam party on the upper deck.
Practical notes: the tour runs about 8–9 hours with hotel pick-up from Belek/Antalya, so bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and seasickness meds if you’re prone. Snorkeling is suitable for confident swimmers; operators often supply basic gear but a well-fitting mask improves the experience. Carry cash for the bar, secure electronics against spray, and respect marine life—no touching reefs or turtles. Arrive with charged camera, swim-ready clothing, and an openness to both relaxation and exploration.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling stops
Yes—an on-board lunch is provided, typically served on the lower deck with a selection of local dishes.
Basic snorkel sets are often available, but bringing your own mask and fins ensures a better fit and clearer visibility.
Pickup is organized from Belek and nearby Antalya hotels; you’ll select your pickup point during booking and receive approximate times in advance.
The cruise is family-friendly and suitable for children, but infants must sit on laps and children should be supervised during swimming and foam party activities.
The stops trace the Lycian coast’s maritime history—Phaselis and Olympos were active classical-era ports tied to timber, olive and maritime trade.
This coastline hosts nesting sites and Posidonia meadows; use reef-safe sunscreens, avoid anchoring on seagrass, and follow operator guidance to minimize impact.
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You step onto warm teak while the Mediterranean breeze pushes salt across your face—pine-clad limestone coves slide past as the Mega Star eases away from the marina. The turquoise of the Lycian coast deepens with each mile; gulls circle overhead and the distant silhouette of the Taurus Mountains keeps watch.
You step onto warm teak while the Mediterranean breeze pushes salt across your face—pine-clad limestone coves slide past as the Mega Star eases away from the marina. The turquoise of the Lycian coast deepens with each mile; gulls circle overhead and the distant silhouette of the Taurus Mountains keeps watch.
This full-day cruise follows an old maritime route past ancient harbors and sheltered coves. Phaselis, founded by Greek settlers, shows stone quays and ruins that once handled timber and olive oil; Olympos lies beneath slopes that fed Lycian communities for millennia. Geology here is straightforward—limestone cliffs drop to pebble beaches and underwater meadows where Posidonia grows, creating clear water and strong visibility ideal for snorkeling.
Culturally, the boat ties modern resort life in Belek and Antalya to a long coastal history of seafaring and small fishing villages. Expect a day split between swims at Phaselis Bay, Port Ceneviz and Olympos Cove, an on-board lunch, and a mid-afternoon foam party on the upper deck.
Practical notes: the tour runs about 8–9 hours with hotel pick-up from Belek/Antalya, so bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, and seasickness meds if you’re prone. Snorkeling is suitable for confident swimmers; operators often supply basic gear but a well-fitting mask improves the experience. Carry cash for the bar, secure electronics against spray, and respect marine life—no touching reefs or turtles. Arrive with charged camera, swim-ready clothing, and an openness to both relaxation and exploration.