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A private day cruise from Kaş that pairs a swim at Kaputaş Beach with extended snorkeling, kayaking and a visit to the luminous Blue Cave. Ideal for swimmers and families seeking a full day on the Mediterranean with gear, lunch and local guidance included.
A private day cruise from Kaş that pairs a swim at Kaputaş Beach with extended snorkeling, kayaking and a visit to the luminous Blue Cave. Ideal for swimmers and families seeking a full day on the Mediterranean with gear, lunch and local guidance included.
You push off from Kaş harbour as the morning light slices across the Mediterranean; the engine hum settles and the coastline opens like a map of cliffs and hidden bays. On this private day cruise the boat threads between serrated limestone, drops anchor beside Kaputaş’s pebbled shore and slips into the cobalt of a cave that blinks an electric blue when sunlight hits it just right.
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Operated by BoatTripTurkey / Travel & Yachting · Kaş, Antalya Province
You push off from Kaş harbour as the morning light slices across the Mediterranean; the engine hum settles and the coastline opens like a map of cliffs and hidden bays. On this private day cruise the boat threads between serrated limestone, drops anchor beside Kaputaş’s pebbled shore and slips into the cobalt of a cave that blinks an electric blue when sunlight hits it just right.
This stretch of Antalya Province sits on old Lycian ground — ancient trade routes and rock-cut tombs punctuate the coast — while the cliffs are young in geological terms, formed by tectonic uplift and wave-cut erosion that left steep valleys funneling freshwater into the sea. Locals still fish from small boats and the terraces above hold citrus and olive trees that scent the air.
Expect three main stops: a short swim at Kaputaş Beach (45 minutes), a long snorkeling and small-craft playground period with kayaks and gear (about four hours), and a final calm bay for a late dip. Lunch and bottled water are included; snorkeling masks and kayaks are provided onboard.
Practical edge: the beach has almost no shade, currents can change with wind, and seabeds include pebbles and Posidonia meadows — wear water shoes and use reef-safe sunscreen. Aim to arrive with a light dry bag, quick-dry layers and a basic comfort with swimming; the day is designed to be physically easy but focused on time in the water and exploring sea caves. The sea here seems to dare you forward; respectful, prepared swimming makes the best day out.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling and open-water entries.
Yes—masks, snorkels and fins are provided for guest use throughout the day.
This is an approximately 8-hour private cruise; exact departure times vary by season—check confirmation for your boarding time.
The tour is suitable for families; non-swimmers can stay on the boat during snorkeling stops, and infants must sit on laps as required.
The operator lists wheelchair-accessible transportation and assistance; however, boarding small boats and swimming require mobile ability—contact the provider to plan accommodations.
The Kaş–Kalkan coast sits within ancient Lycian territory; nearby ruins and rock tombs mark centuries of maritime trade and small fishing settlements.
Avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows, use reef-safe sunscreen and follow guides’ instructions to minimize disturbance to nesting turtles and coastal habitats.
BoatTripTurkey / Travel & Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Kaş harbour as the morning light slices across the Mediterranean; the engine hum settles and the coastline opens like a map of cliffs and hidden bays. On this private day cruise the boat threads between serrated limestone, drops anchor beside Kaputaş’s pebbled shore and slips into the cobalt of a cave that blinks an electric blue when sunlight hits it just right.
You push off from Kaş harbour as the morning light slices across the Mediterranean; the engine hum settles and the coastline opens like a map of cliffs and hidden bays. On this private day cruise the boat threads between serrated limestone, drops anchor beside Kaputaş’s pebbled shore and slips into the cobalt of a cave that blinks an electric blue when sunlight hits it just right.
This stretch of Antalya Province sits on old Lycian ground — ancient trade routes and rock-cut tombs punctuate the coast — while the cliffs are young in geological terms, formed by tectonic uplift and wave-cut erosion that left steep valleys funneling freshwater into the sea. Locals still fish from small boats and the terraces above hold citrus and olive trees that scent the air.
Expect three main stops: a short swim at Kaputaş Beach (45 minutes), a long snorkeling and small-craft playground period with kayaks and gear (about four hours), and a final calm bay for a late dip. Lunch and bottled water are included; snorkeling masks and kayaks are provided onboard.
Practical edge: the beach has almost no shade, currents can change with wind, and seabeds include pebbles and Posidonia meadows — wear water shoes and use reef-safe sunscreen. Aim to arrive with a light dry bag, quick-dry layers and a basic comfort with swimming; the day is designed to be physically easy but focused on time in the water and exploring sea caves. The sea here seems to dare you forward; respectful, prepared swimming makes the best day out.