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Spend a private half-day yacht cruising Antalya’s Lara coast with swim stops at the Lower Düden Waterfall, two coastal caves, and Lara Beach. Enjoy grilled lunch, snorkeling gear, a champagne ceremony and hotel transfer on a 6–7 hour private cruise.
Spend a private half-day yacht cruising Antalya’s Lara coast with swim stops at the Lower Düden Waterfall, two coastal caves, and Lara Beach. Enjoy grilled lunch, snorkeling gear, a champagne ceremony and hotel transfer on a 6–7 hour private cruise.
The yacht slips from a sun-bright marina and the coastline spreads out like a map folded in stone and surf. Wind pushes the bow past Lara’s long sandy fringe, then the crew eases the boat into turquoise pockets beneath the Lower Düden cascade where water plunges off a cliff and dares you to swim close.
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Operated by Yörük Travel · Antalya, Antalya Province
The yacht slips from a sun-bright marina and the coastline spreads out like a map folded in stone and surf. Wind pushes the bow past Lara’s long sandy fringe, then the crew eases the boat into turquoise pockets beneath the Lower Düden cascade where water plunges off a cliff and dares you to swim close.
Antalya sits on the southern edge of ancient Pamphylia; its seaside cliffs are largely limestone carved by the Mediterranean, creating caves and plunge points that sailors have threaded since Roman times. The Düden stream—famous for spilling into the sea in a vertical curtain—gives the tour a geological high point and a cool spray that changes the light.
Onboard, expect a starter platter, grilled lunch, fruit and unlimited soft drinks, plus a celebratory bottle of champagne; a captain and chef run the private trip and handle snorkeling stops at Lara Beach, the cave mouths and beneath the falls. The sea in this sector is often calm enough for snorkeling—watch for rocky shelves and submerged Posidonia seagrass beds.
Practical guide: the cruise runs about 6–7 hours door-to-door with hotel transfers included. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and water shoes for rocky swim entries. If you get seasick, take a patch or pill before boarding; mornings typically offer the calmest water for clear visibility. Respect marked swimming zones and follow the crew’s guidance when approaching caves or the waterfall—conditions can change quickly. This private format lets you choose more swim time or lounging on deck, making it an accessible coastal day that pairs local flavors with a clear taste of Antalya’s marine landscape.
easy.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to swim short distances and climb a boat ladder.
Yes—grilled dishes, a welcome platter, fruit plates and unlimited soft drinks are included as stated in the itinerary.
Yes—snorkeling gear is included; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
A complimentary bottle of champagne is provided for the celebration; other alcoholic drinks are available for purchase from the operator.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; the trip may be canceled for bad weather.
Antalya’s coast was part of ancient Pamphylia and served Roman and Byzantine mariners; the limestone cliffs and caves have long guided local sailors.
The Mediterranean near Antalya supports Posidonia seagrass meadows—avoid anchoring on seagrass and use reef-safe products to reduce impact.
Yörük Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips from a sun-bright marina and the coastline spreads out like a map folded in stone and surf. Wind pushes the bow past Lara’s long sandy fringe, then the crew eases the boat into turquoise pockets beneath the Lower Düden cascade where water plunges off a cliff and dares you to swim close.
The yacht slips from a sun-bright marina and the coastline spreads out like a map folded in stone and surf. Wind pushes the bow past Lara’s long sandy fringe, then the crew eases the boat into turquoise pockets beneath the Lower Düden cascade where water plunges off a cliff and dares you to swim close.
Antalya sits on the southern edge of ancient Pamphylia; its seaside cliffs are largely limestone carved by the Mediterranean, creating caves and plunge points that sailors have threaded since Roman times. The Düden stream—famous for spilling into the sea in a vertical curtain—gives the tour a geological high point and a cool spray that changes the light.
Onboard, expect a starter platter, grilled lunch, fruit and unlimited soft drinks, plus a celebratory bottle of champagne; a captain and chef run the private trip and handle snorkeling stops at Lara Beach, the cave mouths and beneath the falls. The sea in this sector is often calm enough for snorkeling—watch for rocky shelves and submerged Posidonia seagrass beds.
Practical guide: the cruise runs about 6–7 hours door-to-door with hotel transfers included. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and water shoes for rocky swim entries. If you get seasick, take a patch or pill before boarding; mornings typically offer the calmest water for clear visibility. Respect marked swimming zones and follow the crew’s guidance when approaching caves or the waterfall—conditions can change quickly. This private format lets you choose more swim time or lounging on deck, making it an accessible coastal day that pairs local flavors with a clear taste of Antalya’s marine landscape.