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Set off from Setur Kaş Marina for a private 7½-hour motor-yacht cruise that visits five turquoise bays, includes a cold-meze lunch, coffee and fruit, and offers prime snorkeling near Güvercinlik. Ideal for swimmers and those after a relaxed day at sea.
Set off from Setur Kaş Marina for a private 7½-hour motor-yacht cruise that visits five turquoise bays, includes a cold-meze lunch, coffee and fruit, and offers prime snorkeling near Güvercinlik. Ideal for swimmers and those after a relaxed day at sea.
The morning light peels across Kaş harbor as the motor yacht eases away from Setur Kaş Marina, engine settling into a steady rhythm that promises long coves and clear water.
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Operated by Tatil Sihirbazı Travel Agency · Kaş, Antalya
The morning light peels across Kaş harbor as the motor yacht eases away from Setur Kaş Marina, engine settling into a steady rhythm that promises long coves and clear water.
You skim past limestone bluffs and limestone-sculpted shorelines, heading first toward the Five Islands bay—so close you can see the outline of Meis (Kastellorizo) on the horizon—where coffee is served and the first plunge into turquoise invites a slow, salt-bright start.
This stretch of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast sits on ancient Lycian routes; rock outcrops are folded carbonate platforms shaped by tectonics and sea-level change, and every cove carries traces of Greek, Roman and Ottoman maritime life. Culture here is patient and maritime: fisherman nets, faded stone houses, and taverns that still know how to smoke fish.
Practical side: the trip is a private, 7½-hour motor-yacht cruise departing Setur Kaş Marina at 10:00 and returning about 17:30. Expect five swimming stops—Five Islands, İnönü, Çoban (where a cold-meze lunch with salad and grilled chicken or meatballs is served), Limanağzı (time permitting), and Güvercinlik for snorkeling—plus fruit on the way home. Snorkel-friendly water, no strenuous activity required, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, ID (proximity to Meis means you may be near international waters), and motion-sickness remedies if sensitive. Note: a small dog lives on board, so inform hosts for allergies.
The day balances easy seaside pleasure with clear logistics: arrive early to buy any extra drinks at the marina, secure a shaded spot on deck, and plan for sun through the afternoon.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels—basic mobility to board and swim is helpful
The yacht departs Setur Kaş Marina at 10:00 and typically returns around 17:30 (total ~7.5 hours).
Yes—lunch at Çoban Bay includes five cold mezes, salad, and a choice of grilled chicken or meatballs.
You can snorkel at several stops; basic snorkeling may be available but bringing your own mask/snorkel ensures fit and comfort.
A small dog lives on the yacht; service animals are allowed, but notify the operator if you have allergies or concerns.
Kaş sits on an ancient Lycian coast and has long been a crossroads between Anatolian and Aegean maritime cultures; nearby Kastellorizo (Meis) underscores the area's cross-border history.
The region’s Posidonia seagrass beds are ecologically important—avoid anchoring in meadows, minimize plastic waste, and use reef-safe products to protect marine life.
Tatil Sihirbazı Travel Agency operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light peels across Kaş harbor as the motor yacht eases away from Setur Kaş Marina, engine settling into a steady rhythm that promises long coves and clear water.
The morning light peels across Kaş harbor as the motor yacht eases away from Setur Kaş Marina, engine settling into a steady rhythm that promises long coves and clear water.
You skim past limestone bluffs and limestone-sculpted shorelines, heading first toward the Five Islands bay—so close you can see the outline of Meis (Kastellorizo) on the horizon—where coffee is served and the first plunge into turquoise invites a slow, salt-bright start.
This stretch of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast sits on ancient Lycian routes; rock outcrops are folded carbonate platforms shaped by tectonics and sea-level change, and every cove carries traces of Greek, Roman and Ottoman maritime life. Culture here is patient and maritime: fisherman nets, faded stone houses, and taverns that still know how to smoke fish.
Practical side: the trip is a private, 7½-hour motor-yacht cruise departing Setur Kaş Marina at 10:00 and returning about 17:30. Expect five swimming stops—Five Islands, İnönü, Çoban (where a cold-meze lunch with salad and grilled chicken or meatballs is served), Limanağzı (time permitting), and Güvercinlik for snorkeling—plus fruit on the way home. Snorkel-friendly water, no strenuous activity required, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, ID (proximity to Meis means you may be near international waters), and motion-sickness remedies if sensitive. Note: a small dog lives on board, so inform hosts for allergies.
The day balances easy seaside pleasure with clear logistics: arrive early to buy any extra drinks at the marina, secure a shaded spot on deck, and plan for sun through the afternoon.