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Spend five hours cruising Antalya’s limestone coast on a private yacht with lunch, soft drinks, snorkeling and optional fishing. This relaxed, accessible charter is ideal for celebrations or a day with friends when you want to swim, snorkel, and sightsee from the water.
Spend five hours cruising Antalya’s limestone coast on a private yacht with lunch, soft drinks, snorkeling and optional fishing. This relaxed, accessible charter is ideal for celebrations or a day with friends when you want to swim, snorkel, and sightsee from the water.
The wake opens like a corridor of glass as the yacht slips away from Setur Marina, Antalya. Salt air pushes at the rail and the crew calls out the first stop: a sheltered cove with water clear enough to see the scrubbed rocks below. You step off the swim platform and the sea pulls at your ankles, daring you farther out.
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Operated by Tourmania · Antalya, Antalya Province
The wake opens like a corridor of glass as the yacht slips away from Setur Marina, Antalya. Salt air pushes at the rail and the crew calls out the first stop: a sheltered cove with water clear enough to see the scrubbed rocks below. You step off the swim platform and the sea pulls at your ankles, daring you farther out.
This stretch of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast has been a marine highway since antiquity; Roman and Lycian sailors once threaded these same bays. Geologically, the coast is limestone cut by waves into cliffs and small pebble beaches, creating pockets of calm water ideal for snorkeling. Local culture carries a relaxed hospitality—captains will serve a simple, well-made lunch and soft drinks while you plan the afternoon’s swims.
Expect five hours afloat with multiple swim stops, optional snorkeling, and fishing gear on request. The rhythm of the day is informal: anchor, jump, dry off, eat, repeat. Sea conditions can shift with afternoon breezes, so the captain chooses sheltered bays when needed.
Practical tips: book morning departures to avoid the midday meltemi winds; bring reef-friendly sunscreen and a rash guard for long swims; secure motion-sickness medication if you’re sensitive. The boat is wheelchair-accessible for transfers and offers shaded seating, but boarding a ladder to swim requires basic mobility. For photographers, low sun angles in late afternoon make for vivid water color. This trip is an easy, social way to experience Antalya’s coastline—designed for relaxation, casual exploration, and time in the water.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility for boarding and ladder-based swim exits
Yes—the tour includes use of snorkeling equipment; masks and fins are available onboard and cleaned between guests.
Yes—infant seats are available, and the charter is family-friendly, but supervise children around the swim platform and ladder.
All sales are final, but the operator may cancel for bad weather and offer an alternative or refund per their policy.
Fishing equipment is available on request, but local regulations and protected areas may restrict certain catches; ask the crew before you fish.
Antalya’s harbor has been used since classical times; nearby ruins and ancient trade routes shaped the coastline’s sheltered anchorages.
Practice catch-and-release if fishing, avoid touching reef organisms while snorkeling, and use reef-safe sun products to reduce chemical runoff.
Tourmania operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The wake opens like a corridor of glass as the yacht slips away from Setur Marina, Antalya. Salt air pushes at the rail and the crew calls out the first stop: a sheltered cove with water clear enough to see the scrubbed rocks below. You step off the swim platform and the sea pulls at your ankles, daring you farther out.
The wake opens like a corridor of glass as the yacht slips away from Setur Marina, Antalya. Salt air pushes at the rail and the crew calls out the first stop: a sheltered cove with water clear enough to see the scrubbed rocks below. You step off the swim platform and the sea pulls at your ankles, daring you farther out.
This stretch of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast has been a marine highway since antiquity; Roman and Lycian sailors once threaded these same bays. Geologically, the coast is limestone cut by waves into cliffs and small pebble beaches, creating pockets of calm water ideal for snorkeling. Local culture carries a relaxed hospitality—captains will serve a simple, well-made lunch and soft drinks while you plan the afternoon’s swims.
Expect five hours afloat with multiple swim stops, optional snorkeling, and fishing gear on request. The rhythm of the day is informal: anchor, jump, dry off, eat, repeat. Sea conditions can shift with afternoon breezes, so the captain chooses sheltered bays when needed.
Practical tips: book morning departures to avoid the midday meltemi winds; bring reef-friendly sunscreen and a rash guard for long swims; secure motion-sickness medication if you’re sensitive. The boat is wheelchair-accessible for transfers and offers shaded seating, but boarding a ladder to swim requires basic mobility. For photographers, low sun angles in late afternoon make for vivid water color. This trip is an easy, social way to experience Antalya’s coastline—designed for relaxation, casual exploration, and time in the water.