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Set out from Alanya Port on a private 4-hour yacht that hugs the Mediterranean coast, stops for swims near Kleopatra Beach, and serves a fresh onboard lunch. Ideal for families or couples wanting a relaxed, private sea experience with easy boarding and local flavors.
Set out from Alanya Port on a private 4-hour yacht that hugs the Mediterranean coast, stops for swims near Kleopatra Beach, and serves a fresh onboard lunch. Ideal for families or couples wanting a relaxed, private sea experience with easy boarding and local flavors.
A salt-sprayed breeze lifts the scent of lemon and thyme as the white hull slips from Alanya Port. The city's stone castle perches above the harbor, watching as you move away from the quay toward turquoise water and a string of small coves. Sunlight fragments on the sea; gulls call overhead and, if you're lucky, a pod of dolphins will race the bow.
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Operated by TripVentura · Alanya, Antalya Province
A salt-sprayed breeze lifts the scent of lemon and thyme as the white hull slips from Alanya Port. The city's stone castle perches above the harbor, watching as you move away from the quay toward turquoise water and a string of small coves. Sunlight fragments on the sea; gulls call overhead and, if you're lucky, a pod of dolphins will race the bow.
Alanya sits on the southern edge of the Turkish Riviera, a place shaped by limestone cliffs and centuries of seafaring — from Byzantine fortresses to Seljuk shipyards. Geology here yields sheer sandstone and karst outcrops that form narrow bays and sea caves only accessible by boat. Local culture is relaxed and maritime: lunchtime is long, seafood is local, and hospitality is direct.
On a private 4-hour yacht you can alternate sunbathing on deck, swimming off the ladder into clear water, and drifting in quiet anchorages near Kleopatra Beach. The tour typically includes a freshly made Mediterranean lunch — pasta, salad, and grilled chicken or meatballs — plus soft drinks and bottled water.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, shoes with grip for stepping on wet docks, and pack a light wind layer for the return. Expect calm to moderate sea states in summer; spring and autumn can be breezier. The tour is suitable for families and groups seeking a private, low-effort maritime experience with easy boarding and no advanced skills required.
easy.
4 hours.
Light activity — ability to step on and off a small yacht ladder and swim is sufficient
Yes — the listing is for a private 4-hour yacht reserved for your group, giving you flexibility on how to spend each stop.
Yes — the itinerary includes swim stops; bring your own snorkel gear if you prefer, though some operators provide basic equipment on request.
Lunch (pasta, salad, grilled chicken or meatballs) and soft drinks plus bottled water are included as described; confirm any special dietary needs in advance.
This tour is listed as all sales final, but operators will cancel in bad weather; check terms and contact the provider directly if conditions force a change.
Alanya's skyline is dominated by a 13th-century Seljuk castle and historic shipyard; the harbor has been a maritime hub for centuries.
Operators are encouraged to avoid discharging waste and to use reef-safe products; respect wildlife by not feeding animals and keeping distance from nesting turtles.
TripVentura operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A salt-sprayed breeze lifts the scent of lemon and thyme as the white hull slips from Alanya Port. The city's stone castle perches above the harbor, watching as you move away from the quay toward turquoise water and a string of small coves. Sunlight fragments on the sea; gulls call overhead and, if you're lucky, a pod of dolphins will race the bow.
A salt-sprayed breeze lifts the scent of lemon and thyme as the white hull slips from Alanya Port. The city's stone castle perches above the harbor, watching as you move away from the quay toward turquoise water and a string of small coves. Sunlight fragments on the sea; gulls call overhead and, if you're lucky, a pod of dolphins will race the bow.
Alanya sits on the southern edge of the Turkish Riviera, a place shaped by limestone cliffs and centuries of seafaring — from Byzantine fortresses to Seljuk shipyards. Geology here yields sheer sandstone and karst outcrops that form narrow bays and sea caves only accessible by boat. Local culture is relaxed and maritime: lunchtime is long, seafood is local, and hospitality is direct.
On a private 4-hour yacht you can alternate sunbathing on deck, swimming off the ladder into clear water, and drifting in quiet anchorages near Kleopatra Beach. The tour typically includes a freshly made Mediterranean lunch — pasta, salad, and grilled chicken or meatballs — plus soft drinks and bottled water.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, shoes with grip for stepping on wet docks, and pack a light wind layer for the return. Expect calm to moderate sea states in summer; spring and autumn can be breezier. The tour is suitable for families and groups seeking a private, low-effort maritime experience with easy boarding and no advanced skills required.