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Board the Red Dragon for an eight-hour party cruise from Kemer that mixes foam-dance energy with calm swim stops at Phaselis, Cennet and Ayışığı (Moonlight) Bays. Expect clear water, a Turkish-style lunch, live DJ entertainment and easy snorkeling in sheltered coves.
Board the Red Dragon for an eight-hour party cruise from Kemer that mixes foam-dance energy with calm swim stops at Phaselis, Cennet and Ayışığı (Moonlight) Bays. Expect clear water, a Turkish-style lunch, live DJ entertainment and easy snorkeling in sheltered coves.
The Red Dragon slides away from Kemer Marina with a cheer — music up, sun on deck, foam cannons at the ready. Waves push the wooden hull toward turquoise coves, and within an hour the shoreline shifts from low cliffs to pine-dappled bays; the sea dares you to dive in.
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Operated by KEMER TOURS · Kemer, Antalya
The Red Dragon slides away from Kemer Marina with a cheer — music up, sun on deck, foam cannons at the ready. Waves push the wooden hull toward turquoise coves, and within an hour the shoreline shifts from low cliffs to pine-dappled bays; the sea dares you to dive in.
This full-day boat charter threads three distinct coastal scenes: sheltered Moonlight (Ayışığı) Bay, the wild cliffs of Cennet (Paradise) Bay, and the historic inlet at Phaselis. Phaselis was once a bustling Lycian port, its ruins now framing the strand where merchants and naval traffic once met the Mediterranean. Geologically the coastline is limestone and pine—karst ridges dropping into clear, shallow water that often reveals colorful fish and rock gardens.
Onboard, expect a lively atmosphere: a live DJ, kids’ animation, and a midday Turkish-style lunch (choice of fish or chicken with spaghetti and salad). The itinerary balances party moments with two-hour swim stops in calm, clear water ideal for snorkeling and floating. Crew-led safety briefings and locally informed guides point out ancient harbor remains visible from the boat.
Practical edge: pack reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry towel, and a waterproof pouch for valuables. Arrive early at Kemer Marina to claim shade on deck if you prefer quieter viewing, and consider seasickness remedies if you’re prone to movement sensitivity — crossings are usually calm but open-water swells can appear. The tour suits families and groups wanting a mix of swim time, cultural scenery, and on-deck fun without technical demands.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels—walking is minimal; ability to climb a short gangway and be steady on deck recommended.
Unlimited soft drinks are typically included; alcoholic drinks and some onboard refreshments may be extra—confirm with the operator before boarding.
Many operators offer optional transfer from Kemer-area hotels; check your booking choice and pickup time when you reserve.
Yes—swim stops feature clear, shallow water suitable for snorkeling; bring your own mask or rent locally if available.
Yes—there are kids’ activities and face painting; however, foam and loud music may not suit very young children or those sensitive to noise.
Phaselis was an important Lycian and later Roman port; ruins along the shore hint at its role in ancient trade across the Mediterranean.
Operators are encouraged to minimize anchor damage near seagrass beds and to promote reef‑safe sunscreen; avoid touching marine life and take all trash back to shore.
KEMER TOURS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Red Dragon slides away from Kemer Marina with a cheer — music up, sun on deck, foam cannons at the ready. Waves push the wooden hull toward turquoise coves, and within an hour the shoreline shifts from low cliffs to pine-dappled bays; the sea dares you to dive in.
The Red Dragon slides away from Kemer Marina with a cheer — music up, sun on deck, foam cannons at the ready. Waves push the wooden hull toward turquoise coves, and within an hour the shoreline shifts from low cliffs to pine-dappled bays; the sea dares you to dive in.
This full-day boat charter threads three distinct coastal scenes: sheltered Moonlight (Ayışığı) Bay, the wild cliffs of Cennet (Paradise) Bay, and the historic inlet at Phaselis. Phaselis was once a bustling Lycian port, its ruins now framing the strand where merchants and naval traffic once met the Mediterranean. Geologically the coastline is limestone and pine—karst ridges dropping into clear, shallow water that often reveals colorful fish and rock gardens.
Onboard, expect a lively atmosphere: a live DJ, kids’ animation, and a midday Turkish-style lunch (choice of fish or chicken with spaghetti and salad). The itinerary balances party moments with two-hour swim stops in calm, clear water ideal for snorkeling and floating. Crew-led safety briefings and locally informed guides point out ancient harbor remains visible from the boat.
Practical edge: pack reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry towel, and a waterproof pouch for valuables. Arrive early at Kemer Marina to claim shade on deck if you prefer quieter viewing, and consider seasickness remedies if you’re prone to movement sensitivity — crossings are usually calm but open-water swells can appear. The tour suits families and groups wanting a mix of swim time, cultural scenery, and on-deck fun without technical demands.