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Spend a lazy, sunlit day cruising from Alanya’s harbour to Cleopatra Beach and sea caves. This 6–7 hour boat trip includes hotel pickup, buffet lunch, unlimited soft drinks and multiple swim stops for snorkeling and sunbathing.
Spend a lazy, sunlit day cruising from Alanya’s harbour to Cleopatra Beach and sea caves. This 6–7 hour boat trip includes hotel pickup, buffet lunch, unlimited soft drinks and multiple swim stops for snorkeling and sunbathing.
Lie back on a sun bed while the Mediterranean unspools in slow, bright strokes: the boat’s wake threads the blue, gulls argue overhead and the crew calls out the next swim stop. This double-decker wooden boat runs a 6–7 hour circuit from Alanya’s harbour, picking up guests at hotels before slipping past the old shipyard toward a string of sea caves and sandy coves.
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Operated by Tour Point · Alanya, Antalya
Lie back on a sun bed while the Mediterranean unspools in slow, bright strokes: the boat’s wake threads the blue, gulls argue overhead and the crew calls out the next swim stop. This double-decker wooden boat runs a 6–7 hour circuit from Alanya’s harbour, picking up guests at hotels before slipping past the old shipyard toward a string of sea caves and sandy coves.
The coastline here is limestone carved by time and tide; caverns like the Pirates, Lovers and Phosphorus caves carry local stories of smugglers and ill-fated romance, while nearby Cleopatra Beach keeps its legend—sand said to have been gifted to an Egyptian queen—alive in guidebook chatter. Fishermen still work these waters and small coastal villages retain a practical, service-minded rhythm that feeds the tour economy.
Expect three to five swim stops (30–60 minutes each), a generous on-board buffet lunch, unlimited soft drinks and a bar where alcoholic drinks are sold. Facilities include toilets, a freshwater shower, A/C below deck and sun beds on the upper deck; entertainment on the return leg often includes music and a foam party. Wildlife sightings—dolphins and loggerhead turtles—are possible on calm days.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat, wear non-slip water shoes for ladders, carry cash or card for drinks and tips, and take seasickness meds if you’re prone. The cruise is family-friendly and physically easy, but follow crew briefings around swim ladders and crowded decks to keep the day smooth and safe.
Yes—most bookings include free hotel pickup in Alanya; pick‑up point and time are confirmed at booking.
A buffet lunch and unlimited soft drinks are included; alcoholic drinks are available to purchase on board.
There are multiple swim stops for snorkeling; some operators provide basic masks/snorkels but you should confirm and consider bringing your own for fit and hygiene.
Yes—the tour is family‑friendly; non‑swimmers can stay on board or use provided flotation; always follow crew safety instructions.
Tour Point operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Lie back on a sun bed while the Mediterranean unspools in slow, bright strokes: the boat’s wake threads the blue, gulls argue overhead and the crew calls out the next swim stop. This double-decker wooden boat runs a 6–7 hour circuit from Alanya’s harbour, picking up guests at hotels before slipping past the old shipyard toward a string of sea caves and sandy coves.
Lie back on a sun bed while the Mediterranean unspools in slow, bright strokes: the boat’s wake threads the blue, gulls argue overhead and the crew calls out the next swim stop. This double-decker wooden boat runs a 6–7 hour circuit from Alanya’s harbour, picking up guests at hotels before slipping past the old shipyard toward a string of sea caves and sandy coves.
The coastline here is limestone carved by time and tide; caverns like the Pirates, Lovers and Phosphorus caves carry local stories of smugglers and ill-fated romance, while nearby Cleopatra Beach keeps its legend—sand said to have been gifted to an Egyptian queen—alive in guidebook chatter. Fishermen still work these waters and small coastal villages retain a practical, service-minded rhythm that feeds the tour economy.
Expect three to five swim stops (30–60 minutes each), a generous on-board buffet lunch, unlimited soft drinks and a bar where alcoholic drinks are sold. Facilities include toilets, a freshwater shower, A/C below deck and sun beds on the upper deck; entertainment on the return leg often includes music and a foam party. Wildlife sightings—dolphins and loggerhead turtles—are possible on calm days.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat, wear non-slip water shoes for ladders, carry cash or card for drinks and tips, and take seasickness meds if you’re prone. The cruise is family-friendly and physically easy, but follow crew briefings around swim ladders and crowded decks to keep the day smooth and safe.