Two guided dives off Alanya showcase shallow reef gardens, caves and local wrecks with PADI/CMAS instructors. This full-day boat tour includes equipment, lunch and transfers—great for first-timers and certified divers alike.
Two guided dives off Alanya showcase shallow reef gardens, caves and local wrecks with PADI/CMAS instructors. This full-day boat tour includes equipment, lunch and transfers—great for first-timers and certified divers alike.
Sunlight fractures through a surface like cut sapphire as the dive boat slips away from Alanya's sun-baked breakwater. On deck, dive masters check cylinders while a Mediterranean wind scrubs salt from your cheeks; soon the sea takes over the conversation and your breathing becomes the measure of calm.
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Operated by FAM TOUR TRAVEL AGENCY · Alanya, Antalya
Sunlight fractures through a surface like cut sapphire as the dive boat slips away from Alanya's sun-baked breakwater. On deck, dive masters check cylinders while a Mediterranean wind scrubs salt from your cheeks; soon the sea takes over the conversation and your breathing becomes the measure of calm.
The coast between Alanya and Side is built on limestone shelves and ancient reef growth, with coves that sheltered Roman and Ottoman sailors. That maritime past left wrecks and anchors on the seafloor; today those relics sit amid gorgonian fans and ribboned algae, drawing both curious fish and experienced divers. Fishing villages along this stretch still mend nets by hand and serve simple seafood lunches to sailors returning to port.
This full-day outing typically includes two guided dives—beginners practice breathing and buoyancy in shallow water (3–6 m) before exploring reef gardens, while certified divers may visit deeper reefs, caves, and wreck sites under instructor supervision. Summer visibility often reaches 10–20 m and water temperatures hover 22–26°C, though currents can be stronger near headlands.
Practical notes: arrive rested with a swimsuit, lightweight towel and reef-safe sunscreen; declare any heart or spinal conditions and skip diving if pregnant. The operator supplies full scuba gear, surface briefings, safety stops and lunch; photos or video are often available to purchase. Expect an 8-hour excursion with transfers—ask about morning slots for calmer seas and the best light for underwater photography.
Yes—first-time divers receive surface instruction and shallow guided dives (usually 3–6 m) under close supervision from PADI/CMAS instructors.
Most operators include transfers from central Alanya hotels; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Open Water certification is typically required to dive beyond shallow beginner limits; advanced sites may require higher-level credentials.
Instructors often take photos or video during dives; these are usually available to purchase after the trip.
FAM TOUR TRAVEL AGENCY operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Sunlight fractures through a surface like cut sapphire as the dive boat slips away from Alanya's sun-baked breakwater. On deck, dive masters check cylinders while a Mediterranean wind scrubs salt from your cheeks; soon the sea takes over the conversation and your breathing becomes the measure of calm.
Sunlight fractures through a surface like cut sapphire as the dive boat slips away from Alanya's sun-baked breakwater. On deck, dive masters check cylinders while a Mediterranean wind scrubs salt from your cheeks; soon the sea takes over the conversation and your breathing becomes the measure of calm.
The coast between Alanya and Side is built on limestone shelves and ancient reef growth, with coves that sheltered Roman and Ottoman sailors. That maritime past left wrecks and anchors on the seafloor; today those relics sit amid gorgonian fans and ribboned algae, drawing both curious fish and experienced divers. Fishing villages along this stretch still mend nets by hand and serve simple seafood lunches to sailors returning to port.
This full-day outing typically includes two guided dives—beginners practice breathing and buoyancy in shallow water (3–6 m) before exploring reef gardens, while certified divers may visit deeper reefs, caves, and wreck sites under instructor supervision. Summer visibility often reaches 10–20 m and water temperatures hover 22–26°C, though currents can be stronger near headlands.
Practical notes: arrive rested with a swimsuit, lightweight towel and reef-safe sunscreen; declare any heart or spinal conditions and skip diving if pregnant. The operator supplies full scuba gear, surface briefings, safety stops and lunch; photos or video are often available to purchase. Expect an 8-hour excursion with transfers—ask about morning slots for calmer seas and the best light for underwater photography.