Take a half-day boat trip from Alanya for two guided Mediterranean dives (or a snorkel option), lunch on board, and hotel transfers. Ideal for beginners and experienced divers alike, this trip mixes clear water, coastal caves, and professional instruction.
Take a half-day boat trip from Alanya for two guided Mediterranean dives (or a snorkel option), lunch on board, and hotel transfers. Ideal for beginners and experienced divers alike, this trip mixes clear water, coastal caves, and professional instruction.
The boat slips away from Alanya's harbor as the headland recedes—blue Mediterranean water pressing against the hull, sun warming the deck, and the limestone cliffs of the coast watching you leave shore. Salt tang sharpens the air and the guide's voice runs through a final safety check; below, the sea is already calling, edged with rocky reefs and fissures that dare you to look deeper.
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Operated by HARLEY · Alanya, Antalya Province
The boat slips away from Alanya's harbor as the headland recedes—blue Mediterranean water pressing against the hull, sun warming the deck, and the limestone cliffs of the coast watching you leave shore. Salt tang sharpens the air and the guide's voice runs through a final safety check; below, the sea is already calling, edged with rocky reefs and fissures that dare you to look deeper.
Alanya sits on the southern Turkish coast in Antalya Province, a town shaped by Roman, Byzantine and Seljuk history visible in the castle above and the coastal towers below. Geologically, the coast is a mix of limestone outcrops and submerged shelves that create excellent visibility and a patchwork of caves, overhangs and reef gardens. Local fishing and tourism shape the culture—boat crews are often multigenerational and quick with practical advice.
On this day trip expect two guided dives (or a snorkel and a dive), full gear, a clear safety briefing and a relaxed lunch on the boat between descents. Instructors are PADI/CMAS certified and tailor depth and pace for beginners while providing options for more experienced divers.
Practical guidance: arrive with light swimwear under your clothes, hydrate before boarding, and plan the hotel pickup window into your day. Visibility is typically best in summer and early fall; bring reef-safe sunscreen and resist touching reef life. For first-timers, focus on breathing and hand signals—let the current show you where to glide; the sea will push you toward its quieter corners and the guides will keep you safe.
No—beginners are welcome. The operator provides basic training and shallow guided dives; certified divers can join deeper segments with proof of certification.
Visibility is usually excellent—often 10–30 m in summer—and water temps range from about 18°C in spring to 26°C in late summer; a wetsuit is provided and recommended outside peak summer.
Yes—full dive equipment (wetsuit, mask, fins, regulator, BCD and tanks) is included as stated by the operator.
Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund; hotel pickup is provided but confirm your pickup point when booking.
HARLEY operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The boat slips away from Alanya's harbor as the headland recedes—blue Mediterranean water pressing against the hull, sun warming the deck, and the limestone cliffs of the coast watching you leave shore. Salt tang sharpens the air and the guide's voice runs through a final safety check; below, the sea is already calling, edged with rocky reefs and fissures that dare you to look deeper.
The boat slips away from Alanya's harbor as the headland recedes—blue Mediterranean water pressing against the hull, sun warming the deck, and the limestone cliffs of the coast watching you leave shore. Salt tang sharpens the air and the guide's voice runs through a final safety check; below, the sea is already calling, edged with rocky reefs and fissures that dare you to look deeper.
Alanya sits on the southern Turkish coast in Antalya Province, a town shaped by Roman, Byzantine and Seljuk history visible in the castle above and the coastal towers below. Geologically, the coast is a mix of limestone outcrops and submerged shelves that create excellent visibility and a patchwork of caves, overhangs and reef gardens. Local fishing and tourism shape the culture—boat crews are often multigenerational and quick with practical advice.
On this day trip expect two guided dives (or a snorkel and a dive), full gear, a clear safety briefing and a relaxed lunch on the boat between descents. Instructors are PADI/CMAS certified and tailor depth and pace for beginners while providing options for more experienced divers.
Practical guidance: arrive with light swimwear under your clothes, hydrate before boarding, and plan the hotel pickup window into your day. Visibility is typically best in summer and early fall; bring reef-safe sunscreen and resist touching reef life. For first-timers, focus on breathing and hand signals—let the current show you where to glide; the sea will push you toward its quieter corners and the guides will keep you safe.