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Spend a relaxed day sailing from Kemer to Phaselis and hidden bays—swim, snorkel and enjoy lunch on a traditional wooden yacht with hotel transfer from Antalya.
Spend a relaxed day sailing from Kemer to Phaselis and hidden bays—swim, snorkel and enjoy lunch on a traditional wooden yacht with hotel transfer from Antalya.
You step onto a wooden yacht at Kemer G Marina as the harbor gulls argue and the Mediterranean stretches like a bright promise. The boat eases out, the engine a steady heartbeat, and the turquoise coast slides past—pine-clad headlands, pebbled coves and sunlit cliffs daring you to jump in.
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Operated by Arbek Travel · Kemer, Antalya Province
You step onto a wooden yacht at Kemer G Marina as the harbor gulls argue and the Mediterranean stretches like a bright promise. The boat eases out, the engine a steady heartbeat, and the turquoise coast slides past—pine-clad headlands, pebbled coves and sunlit cliffs daring you to jump in.
This route threads past Phaselis, an ancient Lycian and Roman port where aqueduct stones and an old theater press against the shore. Geologically the coastline is limestone folded into coves and inlets; the shelter it creates means afternoon seas are often calm, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Local culture is maritime and relaxed—fishermen still tend nets along these bays and seaside villages serve simple, fresh meals.
Expect a full-day rhythm: a one-hour hotel transfer from Antalya to Kemer, several short sails between anchorages, a midday lunch on board, and multiple swim stops in clear, shallow water. The itinerary commonly includes Phaselis ruins, Alacasu (Paradise) Bay and Beycikbükü, with ample free time to snorkel or relax on deck.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask and snorkel if you have them, and seasickness prevention if you’re sensitive. Wear sturdy sandals for moving on deck and shoes for exploring pebble beaches. Pickup schedules vary—confirm the hotel transfer time, allow an hour for the drive from Antalya, and plan to be back in Kemer by late afternoon for return transfer. Photographers sometimes sell prints onboard; carry cash if you want photos.
Hotel pickups usually include a roughly one-hour transfer each way between Antalya and Kemer Marina, depending on traffic.
Lunch is included—boats typically serve a freshly prepared, simple Turkish-style meal (salad, mains and bread); specific menus vary by operator.
Yes; the trip is suitable for non-swimmers who can relax on deck, though flotation aids may be limited—inform the operator if you need assistance.
Yes; infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap and small children may use strollers during transfers—confirm age policies when booking.
Arbek Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a wooden yacht at Kemer G Marina as the harbor gulls argue and the Mediterranean stretches like a bright promise. The boat eases out, the engine a steady heartbeat, and the turquoise coast slides past—pine-clad headlands, pebbled coves and sunlit cliffs daring you to jump in.
You step onto a wooden yacht at Kemer G Marina as the harbor gulls argue and the Mediterranean stretches like a bright promise. The boat eases out, the engine a steady heartbeat, and the turquoise coast slides past—pine-clad headlands, pebbled coves and sunlit cliffs daring you to jump in.
This route threads past Phaselis, an ancient Lycian and Roman port where aqueduct stones and an old theater press against the shore. Geologically the coastline is limestone folded into coves and inlets; the shelter it creates means afternoon seas are often calm, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Local culture is maritime and relaxed—fishermen still tend nets along these bays and seaside villages serve simple, fresh meals.
Expect a full-day rhythm: a one-hour hotel transfer from Antalya to Kemer, several short sails between anchorages, a midday lunch on board, and multiple swim stops in clear, shallow water. The itinerary commonly includes Phaselis ruins, Alacasu (Paradise) Bay and Beycikbükü, with ample free time to snorkel or relax on deck.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask and snorkel if you have them, and seasickness prevention if you’re sensitive. Wear sturdy sandals for moving on deck and shoes for exploring pebble beaches. Pickup schedules vary—confirm the hotel transfer time, allow an hour for the drive from Antalya, and plan to be back in Kemer by late afternoon for return transfer. Photographers sometimes sell prints onboard; carry cash if you want photos.