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Set off from Kemer’s harbor for a half-day Viking boat trip that threads turquoise bays, swims at secluded coves, and offers an optional stop at the ancient port of Phaselis. Perfect for swimmers and sightseers seeking a relaxed coastal escape.
Set off from Kemer’s harbor for a half-day Viking boat trip that threads turquoise bays, swims at secluded coves, and offers an optional stop at the ancient port of Phaselis. Perfect for swimmers and sightseers seeking a relaxed coastal escape.
The harbor sighs as the bow cuts away from Kemer and the bay opens into a sheet of turquoise that dares you to dive in.
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Operated by Tourmania · Kemer, Antalya
The harbor sighs as the bow cuts away from Kemer and the bay opens into a sheet of turquoise that dares you to dive in.
This half-day Viking-style boat tour threads along the Antalya coast, skimming golden beaches, pirated caves, and the small islands that punctuate the Gulf of Antalya. The sea pushes the boat gently toward Cleopatra's and Paradise Bays; on deck, sun and salt spray map the day across your skin.
The route skirts the remains of Phaselis, a port founded in the 7th century BC where Lycian and later Roman trade once fed the town’s marble quarries and olive groves. Geologically, the shoreline is a mix of pine-clad headlands and limestone outcrops carved by waves; Tahtalı (Olympos) looms inland, a 2,365-meter silhouette that frames the coast.
Locals still fish these waters and small bays host quiet coves away from the main resorts—places where dolphins sometimes trail the boat and loggerhead turtles surface to breathe.
Practically: expect a 6–7 hour outing with hotel pickup around 9am and return mid-afternoon. Lunch is served onboard; Phaselis entry is extra. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, and a towel; choose a seat on the shaded lower deck if you prefer less sun. The boat is family-friendly and wheelchair-accessible, but check mobility details at booking and note limited time ashore at Phaselis.
Timing your visit for morning calm or late afternoon light gives cooler air and softer seas. Respect protected seagrass beds and wildlife—leave only footprints on the ruins and let the sea keep its shells.
No—entrance to Phaselis is typically an extra fee paid locally; the guide will advise time ashore if you choose to visit.
Yes—this operator marks the tour stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, though some mobility limitations may affect time ashore at ruins.
Swims are in calm, shallow bays suitable for average swimmers; life jackets are usually available for less confident swimmers.
The tour allows cancellation for bad weather and will refund if canceled at least 24 hours per the operator policy—confirm specifics at booking.
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The harbor sighs as the bow cuts away from Kemer and the bay opens into a sheet of turquoise that dares you to dive in.
The harbor sighs as the bow cuts away from Kemer and the bay opens into a sheet of turquoise that dares you to dive in.
This half-day Viking-style boat tour threads along the Antalya coast, skimming golden beaches, pirated caves, and the small islands that punctuate the Gulf of Antalya. The sea pushes the boat gently toward Cleopatra's and Paradise Bays; on deck, sun and salt spray map the day across your skin.
The route skirts the remains of Phaselis, a port founded in the 7th century BC where Lycian and later Roman trade once fed the town’s marble quarries and olive groves. Geologically, the shoreline is a mix of pine-clad headlands and limestone outcrops carved by waves; Tahtalı (Olympos) looms inland, a 2,365-meter silhouette that frames the coast.
Locals still fish these waters and small bays host quiet coves away from the main resorts—places where dolphins sometimes trail the boat and loggerhead turtles surface to breathe.
Practically: expect a 6–7 hour outing with hotel pickup around 9am and return mid-afternoon. Lunch is served onboard; Phaselis entry is extra. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, and a towel; choose a seat on the shaded lower deck if you prefer less sun. The boat is family-friendly and wheelchair-accessible, but check mobility details at booking and note limited time ashore at Phaselis.
Timing your visit for morning calm or late afternoon light gives cooler air and softer seas. Respect protected seagrass beds and wildlife—leave only footprints on the ruins and let the sea keep its shells.