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A private half-day yacht from Kemer or Antalya hops between limestone coves—Phaselis, Paradise Bay and Moonlight—stopping for swims and a full on-board lunch. Ideal for relaxed coastal exploration with a professional captain and easy logistics.
A private half-day yacht from Kemer or Antalya hops between limestone coves—Phaselis, Paradise Bay and Moonlight—stopping for swims and a full on-board lunch. Ideal for relaxed coastal exploration with a professional captain and easy logistics.
You step aboard as the marina yawns into open water: teak underfoot, a professional captain at the helm, and the shoreline of Antalya receding into a band of ochre cliffs and pine-scarred hills.
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Operated by Tu Navy Yachting · Kemer, Antalya Province
You step aboard as the marina yawns into open water: teak underfoot, a professional captain at the helm, and the shoreline of Antalya receding into a band of ochre cliffs and pine-scarred hills.
This half-day private yacht route threads between small bays—Phaselis, Paradise, Moonlight and Kiriş—each cut from the same limestone coastline that rises toward the Taurus Mountains. Ancient Phaselis was a Lycian port; its ruins and pebble beaches give context to the region’s maritime past while the Duden Falls tumble dramatically where river meets sea near Antalya.
Geology here is visible: folded limestone, karst caves like the locally known “Pirate Cave,” and sheltered coves that fill with clear, blue-green water. Local culture centers on small fishing communities and tourist marinas; lunch on board typically features fresh regional salads, fruit and grilled proteins, while alcoholic drinks are usually paid separately.
Practical guidance: the outing is about five hours with multiple swim stops—bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a waterproof phone case. The captain manages navigation and safety; swimmers should be comfortable in open water and heed crew instructions when reboarding. Expect easy logistics: private transfers, soft drinks and a served meal are included, infants sit on laps, and cancellation up to 24 hours before departure is standard.
Timing matters—mornings are calmer for glassy swims, early evenings offer softer light if you choose a sunset itinerary. This cruise is aimed at relaxed exploration rather than fast-paced sailing: it’s about coves, clear water and uncomplicated coastal time on a private yacht.
Most cruises depart from Kemer Marina (or Antalya on some listings) and return to the same marina after the half-day route.
A full meal with fruits and soft drinks is included; operators typically accommodate vegetarian requests if informed at booking.
The captain and crew supervise water stops; snorkeling equipment may or may not be provided—confirm in advance or bring your own.
Yes—infants must sit on laps and non-swimmers can join, but they should use life vests and follow crew guidance during swim stops.
Tu Navy Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard as the marina yawns into open water: teak underfoot, a professional captain at the helm, and the shoreline of Antalya receding into a band of ochre cliffs and pine-scarred hills.
You step aboard as the marina yawns into open water: teak underfoot, a professional captain at the helm, and the shoreline of Antalya receding into a band of ochre cliffs and pine-scarred hills.
This half-day private yacht route threads between small bays—Phaselis, Paradise, Moonlight and Kiriş—each cut from the same limestone coastline that rises toward the Taurus Mountains. Ancient Phaselis was a Lycian port; its ruins and pebble beaches give context to the region’s maritime past while the Duden Falls tumble dramatically where river meets sea near Antalya.
Geology here is visible: folded limestone, karst caves like the locally known “Pirate Cave,” and sheltered coves that fill with clear, blue-green water. Local culture centers on small fishing communities and tourist marinas; lunch on board typically features fresh regional salads, fruit and grilled proteins, while alcoholic drinks are usually paid separately.
Practical guidance: the outing is about five hours with multiple swim stops—bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a waterproof phone case. The captain manages navigation and safety; swimmers should be comfortable in open water and heed crew instructions when reboarding. Expect easy logistics: private transfers, soft drinks and a served meal are included, infants sit on laps, and cancellation up to 24 hours before departure is standard.
Timing matters—mornings are calmer for glassy swims, early evenings offer softer light if you choose a sunset itinerary. This cruise is aimed at relaxed exploration rather than fast-paced sailing: it’s about coves, clear water and uncomplicated coastal time on a private yacht.