Boat Trips in Antalya

Boat trips in Antalya start from €25 per person for a half-day harbour cruise including the Düden Waterfall and coastal bays. Full-day trips to Suluada range from €65 to €95 depending on the route and group size. Phaselis and Kemer coast full-day tours sit in the €45–€75 range. Prices include hotel pickup from Belek, Kemer, Side, and Alanya. Private boat charters start from €190 for the full vessel.

Most group boat trips depart from Antalya Old Harbour (Kaleiçi Marina) in the city centre, or from Kemer Marina for routes along the western coast including Suluada and Phaselis. If you're staying in Belek, Side, or Alanya, hotel pickup transfers you to the departure point — you don't need to make your own way to the marina.

All boat trips include hotel pickup and drop-off, a licensed captain and crew, and snorkelling equipment. Full-day trips include a freshly prepared lunch on board. Entrance fees to any sites visited by water are included. Items typically not included: soft drinks and alcoholic beverages (available to buy on board), personal spending, and optional activities. Check each tour listing for the exact inclusions.

The most popular boat trip is the Suluada full-day tour — Antalya's Maldives — with its shallow turquoise lagoon and multiple swim stops along the pine coast. For a shorter option, the half-day harbour cruise passing beneath Düden Waterfall is a strong choice at €25 per person. Families often prefer the Phaselis three-bay trip for its calm, sheltered swimming. For the best possible day, book a private boat and set your own route.

Yes — hotel pickup is included from Belek, Kemer, Side, Alanya, and Antalya city centre on all boat trips. Confirm your hotel name at the time of booking and the vehicle will be at your reception at the agreed time. Pickup is typically between 08:00 and 09:30 depending on departure harbour and your hotel location.

Boat trips in Antalya run from April through October. The best months are May, June, and September — calm seas, air temperatures of 25–32°C, and manageable crowds at the swim stops. July and August are peak season with busier boats and hotter decks, but the sea is at its warmest (28°C). April and October offer quieter trips with spring/autumn light that makes coastal photography particularly good. December–March: boats do not typically operate.

Yes — Suluada (sometimes called Antalya's Maldives) is consistently rated the most impressive day out on the Antalya coast. The water clarity in the lagoon is exceptional — shallow enough to see the seabed in detail from the boat deck. The full-day trip takes around 7–8 hours, departing from Kemer Marina and stopping at multiple coves along the pine-lined coast before reaching the island. It is a long day, so it suits travellers with at least 4–5 days in the region. Read our full Suluada guide for route details and what to expect.

Yes — several tours combine the boat experience with land visits. The Antalya city highlights tour combines the Old Harbour boat cruise with Kaleiçi Old Town and Düden Waterfalls in a single day. You can also pair a morning boat trip with an afternoon city tour or visit to Aspendos. For fully custom combinations, message us on WhatsApp with your dates and interests and we'll build a private itinerary.

Bring: swimwear, sunscreen (reef-safe preferred), a towel, sunglasses, a hat, and comfortable shoes for boarding. A waterproof phone case or bag for valuables is recommended when swimming. Snorkelling masks and fins are provided. Bring cash (Turkish Lira or Euros) for drinks and any optional extras. The boat will have shade areas but Mediterranean sun is intense — apply sunscreen before departure.

You can cancel or reschedule any boat trip up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund. If sea conditions or weather make the trip unsafe on the day, we contact you the evening before and offer a reschedule or full refund. To cancel, reply to your booking confirmation or message us directly on WhatsApp.