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8 Hour
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Tour Detail
Yacht tours organized in the Kemer region of Antalya offer ideal options to explore its rich natural beauty and historical sites. These tours typically start from Kemer City Port at around 9:00 AM and program is organized within:
Starting Point and First Stop: Pirate Cave
Starting from Kemer City Port, the first stop usually revolves around the Pirate Cave area. Participants are given free time to explore the cave. After exploring the cave, the yacht sets sail towards Phaselis Bay.
Phaselis Bay and Lunch
Upon arrival at Phaselis Bay, guests are offered swimming and relaxation opportunities. Additionally, a delicious lunch is served against the backdrop of the sea view.
Aladzha-Su Bay and Moonlight Bay
After lunch, the yacht proceeds to Aladzha-Su Bay and then to Moonlight Bay. Here, guests can enjoy swimming in clear waters and refreshing breaks.
Return and Evening Tour: Max Royal Bay
Around 3:00 PM, the yacht returns to Kemer City Port. In the evening, another tour option heads towards Max Royal Bay, offering an unforgettable experience of watching the sunset over the sea.
Different Tour Options and Recommendations
There are various yacht tour options available in Kemer, such as the Kleopatra Tour. These tours provide guests with the opportunity to explore the region's historical and natural beauties from different perspectives.
These tours are usually organized with professional guides, offering guests both a fun and relaxing day. With its unique landscapes and tourist spots, these tours provide an unforgettable experience for vacationers in Antalya.
Program Schedule:
- Start (09:00): Departure from Kemer City Port.
- Free Time at Pirate Cave (10:00 - 10:30): Stop for exploration.
- Lunch and Break at Phaselis Bay (12:00 - 13:30): Swimming and relaxation.
- Swimming Break at Aladzha-Su Bay (14:00 - 14:30): Second stop.
- Return (15:00 - 16:00): Return to Kemer city port.
- Dinner and Sunset at Max Royal Bay (18:00 - 20:00): Sunset tour and dinner.
