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Türkiye · Méditerranée

Antalya Day Boat Tours

Turquoise water in the shadow of the cliffs

itinéraires
27 itinéraires
points de départ
10 points de départ
bateaux
27 bateaux
Antalya© Bjørn Christian Tørrissen · CC BY-SA 4.0

Antalya

Itinéraires in Antalya

Itinéraires étudiés avec escales, heures de départ et saison.

Antalya

Points forts

Kekova Sunken City

Kekova Sunken City

The ruins of Simena/Dolchiste, submerged by a 2nd-century earthquake; viewed from glass-bottom boats — swimming is prohibited.

Suluada Island

Suluada Island

An uninhabited island off Adrasan, nicknamed 'the Maldives of Türkiye' for its white sand and shallow turquoise water.

Phaselis Bays

Phaselis Bays

A Lycian city with three ancient harbours; you can swim beside the ancient quay where pine forest meets the sea.

Kaş & Uluburun

Kaş & Uluburun

Waters where the world's oldest known shipwreck (14th c. BC) was found — a hub for diving and snorkelling.

Side & Manavgat

Side & Manavgat

Departures beside the Temple of Apollo, the mouth of the Manavgat river and turtle-spotting points.

Points de départ

D'où partent les excursions à Antalya ?

Chaque port a son propre itinéraire, sa saison et sa durée d'excursion.

Kaş

Kaş

Kaş Marina / Üçağız

7-8 saat Nisan – Kasım

Kekova is the heart of tours leaving from Kaş and Üçağız. The steps, walls and quay of Simena/Dolchiste, submerged by a 2nd-century earthquake, are visible through glass-bottom boats — swimming over the sunken city is prohibited. At Simena (Kaleköy) there are Lycian sarcophagi and a castle, followed by a long swim stop in Shipyard Bay. With visibility up to 30 m, Kaş has Türkiye's best snorkelling.

  1. Kekova Sunken City
  2. Simena Castle
  3. Shipyard Bay
  4. Aquarium Bay
  5. Uluburun
Adrasan

Adrasan

Adrasan Sahili

6-7 saat Mayıs – Ekim

Tours from Adrasan head for Suluada — nicknamed 'the Maldives of Türkiye' for its white sand and shallow turquoise water. The island is uninhabited with no facilities, so food and drink come from the boat. Speedboats reach it in 25 minutes, traditional tour boats in about an hour. The route is usually completed with Ceneviz Bay and the Pirate Cave.

  1. Suluada
  2. Ceneviz Bay
  3. Pirate Cave
  4. Sazak Bay
  5. Adrasan waters
Kemer

Kemer

Kemer Marina

6-7 saat Nisan – Kasım

Kemer tours revolve around the three ancient harbours of Phaselis, where you swim beside the ancient quay as pine forest meets the sea. Moonlight Bay and Alacasu (Paradise) Bay are further stops. The water here is cool thanks to underground springs from the Taurus mountains. Most Kemer tours include free hotel pickup.

  1. Phaselis ancient harbours
  2. Moonlight Bay
  3. Alacasu (Paradise) Bay
  4. Three Islands
  5. Kemer waters
Side

Side

Side Antik Limanı

6 saat Mayıs – Ekim

Side tours depart in front of the columns of the Temple of Apollo. The route takes in the mouth of the Manavgat river, swim spots off Kumköy and loggerhead turtle observation areas. The pace is gentle, suiting families and older guests. Some tours combine with a river trip to the Manavgat Waterfall.

  1. Temple of Apollo
  2. Manavgat river mouth
  3. Kumköy waters
  4. Turtle spotting point
  5. Side bays

Bateaux

Bateaux in Antalya

Antalya en bref

The Antalya coast offers everything from the city's cliffs to Kemer, Kaş, Kalkan, Demre and Side. Speedboats from Adrasan reach the white sand of Suluada in 25 minutes. Boats from Üçağız and Kaş glide over the sunken city of Kekova with glass-bottom viewing, stopping at Simena castle and Shipyard Bay. Kemer tours take in the three ancient harbours of Phaselis and Moonlight Bay. Underwater visibility reaches 30 m in places, making this a snorkelling favourite.