Antalya · PIRATE BOAT TRIPS IN KEMER
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 pirate boat trips in Kemer justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Spend about eight hours cruising from Kemer to Phaselis, with swimming stops at Beycik Bükü and Alacasu Koyu, a visit to ancient ruins, and lunch on board. Hotel pickup may be included, drinks cost extra, and the boat can feel lively and full.
“a bucketlist must for anyone coming to Antalya. lots of fun and worth the money spent. Drinks are a bit overpriced but otherwise excellent”
Spend 7 to 8 hours sailing from Antalya to Kemer, Phaselis Bay, Pirate Bay, and Olympos. You get hotel pickup, lunch, swimming time, music, and a foam party. Drinks and the Phaselis entrance fee cost extra. Pickup is at your hotel security gate.
“Booked the Pirate boat trip but didn't get on the Pirate boat. Was put on an ordinary boat. No explanation for the pickup point which was quite a walk in the heat. Very disappointed.”
Sail from Kemer Marina to Phaselis, Cennet Bay, and Cleopatra Bay aboard a pirate boat. You get three swimming stops, lunch, a foam party, English-speaking crew, toilets, showers, and a bar. Hotel pickup is offered in the Kemer area, with a maximum group size of 120.
“The pick up never turned up and refund yet to be paid since the 15th of June. Will not recommend the service to anyone”
Join an English-language pirate boat day from Kemer Marina, with Antalya hotel pickup, lunch, three one-hour swimming stops, music, dance shows, and a foam party. The round trip lasts about eight hours, though transport from Antalya takes roughly three hours of the day.
“Boat to noisy , blaring music , felt unsafe on coach there and back , some seat belts not working .”
You’ll leave your Kemer hotel around 9 am for a Viking-style boat cruise along golden beaches, pirate caves, Cleopatra’s Bay, and Paradise Bay. Swim in warm turquoise water, eat lunch on board, and consider the extra-cost visit to Phaselis. English service is offered, though onboard entertainment may be Russian-heavy.
“Paid for beautiful bays of Kemer and was sent on a different boat called Medusa which can be purchased a lot cheaper, transfer bus didn’t arrive as they went to the wrong hotel even after confirming the hotel twice with the operator luckily for us a kind bus driver on a different trip dropped us off or we would have missed the boat. Medusa boat tour was okay but did not stop for visit to the old city as Viator had advertised, return transfer had left on our return meaning we had to get a taxi back to the hotel.”
Spend 5.5 to 8 hours on a traditional boat from Antalya, Belek, or Kemer. You’ll visit Phaselis, swim at Cennet, Aquarium Cove, Alaca Water, or another listed bay, eat chicken, pasta, and salad, and enjoy music with a foam-party atmosphere.
Set out from Kemer Marina on a large pirate-style boat for three one-hour swims at Paradise Bay, Phaselis Bay, and Pirate Bay. Your day includes lunch, dance shows, music, and a foam party. Hotel pickup from Kemer is offered, and drinks cost extra.
“Super prijs kwaliteit verhouding, echt aanrader voor klein en groot. Lekker genieten van de zee en heerlijk zwemmen wat wil je nog meer.”
Join a full-day pirate ship trip from Kemer to Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Kiriş Bay, also called Aquarium Bay. Your day includes hotel pickup, lunch, swimming stops, a foam party, insurance, and a live guide. Pickup from Antalya or Belek can make the day much longer.
“Unfortunately, it takes a total of 4 hours by bus from Lara, and then you have to spend 4 hours on the boat. The crew was OK, but the atmosphere could have been better. The foam party was great, but the prices for the drinks were high. The bays were beautiful, but there was nothing to see except a few fish. The driver who was supposed to pick us up was also 40 minutes late. We wouldn't book it again because of the long journey.”
Travel from Belek to Kemer Marina, board a wooden pirate-style yacht, swim at Mediterranean bays, eat lunch onboard, and explore the ancient port of Phaselis. English, German, and Russian support is available, though the long transfer and busy boat atmosphere matter when deciding.
“There was no guide on the boat, nobody told what Is the program etc. we believed we would stop close to the beach, go down , stay there , then come back, but instead we had three stops in the open sea, where it was impossible to swim as there were too many people on board who did not actually care and jumped on your head in the sea , Titanic mode. Although the team checked for the alcohol on board, one person got completely drunk and started to fight with the personnel. Instead of isolating him, the team just kept him on board and he was disturbing the passengers.…”
Cruise from Kemer to Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Cleopatra Bay on a seven-hour pirate ship trip. You get hotel transfers, buffet lunch, swimming stops, music, a foam party, toilets, showers, and a bar. Guides speak English, Russian, and Turkish. Bring swimwear, towels, sunscreen, and cash for drinks.
“The trip was a couple of hours late in starting due to the boat not being fuelled, there was no communication regarding this, from the trip organiser who I was asking what was going on or from the staff on board. However, once we got going it was a really good day. In future I’d prefer to pay a bit more and do a boat trip that includes soft drinks - many of them do. The drinks on board were very very expensive. £7 for a bottle of beer, £15 for a cocktail.”
Set out from Antalya at about 8:00 am for a nine-hour Kemer boat trip. You’ll swim at Paradise Bay, see Phaselis Bay, visit the Pirate Caves at Kiriş Bay, and eat lunch aboard ship. Pickup, drop-off, music, and family-friendly entertainment are included. Drinks cost extra.
“This tour was nothing like we see promised. The boat was awful, you had to pay for water and local beer was priced in euros at 7€ a bottle. It was just awful we asked to leave early as it was just so bad.”
You’ll leave Antalya around 9:00 a.m. for Kemer, then cruise to Phaselis, Pirate Bay, and Olympos. Expect swim stops, lunch, music, sun decks, and a foam party near the harbor. Hotel pickup, drop-off, and a mobile ticket are included, while drinks cost extra.
“We booked our trip through Get Your Guide with transfers included and alcoholic drinks.”
You’ll leave Antalya early, ride to Kemer, then spend the day on a multi-deck pirate boat with swimming stops at Phaselis, Cennet, and Cleopatra bays. Lunch, hotel transfers, toilets, showers, a bar, and a foam party are included. Drinks and Phaselis entry cost extra.
“The staff takes photos of you saying that it's free and towards the end of the trip they will come to you with the printed photos in 4 picture frames and will persuade you to buy them for 80 Euros. The wouldn't leave you alone untill you buy them. Be careful.”
Join an English-speaking crew for an 8 to 9-hour pirate-ship cruise from Kemer, with hotel pickup, lunch, several swimming stops, Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, Moonlight Bay, and a foam party. The group can reach 120 people, so expect a lively, social boat day rather than a quiet sail.
“Agency service was great! they were available on WhatsApp for any questions from the date we bought the trip. The transfer company had a little hickup and delay with pick. up time but Atılay was very attentive and kept checking in on us until we made it to the ship. The sRead more”
Spend about seven hours on a pirate-style boat from Kemer Marina, with hotel pickup, swimming stops at Phaselis, Heaven Bay, and Pirate Cave, plus lunch onboard. The tour runs daily in English and suits families, couples, and anyone wanting a simple day on the Antalya coast.
“the tickets price are cheap and transfer from hotel was on time, tankhs to kemer tour for such a good service to us”
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