3 hours
Antalya — Düden Waterfall — Lara
Leave the old-town marina, cruise along the Konyaaltı cliffs, stop off the waterfall and swim near Lara.
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Turkey
Pine-covered Lycian mountains, ancient harbours and turquoise coves an hour from your hotel.
The Antalya coast is the easiest place to start a sea holiday in Turkey: the airport is close and there are marinas both in Antalya itself and in Kemer. West of the city the Taurus Mountains drop straight into the sea, leaving dozens of coves with clear water, pine-covered slopes and pebble beaches that are hard to reach by land.
Most guests charter for a few hours or a full day. From Kemer the classic run heads south to ancient Phaselis, Tekirova and Paradise Bay; from Antalya you can cruise past the Lower Düden Waterfall, which plunges directly into the sea. For a week, a traditional gulet can follow the Blue Cruise west to Olympos, Adrasan and Kekova.
A yacht day in Antalya suits families with children, couples and groups of friends looking for a quiet day away from crowded hotel beaches. Birthdays on board, sunset cruises and fishing trips are all easy to arrange. We match the boat to your budget, from a small speedboat for a couple of hours to a flybridge motor yacht with full crew.
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Gulet24 m · up to 20 guests · 5 cabins
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Catamaran12.8 m · up to 12 guests · 4 cabins
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Motor yacht17.3 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Motor yacht17.7 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Speedboat8.9 m · up to 10 guests · 1 cabins
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts on this page. Hourly rates suit short cruises, daily rates full-day trips, and weekly rates charters with nights on board.
| Type | from / hour | from / day | from / week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motor yachts | €450 | €2,800 | — |
| Catamarans | €250 | €1,400 | €7,500 |
| Gulets | — | €1,200 | €6,500 |
| Speedboats | €150 | €900 | — |
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
The Düden River drops about 40 metres off the cliffs near Lara straight into the sea, and the best view is from the water.
A Lycian city with three ancient harbours, an aqueduct and pine-shaded beaches at the foot of Mount Tahtalı.
A sheltered cove near Kemer with emerald water and rocky walls, a favourite stop for swimming and lunch on board.
A calm stretch of coast with views of Mount Tahtalı and clear coves for snorkelling.
White rock and turquoise water often called the 'Turkish Maldives', a full-day destination from Kemer.
3 hours
Leave the old-town marina, cruise along the Konyaaltı cliffs, stop off the waterfall and swim near Lara.
4 hours
The classic Kemer yacht trip with two or three swim stops and views of the ancient harbours.
Full day
A longer run south along the Lycian coast to Suluada Island, with lunch served on board.
The season runs from May to October; the sea is warmest (up to 28 °C) in July and August, while May, June and September are cooler and quieter.
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
Indicatively, a small captained boat starts from €150 per hour, a motor yacht for the day from €900 and a gulet week from €6,500. The captain, crew and fuel for a standard route are usually included; food, drinks and transfers are arranged separately. Exact terms are confirmed in your quote.
No. Every yacht we match comes with a professional captain who handles navigation and safety, so you simply relax.
May to October. Mornings are usually calmer and the wind can pick up in the afternoon, which the captain takes into account when choosing coves.
Yes. Children's life jackets are available on board; confirm sizes in advance. Bring sunscreen, hats, swimwear, towels and non-marking shoes.
A deposit is usually required to confirm. If the captain cancels for weather, a new date or refund is normally offered, but policies vary by yacht and are confirmed in your quote.
Turkey's most sheltered cruising ground: islands, lagoons and Lycian rock tombs.
Home of the gulet and the Blue Cruise: a crusader castle, windmills and the bays of Gökova.
Marina skyscrapers, Palm Jumeirah and a Burj Al Arab sunset, from the deck of your own yacht.