Antalya Province Boat tours

1. Overall: The sea is so beautiful, I would love to come back if I have the chance. I was a little disappointed that I mainly swam in the shallow areas between the densely packed boats, but the last sea swim (deep water) was great. 2. Schedule: After pickup, you'll be transferred to Adrasan Port and depart around 10:00 AM. The schedule includes swimming at Suluada Island for an hour starting at 11:00 AM, lunch at 12:00 PM, moving to a cave viewpoint for sightseeing, an hour of swimming and tea time in a shallow area, another transfer, and then the final sea swim before returning to the port. 3. Tips: I had grilled fish for lunch, and it was delicious. There's not much to see in terms of fish, so snorkeling gear isn't necessary. You can change clothes in the restrooms. Be sure to bring aqua shoes (for the pebble beach) and a beach towel. The best views are from the outdoor beds on the first floor, followed by the outdoor area on the second floor, and then the indoor area. Boarding at the port is on a first-come, first-served basis, so if you're unlucky, the best seats may already be taken. It can feel chilly in the outdoor areas after swimming due to the breeze, and you can't avoid cigarette smoke, but the scenery is absolutely stunning. You can also lie down and relax during the journey.

Everything was great, I recommend it. They met us at the hotel, transported us to the location, and met us from the boat. The first beach was very crowded... the second was gorgeous. The third stop was for photos. The fourth stop was a bit strange, basically near the main beach where we departed from. Overall, excellent. We had lunch, pasta, salad (chicken/fish option), bread, and a slice of watermelon.

It's very touristy, lots of boats, and at each stop there's not much space to swim between them. Also, there were way more than 40 of us on the boat, but on the plus side, the staff was very friendly!

Awesome trip! The sailors were really friendly, making it totally worth it. Such an amazing trip! The sailors were super friendly — totally worth it!