
1 / 2Kemer Pirate Boat Trip with Free Transfer from Antalya
About this activity
Escape Antalya's busy shoreline aboard an authentic pirate-themed vessel, sailing to hidden coves and secluded beaches along the Mediterranean coast. This 8-hour adventure combines guided sightseeing, swimming stops, and included lunch in a small-group setting with hotel transfer included.
Take a break from the crowded beaches of Antalya and set sail on a pirate boat. A driver will collect you from your hotel before taking you to the harbor. You and fellow passengers will visit a number of secluded beaches. This Mediterranean day-trip further includes sightseeing, water activities, swimming, and sunbathing. You even get an included lunch, with beverages available for purchase.
Highlights
- ✓Visit multiple secluded beaches inaccessible by land
- ✓Swim and snorkel in crystal-clear Mediterranean waters
- ✓Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off from Antalya
- ✓Included lunch with scenic sea views
- ✓Water activities and sunbathing opportunities
- ✓Pirate-themed boat experience with fellow travellers
Insider tips
- ★Bring reef-safe sunscreen and reapply frequently—sun exposure on water is intense
- ★Pack a light cover-up or rashguard; beach time can stretch longer than expected on calm days
- ★Arrive at your hotel 10–15 minutes before pickup to avoid delays
- ★Beverages are available to purchase onboard; bring cash (Turkish Lira preferred) or confirm card payment options in advance
Good to know
- •Duration is 8 hours total, including hotel transfers; plan for 5–6 hours on water
- •Lunch is included but dietary restrictions should be confirmed at booking
- •Life jackets and basic snorkelling gear typically provided; ask supplier for confirmation
- •Suitable for swimmers; non-swimmers should inform the operator in advance
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer warm water, calm seas, and fewer crowds. Mid-summer is hottest but busiest; avoid winter months when seas are rougher and some beaches less accessible.



