Kemer: Luxury Yacht Tour near Olympus and Phaselis Bay with Lunch

Kemer’s best boat days are less about quiet sightseeing and more about music, swimming, and nonstop deck energy. This full-day cruise takes you from Kemer Harbor toward Phaselis Bay and the coast near Olympos, with foam parties, a DJ, lunch, and several chances to jump into the sea.

I like the simple value: hotel pickup and lunch are included, and the $36 price is low for a nine to ten-hour outing. I also like the mix of places, since you get the lively boat party plus swim stops along a beautiful stretch of coast. The main drawback is the large capacity, up to 300 people, so this is not the trip for peace and quiet.

Key points to know before booking

• Phaselis Bay is the first major stop, with a swim break and lunch served onboard.
• The Olympos stop is reached by boat, giving you a chance to swim near one of the region’s best-known ancient coastal areas.
• Foam parties and DJ music shape the day, so expect an active party cruise rather than a sightseeing boat.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with a listed start time of 7:00 am.
• Drinks cost extra, including anything bought from the onboard bar.
• The group can reach 300 people, which keeps the price down but may make the deck and swim areas busy.

What this Kemer yacht day is really like

This is a full-day outing built around the sea. You leave your hotel in the morning, ride to Kemer Harbor, and board a large boat for a day along the coast. The schedule combines music and entertainment with swimming stops, rather than offering long guided visits on land.

That distinction matters. If you want a calm cruise with quiet views and detailed commentary about ancient sites, this may feel too loud and crowded. If you want to swim, dance, meet other people, and spend most of the day outdoors, the format makes good sense.

The listed price is $36 per person. For that amount, you receive hotel transfers, travel insurance, lunch, and the boat program. You still need to budget for drinks and personal spending. Since the boat can carry up to 300 people, the low price is tied to a high-capacity experience, not a private yacht outing.

The morning starts early, with a listed pickup time of 7:00 am. Pickup arrangements can vary by hotel, so I would keep your morning flexible and confirm the exact meeting details when booking. The experience is offered with a mobile ticket, which is handy when you do not want to print paperwork.

Leaving Kemer Harbor for Phaselis Bay

The first part of the day takes you out from Kemer Harbor toward Phaselis Bay. From the boat, you’ll see the coast from the water, with turquoise sea below and the wooded shoreline around you. The boat ride itself gives you a different view of this part of the Antalya coast than you get from a road or beach resort.

The onboard mood begins early. Music from the DJ and a foam party are part of the program, so the deck becomes an entertainment space soon after departure. You can join in, watch from the side, or simply use the boat ride to settle into the day.

This is a useful point to set expectations. The word luxury in the tour title suggests something polished and exclusive, but the details point to a large social boat with party entertainment. You should think of luxury here as a comfortable day on the water with food and service, not a private vessel with a quiet atmosphere.

The crew is described as welcoming, polite, and attentive in the available feedback. That is worth noting because a full day on a large boat works best when the staff keeps the schedule moving and helps people feel looked after. One account also praised the crew for keeping the energy going throughout the day and checking that people were all right.

Phaselis Bay: swim first, lunch next

Phaselis Bay is the first major stop, with about two hours allocated to this part of the outing. The main activity is swimming in the clear coastal water. You can cool off after the morning entertainment and enjoy the setting from the sea rather than rushing through a land visit.

The stop is especially useful for families and mixed groups. Strong swimmers can spend more time in the water, while anyone who prefers to remain onboard can relax during the break. The program does not promise a guided tour of the ancient ruins at Phaselis, so you should not book this as an archaeology visit.

Lunch is served onboard at this stop. That saves you from losing time looking for a restaurant and keeps the group together. It also means you should expect a practical boat meal rather than a long restaurant lunch. The supplied details do not list the menu, so anyone with dietary needs should ask Seven Tours before departure.

The wording around admission deserves attention. Phaselis is shown with admission not included, yet the activity is described mainly as a boat stop for swimming and lunch. This suggests you should not assume that a land visit to the ruins is part of the standard schedule or covered in the price. If seeing the archaeological site matters to you, confirm whether the boat goes ashore and whether an entrance fee applies.

Drinks are not included. The boat has food and bar service, but beverages are an extra cost. Bring a payment method accepted onboard and keep some money available if you want drinks during a long day in the sun. The tour price looks attractive, but the final cost will rise if you buy several drinks.

The second swim stop and the return of the foam party

After lunch, the boat heads to another coastal spot that is reachable only by boat. You get about an hour to paddle and swim before returning to the boat. This part of the schedule gives the day a better rhythm than one long stop, especially if you enjoy getting in and out of the water.

The phrase only reachable by boat is important. You are not simply stopping beside a resort beach. The value here is access to a coastal spot you would not visit as easily by road. At the same time, the exact name of this location is not given, so you should book it for the boat access and swimming rather than for a specific landmark.

Once everyone is back onboard, the entertainment starts again with another foam party and a dance show. The program is designed to keep the energy high between swim breaks. If you prefer a quiet ride, you may find the repeated music and foam tiring by the afternoon.

I would bring a cover-up, dry clothes, and a bag that can handle water. The tour details do not specify changing facilities, so it is sensible to plan for a wet swimsuit and limited privacy. A phone pouch or other waterproof protection also makes sense if you want pictures from the deck.

Swimming near Olympos without a long land visit

The next stop is near Olympos, another well-known coastal area connected with ancient ruins and beaches. Here, the focus remains on swimming rather than a guided archaeological visit. You’ll have another chance to get into the water, then settle in for the return trip to Kemer.

This stop adds variety to the day. Phaselis Bay provides the first major swim and lunch break, while the Olympos area gives you a different section of the coast before the boat turns back. You can enjoy the setting without spending time in a vehicle between sites.

The description allows roughly two hours for the Olympos part of the itinerary, though the exact use of that time can depend on the boat schedule and sea conditions. The stop is best suited to someone who wants a coastal view and another swim. It is not a substitute for visiting Olympos on a land-based history tour.

After the final swim, the boat returns to Kemer Harbor. You can use this part of the afternoon to rest after the music and water activities. Your return transfer then takes you back to your hotel, making the day easier than arranging separate transport from the harbor.

How the party atmosphere affects the experience

The strongest feature of this outing is also its biggest limitation: the entertainment. The DJ, foam parties, and dance show give the trip a festive feel and provide more to do than simply sit on a boat. A family group, group of friends, or solo visitor who enjoys social activities can get good value from this setup.

The onboard team has received praise for being friendly, helpful, and attentive. That is one of the more important details in an activity lasting nine or ten hours. A courteous crew can make boarding, meal service, swim stops, and the return transfer far easier.

Still, do not confuse friendly service with a personal experience. With capacity for up to 300 people, staff attention may be shared among a large crowd. You may need to be alert when swim breaks are announced and follow the boat crew’s instructions closely.

The available feedback also describes a family day with several sea stops, music, lunch, and foam entertainment. That combination suggests the boat can work for families, but parents should consider whether young children enjoy loud music and busy deck activities. Most people can participate, but the tour is centered on swimming, dancing, and being comfortable around a large group.

What the $36 price includes and what it does not

At $36, this is one of the more affordable ways to spend a full day on the Kemer coast. You receive:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• The boat trip
• Lunch
• Travel insurance
• Foam parties and onboard entertainment

You do not receive drinks or private expenses. The price also does not promise a private yacht, a small group, a guided tour of Phaselis, or a guided visit to Olympos. Those limits explain why the tour works best for people who care more about a full day at sea than personal space.

I see the value in the included transfers. Kemer’s harbor is easy to reach in principle, but arranging transport can be a nuisance, especially after a long day in the sun. Having a return transfer means you can enjoy the boat without worrying about finding your way back to your hotel.

Lunch is another useful inclusion. It keeps the outing moving and removes one extra expense. Just remember that drinks can add up, particularly on a hot day when you may want several bottles or other refreshments.

Who should book this boat trip

I would recommend this experience to you if you want an active, social day on the sea and like the idea of combining swimming with music. It is also a practical pick if you are staying in Kemer and want hotel transport included.

It suits:

• Families who enjoy swimming and organized entertainment
• Friends looking for a low-cost party day
• Couples who prefer activity and music over a quiet cruise
• Solo visitors who are comfortable joining a large group
• Anyone who wants to see the coast near Phaselis and Olympos from the water

I would think twice if you are looking for a small yacht, personal service, quiet scenery, or a detailed history tour. The ancient sites are part of the coastal setting, but the schedule is built around swim breaks and entertainment.

The tour needs good weather. If poor conditions cause cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. A minimum number of participants is also required, so a cancellation for that reason brings the same choice of another date, another experience, or a refund.

Practical advice for a smoother day

Wear a swimsuit under easy clothing and pack a towel, sun protection, and dry clothes. You’ll spend much of the day outside, and the boat schedule leaves limited reason to return to your hotel until evening.

Keep valuables to a minimum. The supplied information does not specify lockers or secure storage, so bring only what you need and protect your phone from water. A waterproof pouch is more useful than a large camera bag.

Do not count on drinks being part of lunch. The meal is included, but drinks are not. Ask about payment and drink prices before ordering so the low advertised fare does not surprise you at the end of the day.

The tour has free cancellation if you cancel at least 24 hours before the 7:00 am start time. Changes or cancellations made inside that 24-hour period are not accepted for a refund. The cutoff uses local time.

Should you book the Kemer yacht tour?

Book it if your ideal day includes several swim stops, music, foam, lunch, and a friendly large-group atmosphere. At $36, the inclusion of hotel transfers and lunch makes the price strong, even after allowing extra money for drinks.

Skip it if the word yacht makes you picture a quiet, private cruise. The boat can carry up to 300 people, and the experience is built around entertainment. For the right person, that is the appeal. For anyone seeking silence or a serious visit to Phaselis and Olympos, choose a smaller boat or land tour instead.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The listed start time is 7:00 am. Hotel pickup is included, but the exact pickup arrangement should be confirmed when booking.

How long does the experience last?

The full experience lasts approximately 9 to 10 hours, including hotel transfers, the boat trip, swim stops, lunch, and the return to Kemer.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included and served onboard. Drinks are not included.

Are drinks included in the price?

No. Drinks and other personal expenses are extra.

Does the tour include hotel pickup and drop-off?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included in the experience.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Poor weather or failure to meet the minimum number of participants may also lead to a different date or a full refund.