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Starting from Belek, this daytime yacht tour offers a refreshing route for anyone who wants to cool off with the sea on hot summer days. After cruising along Kundu Beach, the route includes the nearby Fener, Kaplan and Kuş Caves; they may not be very large, but the light, rugged rock texture and the sound of the sea create a striking atmosphere.

After a short stop at the Wish Stone, the highlight of the tour arrives at Düden Waterfall: the boat approaches right up to the base, and as the cool spray falls over you, an unforgettable moment takes shape. Lunch is often served here as well, with the waterfall view completing the experience.

Departing from Belek, this sunset yacht cruise is a relaxed way to watch the Mediterranean transform under evening light—perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the views from the sea. The route typically begins with a gentle cruise along Kundu and Altınkum beaches, then continues offshore where you catch the most stunning moments as the horizon turns golden-red.

The tour is usually kept short, offering an easygoing evening experience without a packed schedule. If you choose a longer sunset cruise of 4 hours or more, the route can be extended to include special spots such as Düden Waterfall.

Starting from Belek, this private yacht cruise offers a different way to experience Side—not by road, but from the sea. It’s only possible thanks to the distance advantage of yachts based on the Acısu River, making the plan practical and time-efficient. The day begins with swim breaks along Çolaklı and Evrenseki beaches, followed by free time in the turquoise waters of Kleopatra Bay.

For guests who wish, the highlight is a 1-hour guided walk through Side Ancient City. Once the yacht docks at Side’s Ancient Harbor, you step onto stone streets and into history: the impressive Roman theatre (still striking with its stage structure and seating tiers), the historic bath complex that houses the Side Museum, colonnaded avenues, traces of ancient shops, and photogenic gate/arch remains leading toward the harbor—all create a rich sense of discovery even in a short time. The best photo spots are the columns around the harbor and the ancient stone walls facing the sea.

After the walk, the yacht heads back out; the day ends calmly with a swim-and-relaxation stop in open waters. Blending sea, nature, and history, this route may be short, but it delivers a truly full experience—and the feeling that you’ve really seen Side.