Viva Lola

This daytime yacht tour departing from Antalya Marina brings together sea, nature, and refreshing swim breaks on one route. The first stop is Sıçan Adası (Rat Island), one of the calm corners of the Mediterranean, where guests enjoy a swim in crystal-clear waters.

The journey then continues along the Lara coastline as the yacht heads toward Düden Waterfall. The most unforgettable moment comes when the yacht approaches the foot of the falls and cool spray splashes over guests. With this spectacular view, lunch is served right in front of the waterfall.

Next is Küçük Şelale (Small Waterfall) for a short photo stop and an optional quick swim. The tour ends with a final cool-down break in the open sea. This route lets you feel the power of nature up close and adds a strong memory to your Antalya holiday.

Departing from Antalya Marina, this sunset route brings together the Mediterranean’s calm bays for a relaxing evening on the sea. Your first cool-down stop is Rat Island, where a short swim break sets the tone for the cruise.

You then continue to Small and Big Çaltıcak Bays. With clear water and typically gentle conditions, these bays are ideal for an easy swim. Small Çaltıcak Bay stands out with its fine sandy beach and a peaceful setting framed by pine forests.

The program goes on to Hidden Bay for its secluded views. The day ends at Kargıcak Bay with a sunset rest and photo break. This route lets you enjoy the beloved Çaltıcak shoreline and watch the sunset colors dance on the water.

This private yacht route is designed for guests who want to explore the Ancient City of Phaselis and the surrounding bays along the Antalya–Kemer coastline from the sea. The journey begins at Moonlight Bay, offering a calm nature break with golden sand, crystal-clear water, and the fresh scent of pine forests.

Next, the route turns toward the Pirate Cave. With an entrance roughly 10 meters wide, this natural cave is known for legends of being used as a hidden passage by pirates, creating a mysterious atmosphere. Small boats can enter the cave, and guests may enjoy a short swim stop here.

The tour continues with stops at Big Taş Bay and Paradise Bay. Paradise Bay, in particular, stands out with its turquoise waters and a natural shoreline framed by pine trees—truly postcard-perfect. It is also close to historical traces that extend toward ancient Phaselis, where nature and history meet side by side.

Finally, the cruise heads to Phaselis Bay. One of the three bays surrounding the ancient harbor area, it offers shallow, calm waters and beaches that are ideal for families. This bay brings together Phaselis’ historical character and the sea, finishing the trip with both natural beauty and cultural atmosphere.

This Antalya-departure yacht cruise is made for those who want to see hidden Mediterranean bays in a single day and experience both nature and history from the sea. The first stop is Paradise Bay, where calm surroundings and sparkling water make for a perfect swim start.

Next on the route is Phaselis Bay. It’s an ideal spot to view the ancient harbor remains from the shore and the water, cool off with a short swim, and feel the area’s historic atmosphere. Then comes Cleopatra Bay, known for its turquoise shades, with time set aside for swimming and relaxing.

One of the day’s most exclusive stops, Porto Ceneviz Bay, is a pristine hideaway reachable only by sea. It stands out with its natural mud-bath opportunity and pebble beach. Here you’ll enjoy a longer sea break—time for swimming, sunbathing, and soaking in the scenery.

In the final part, Aquarium Bay offers free time for snorkeling and swimming in glass-clear water. The tour is completed with a short rest stop at Sazak Bay. This route blends nature, sea, and calm into one memorable Antalya experience.

This private Suluada route departing from Antalya brings together the Mediterranean’s most loved bays in one program. The first stop is Paradise Bay, where calm seas and glass-clear water start the day with a relaxed swim break. You then head to Phaselis Bay—an ideal spot to cool off while viewing ancient harbor traces visible from the sea and feeling the area’s historic atmosphere.

Soon after, it’s time to swim and unwind in the turquoise tones of Cleopatra Bay. Next, the yacht turns toward the pristine Porto Ceneviz Bay, reachable only by sea. Here, a natural mud-bath adds a unique touch—this little “spa” pause from nature is one of the tour’s most enjoyable details.

Later on, there’s a stop at Aquarium Bay for snorkeling and free swimming. Sazak Bay is a short rest stop to slow the pace. As the yacht approaches the Adrasan coastline, it passes Adrasan Bay panoramically, offering a chance to enjoy the scenery from the water.

And the finale: Suluada (Water Island). Often called the “Maldives of Turkey,” this small island impresses at first sight with its white sands, turquoise hues, and crystal-clear sea. Suluada is rich in wildlife—loggerhead turtles (caretta caretta) may occasionally be seen, and the underwater world is great for snorkeling. Guests usually enjoy a long swim and snorkeling break here; those who wish can also follow walking paths to explore the island’s higher rocky viewpoints.