BOAT TRIPS

Alanya Boat Trips

18 trips leaving the Alanya and Türkler harbours. Pirate ships, quiet music-free boats, all-inclusive concepts, sunset sailings, routes beyond Alanya (Green Canyon, Manavgat, Suluada) and fishing — all with hotel transfer and a meal included.

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Three quick choices: what kind of day, which harbour is nearer your hotel, which boat?

Private Yacht CharterThe whole boat for your group — on its own page
Full list of trips (18)

Prices are per person. They rise in July and August, when places also get harder to find — book early.

Book now, pay on the day, on board.

€ and £ amounts are approximate, at 1 € = 54 ₺.

Included

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off transfer
  • Lunch — barbecue menu
  • Swimming stops and the cave route

Not included

  • Water sports — jet ski, banana, ringo, parasailing
  • Alcoholic drinks — except on boats marked all-inclusive
  • Personal expenses

Stops along the route

The Red Tower

Built in the 13th century, octagonal, 33 metres tall. The Alanya Ethnography Museum is on its first floor.

The Alanya Shipyard

The historic five-arched shipyard. Loggerhead turtles are often seen in the bay around it; no boats have been built here for 60 years.

Lovers' Cave

A 34-metre-high cave that cuts through the peninsula. The ceiling drops to 1.5 metres in places — not recommended if you are claustrophobic.

Pirates' Cave

A 78-metre ceiling and a narrow entrance. Pirates once used it to store loot; only small boats can get inside.

Phosphorus Cave

Named after the phosphorescent shimmer of its water. One of the swimming-stop points.

Cleopatra Beach

Alanya's best-known beach, Blue Flag certified. Boats stop for swimming 50 metres offshore; water sports take place here.

Ulaş Beach

A calm beach hidden between rock columns; lunch is usually served here. Mediterranean monk seals live on the rocks 40 metres offshore.

Departure harbour

Tours leave from the harbour in central Alanya, where close to a hundred boats are moored. Alanya Marina, at the western entrance to town, is a separate harbour.