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Enjoy pick-up from your hotel in Antalya and transfer to Kemer Marina. Then, climb aboard a pirate ship and cruise the turquoise south coast of Turkey.

Head towards Phaselis, passing pine forests and the Taurus Mountains. Experience the most charming coast of the Turkish Riviera and get the chance to swim and snorkel in the clear blue waters. Anchor at Olympos Bay for lunch. Then continue through the 3-island location.

After a swimming break close to the islands, sail back to Kemer Marina where a transfer bus will be waiting to take you back to your hotel.

What’s Included

• Pick-up transfer from your hotel in Antalya at approximately 08:00
• All entrance fees as mentioned in the itinerary
• Lunch (drinks are extra)
• Transportation by fully air-conditioned coach
• Return transfer to your hotel at approximately 17:00

 

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Waters of Kemer provide you with an excellent opportunity for an underwater adventure. On this tour, you will have 2 dives including lunch or enjoy the boat trip with no dive with lunch included. These dives enable beginners and seasoned divers to explore the clear waters of Kemer. It is an ideal place for diving as the water is clear and warm and there are strict underwater activity laws.

Before you make the first dive, you will be briefed about the technical details of diving in the waters of Alanya. You will easily learn how to make use of your underwater diving gear and explore some fascinating caves and swim with the exotic fish.

A high-quality diving-service ensures that the divers remain safe and have a memorable experience. After a few try-dives and skill tests, you can progress further to experience the amazing and colorful underwater life.

What’s Included

• Hotel pick-up and drop off
• Professional guide & instructor
• Lunch
• Diving equipment

What’s Not Included

• Drinks
• Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
• DVD (available to purchase)

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Arising from the Taurus mountains and passing through the natural beauty of the canyons, Köprüçay River falls into the Mediterranean Sea to the south. Feeding on the subterranean waters of the high-walled canyons standing on both sides, rafting through this pristine river is one of the most beautiful natural recreation activities in Turkey.

Join this exciting rafting adventure and challenge the white water waves, holes and drops in a great raft. Enjoy getting wet splashing through the rapids, and take a break from the raft to swim and surf the big waves.

The tour takes place between the historical Oluk and Karabük bridges and has a difficulty level of about 2-3.

What’s Included

• 14 km river rafting activity
• Transfers with hotel pick-up and drop off from hotels in Antalya
• Riverside lunch
• 1 x Soft drink (cola, fanta, sprite or fruit juices)
• 2 x Trip photos (selected by you)
• Skilled raft guide for duration of tour
• Equipment
• Trip insurance

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Take an excursion to some of the most important archaeological sights of Anatolia on an 8-hour tour from Antalya. You will visit 3 of the 4 great cities of the Hellenistic period, and cool down at the magnificent Kurşunlu Waterfall on one of the tributaries of the lovely Aksu River.

First, you will visit Perge, an ancient Greek city founded in the southwest of Anatolia, approximately 9 miles east of modern-day Antalya. During the Hellenistic period, Perge was the capital of Pamphylia and one of the 4 great cities that also included Aspendos, Side, and Sillion.

It was one of the richest and most beautiful cities in the ancient world, most famous for its temple dedicated to Artemis, the beautiful goddess of wilderness. Home to the renowned Greek mathematician Apollonius of Perge, according to legend, it was also the birthplace of beer.

For approximately 450 years, Perge was under the control of the Greeks until the Persians conquered it in 546 BC. 200 years later the armies of Alexander the Great entered Perge, ending the Persian reign. From that time, until the fall of the Roman Empire, Perge was under the patronage of the Romans. With its long history and its combination of 3 different cultures, the ruins are a delight to explore.

Continue to Aspendos, approximately 25 miles east of Antalya. Another of the great cities of Pamphylia, Aspendos was located on an important trade route. Alexander the Great’s armies had the city in their sight, finally conquering it in 333 BC. Aspendos then fell under Roman patronage in 930 BC until the end of the Roman Empire.

The theatre, built between 161-180 AD during the reign of Marcus Aurelius, is considered one of the world’s best-preserved theaters from antiquity and is an immensely popular tourist attraction.

Continue to Side. The ancient Greek city’s spectacular natural harbour setting made it one of the most important cities in Pamphylia, and one of the most significant centers for trade, especially of olive oil and slaves.

This also made it a target for many invaders and, after the Greeks, the Persians took Side under their wing, eventually giving in to the forces of Alexander the Great’s armies in 333 BC. By the 4th-Century Side had begun to decline. Following non-stop invasions and a succession of natural disasters, the city was completely abandoned in the 10th-Century, leaving behind ruins that are considered among the most notable in Asia Minor.

Departing Side, you will make your way back to Antalya, about 45 miles west of the ruins. Arrive back in Antalya for a hotel drop-off at the end of the tour.

What’s Included?
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• All Fees and Taxes
• Professional art historian guide
• Lunch
• Breakfast
• Dinner
• Drinks at lunchtime
• Gratuities/TIP
• Anything else that is not specifically mentioned in the included section

 

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What’s Included?

Hotel pickup and drop-off
7-hours boat trip
Lunch
Seasonal salad
Fruit or Dessert

What’s excluded?
Additional food and drinks
Tips
Archaeological site entrance fee
 

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Explore Antalya Bay and see for yourself why it holds one of the nicest harbors in all of Turkey. Antalya Harbor was used for more than 500 years by different cultures; today it is a great place for boat trips along the Turkish Coast. The harbor is surrounded by the ancient city walls of Antalya and offers great views of the city’s entire Mediterranean coast.

After reaching Antalya, guests will enjoy a fantastic afternoon walk through Kaleichi (old town). Once you have take in the views, you will take a boat tour on the Mediterranean Sea. As you glide along the beautiful coast, you can admire the spectacular views of the city and the Taurus Mountains.

What’s Included

• Pick-up and drop off to and from hotels
• Boat trip for 2 hours at Antalya bay
• Lunch at Old Antalya town
• 1.5-hour free time in the Bazaar area
• Entrance fee to Duden Waterfalls

 

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Take an excursion to some of the most important archaeological sights of Anatolia on an 8-hour tour from Antalya. You will visit 3 of the 4 great cities of the Hellenistic period, and cool down at the magnificent Kurşunlu Waterfall on one of the tributaries of the lovely Aksu River.

First, you will visit Perge, an ancient Greek city founded in the southwest of Anatolia, approximately 9 miles east of modern-day Antalya. During the Hellenistic period, Perge was the capital of Pamphylia and one of the 4 great cities that also included Aspendos, Side, and Sillion.

It was one of the richest and most beautiful cities in the ancient world, most famous for its temple dedicated to Artemis, the beautiful goddess of wilderness. Home to the renowned Greek mathematician Apollonius of Perge, according to legend, it was also the birthplace of beer.

For approximately 450 years, Perge was under the control of the Greeks until the Persians conquered it in 546 BC. 200 years later the armies of Alexander the Great entered Perge, ending the Persian reign. From that time, until the fall of the Roman Empire, Perge was under the patronage of the Romans. With its long history and its combination of 3 different cultures, the ruins are a delight to explore.

Continue to Aspendos, approximately 25 miles east of Antalya. Another of the great cities of Pamphylia, Aspendos was located on an important trade route. Alexander the Great’s armies had the city in their sight, finally conquering it in 333 BC. Aspendos then fell under Roman patronage in 930 BC until the end of the Roman Empire.

The theatre, built between 161-180 AD during the reign of Marcus Aurelıus, is considered one of the world’s best-preserved theaters from antiquity and is an immensely popular tourist attraction.

Continue to Side. The ancient Greek city’s spectacular natural harbor setting made it one of the most important cities in Pamphylia, and one of the most significant centers for trade, especially of olive oil and slaves.

This also made it a target for many invaders and, after the Greeks, the Persians took Side under their wing, eventually giving in to the forces of Alexander the Great’s armies in 333 BC. By the 4th-Century Side had begun to decline. Following non-stop invasions and a succession of natural disasters, the city was completely abandoned in the 10th-Century, leaving behind ruins that are considered among the most notable in Asia Minor.

Departing Side, you will make your way back to Antalya, about 45 miles west of the ruins. Arrive back in Antalya for a hotel drop-off at the end of the tour.

What’s Included?

Hotel pick-up and drop-off

All Fees and Taxes

Professional art historian guide

Lunch

What’s excluded?

Breakfast

Dinner

Drinks at lunchtime

Gratuities/TIP

Anything else that is not specifically mentioned in the included section

 

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