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

The foam party at sea gives this Kemer outing its main character. You leave your hotel early, board at Kemer Harbor, and spend the day moving between turquoise swimming spots, loud music, dancing, lunch, and more time in the water. It is less a quiet yacht cruise than a floating beach party with scenery.

I like the easy hotel pickup and drop-off, especially for a 7 a.m. start, and I like the mix of swimming and entertainment. You are not stuck on board all day. You get a break at Phaselis Bay, another hour at a boat-only swimming spot, and a final stop near Olympos. The main drawback is the possible size of the group: with room for up to 300 people, this is not the right choice if you want a peaceful, intimate cruise.

Key points to know before booking

• Phaselis Bay provides the first major swim stop, with lunch served on board afterward.
• The trip includes two foam parties, DJ music, dancing, and a dance show.
• A second swimming stop lasts about an hour, at a place reachable only by boat.
• The Olympos stop is for swimming near the ancient city, not a guided archaeological visit.
• Lunch, insurance, and hotel transfers are included, but drinks and private spending are extra.
• The boat may carry as many as 300 people, so expect a social party atmosphere rather than a small-group sail.

What kind of boat day is this?

This is a full-day coastal outing built around fun on the water. The stated duration is about nine to ten hours, including the morning transfer to Kemer Harbor, the boat ride, several stops, and the return ride to your hotel.

The word luxury in the tour name should be understood with care. The day includes a yacht-style boat, full food service, music, a bar, and organized entertainment, but the large maximum capacity means you should not picture a private charter or a quiet sailing trip.

I would think of it as a floating beach club. You can sit back and watch the coast, but the program also pushes toward dancing, foam, and group energy. That makes it a strong match for families with older children, couples who enjoy lively outings, and anyone who wants a simple day at sea without arranging transport or meals alone.

It is less suitable for anyone hoping to spend the day in silence, photograph ancient ruins from an empty deck, or enjoy a small boat with personal attention. The music and entertainment are central, not occasional extras.

Leaving Kemer Harbor after the 7 a.m. pickup

Your day begins early. Pickup is offered from your hotel, with the listed start time at 7:00 a.m. You then travel to Kemer Harbor, where the boat portion begins.

That early start matters. A nine to ten-hour outing uses much of the day, and the transfer time is part of the experience. The benefit is that you do not need to find the harbor yourself or arrange a taxi before breakfast. The tradeoff is simple: this is not a lazy late-morning cruise.

Once on board, the boat heads out from the harbor over the clear coastal water. The entertainment begins early with DJ music, dancing, and a foam party. If you prefer to settle into a quiet seat first, do so quickly, since the program is designed to create a party mood from the start.

You should plan for a busy deck and bring a practical attitude. The details supplied for the tour do not specify seating arrangements, cabins, or a quieter section, so avoid booking this with the expectation of a private place to retreat.

Phaselis Bay: swimming first, lunch afterward

The first named stop is Phaselis Bay, where you get a chance to swim and cool off. The stop is scheduled for about two hours, giving you time to get into the water rather than simply pause for a quick photograph.

Phaselis is a useful first stop because it breaks up the boat ride early in the day. After the music and foam party, the water gives you a different way to enjoy the coast. You can swim, sit on board, or watch the bay while the boat remains the base for the group.

Lunch is served on board at this part of the day. That is one of the tour’s practical strengths. You do not have to leave the boat to search for a restaurant, and your meal is built into the schedule rather than treated as an extra stop.

The exact menu is not provided, so you should not book based on a particular dish. The same applies to dietary needs, which are not explained in the available details. If food restrictions matter to you, ask Seven Tours before paying.

The Phaselis stop also comes with an important fine-print point. Admission is listed as not included. The description presents the stop mainly as a swim break, so you should confirm whether you will have the chance or need to go ashore and what any entrance payment would involve. Do not assume that the boat stop includes a full visit to the ancient site.

The boat-only swimming stop and second foam party

After lunch, the boat continues to another local spot reachable only by boat. Here you get about one hour in the water, which is a useful length of time for swimming and paddling without turning the stop into a rushed photo break.

This is likely the most straightforward part of the day. There is no stated town visit or land excursion. You remain focused on the sea, with the boat serving as your floating base.

Bring the basics you need to be comfortable around water. The supplied information confirms swimming and paddling, but it does not specify equipment rental, towels, changing rooms, or showers. Pack accordingly, and keep personal items secure while you are in the water.

After the swimming period, the boat returns to its entertainment program with another foam party and a dance show. This change of pace is deliberate. The schedule alternates between active swimming and organized fun on board, so the day does not depend on sightseeing alone.

The dance show and DJ music may be a highlight for some people and a nuisance for others. I would choose this trip only if everyone in your group is comfortable with amplified music and public entertainment. The boat’s maximum capacity of 300 people makes that point even more important.

Swimming near Olympos, not a full ancient-city tour

The final named stop is near Olympos, where the boat pauses for another swim. The stop is listed at about two hours, and admission is free.

Olympos gives the day a historical setting, but you should keep your expectations exact. This program describes a swim stop near the ancient city, not a guided walk through its ruins. If your priority is exploring Olympos on foot, this boat trip will not replace a land tour.

Still, the location adds interest to a day that could otherwise be only about music and swimming. You get coastal scenery linked with one of the region’s best-known ancient places, even if the schedule does not promise time ashore.

The free admission listed for this stop helps keep the basic price clear. You are paying for the boat day and its services, not for a separate archaeological excursion. Ask before booking if visiting the ruins is essential to your plan.

After this stop, the boat heads back toward Kemer Harbor. You can sit back during the return journey, then use the included transfer back to your hotel. Since the exact return time is not given, keep your evening flexible.

What the $36 price covers

At $36 per person, this is priced as an accessible full-day outing rather than a premium private cruise. The value comes from combining several costs into one booking:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Boat transportation
• Lunch
• Foam parties and onboard entertainment
• Travel insurance
• Several swimming stops

If you arranged transfers, a boat trip, lunch, and a full day of water access separately, the costs could add up quickly. The included transport is especially useful if you are staying away from Kemer Harbor or do not want to negotiate a taxi early in the morning.

The price does not cover drinks. The boat has bar service, but you should budget separately for anything you buy there. Private expenses are also excluded.

The value is strongest for you if you plan to use the whole program: swim at the stops, eat lunch on board, and take part in the entertainment. It is weaker if you mainly want a quiet boat ride and intend to avoid the music and foam activities.

Group size, comfort, and the real meaning of luxury

The maximum group size is 300 people, a figure worth taking seriously. A boat carrying that many people can offer energy, social contact, and a lively party atmosphere. It can also mean more noise, busier swimming access, and less personal space.

The tour is suitable for most people, and the information says most participants can take part. It does not provide detailed accessibility information, so you should contact the operator directly if you need specific assistance with boarding, stairs, seating, or getting into the water.

The crew and entertainment team are important to the day’s success. The experience includes music, foam, dancing, and a dance show, so staff activity is not a side feature. You will see a planned program rather than a simple transport boat.

No guide names are provided. This is not presented as a guided history tour, and you should not expect a named specialist leading detailed commentary about Phaselis or Olympos.

Who will enjoy this Kemer yacht tour?

I would recommend it to you if you want a low-effort beach day with transport, lunch, swimming, and a ready-made social atmosphere. It works well for groups of friends and families who like to keep moving between activities.

It can also suit couples, but only if both of you enjoy loud music and organized entertainment. The boat has romantic coastal scenery, yet the overall mood is more party cruise than quiet escape.

You may want a different outing if you are seeking:

• A private or small-group yacht
• A quiet sailing experience
• A detailed archaeological visit
• A set menu or confirmed dietary arrangements
• Included drinks
• A late start
• Guaranteed personal space

The experience requires good weather. If conditions are poor, the operator may cancel and offer another date or a full refund. It also requires a minimum number of participants, so a low booking level can lead to a change or cancellation.

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations inside that period are not accepted for a refund.

Should you book the Seven Tours boat day?

Book this tour if you want Kemer’s coast packaged as a long, lively day with swimming, lunch, music, foam, and simple hotel transfers. At $36, it offers a lot for the money, especially when you value convenience more than privacy.

Before paying, make three checks. Confirm your pickup details, ask about drinks and any food requirements, and decide if a boat that may hold up to 300 people suits your group.

My final call is straightforward: this is a good-value party cruise with worthwhile swimming stops, not a luxury escape in the quiet sense. Choose it for fun on the water and easy logistics. Skip it if your ideal day near Phaselis and Olympos means silence, solitude, or serious ruins time.

FAQ

What is included in the Kemer yacht tour?

The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, travel insurance, lunch, a foam party, and the boat trip with its scheduled entertainment and swimming stops.

Are drinks included?

No. Drinks are not included in the price, although bar service is available on board.

How long does the tour last?

The experience lasts approximately nine to ten hours.

What time does the tour start?

The listed start time is 7:00 a.m.

Does the tour stop at Phaselis Bay?

Yes. Phaselis Bay is a swimming stop, and lunch is served on board during this part of the day. Admission is not included.

Does the tour visit Olympos?

The boat stops for swimming near Olympos. Admission for this stop is listed as free, but the program does not describe a guided visit to the ancient city.

Is hotel transportation included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Poor weather or failure to reach the minimum number of participants may also lead to a different date or a full refund.