From Antalya/Kemer: All-Inclusive Party Boat with Lunch

A pirate-themed party boat cruise out of Kemer Marina is an easy way to turn a normal beach day into something more like a floating festival. I love the three swim stops in famous-looking bays, with plenty of time to hop in, float, and snorkel.

The main thing to consider is that this is a party boat, so the day can feel loud and warm, especially on the open deck during peak sun. Also, while you get unlimited soft drinks, alcohol is not included and you may want cash or card ready.

Onboard, the energy comes from the DJ and foam party, plus a professional animation team that keeps both adults and kids involved. Names like Yavuz and Coco come up in the staff chatter because the vibe stays friendly and organized, not chaotic.

Key highlights you should not miss

• Pirate-ship fun on a real cruise route from Kemer Marina, not just a harbor loop
• Phaselis Bay lunch stop plus two more swim breaks in Paradise Bay and Lovers Bay
• DJ sets and a foam party that actually define the whole day
• Unlimited soft drinks included, while tea, coffee, and alcohol cost extra
• Kids activities and animation team so families are not stuck watching everyone else have fun

Setting sail from Kemer: the pirate vibe actually matters

If you are choosing between yet another bus-and-beach day and something more playful, this one wins on mood. You board a pirate-themed party boat, and the staff tend to lean into that theme early. The result is a cruise that feels like an event, not just transportation between spots.

The departure point is Kemer Marina, and you want to look for the Monster party boat. If you booked hotel pickup, you typically get taken in an air-conditioned vehicle. If not, you make your own way to the marina.

Either way, you should plan for a bit of waiting while people gather and board. This is normal for boat trips. What matters is that once you are on board, the schedule moves in a clear rhythm: sail out, stop for water fun, refuel with lunch, then do it again with more swimming and party time.

Price and value: $32 for a full day on the water

At around $32 per person, the value comes from what you actually get for the price: a long outing (6 to 8 hours), three swimming stops, a full lunch meal on board, and unlimited soft drinks. That combination is hard to beat if you would otherwise pay for a half-day charter or separate entry tickets plus food.

What’s not included is also important. Alcohol is available to purchase onboard, but it is extra. Tea and coffee are also for purchase. So if you drink more than just soda, you should budget for it up front.

The other value point is that this is not a one-stop swim and return. You get multiple bays, which means you can pick your own pace, quiet time or party time, instead of feeling trapped at one crowded beach.

Getting to Phaselis Bay: lunch without the ancient city detour

The cruise route is built around three bay stops, and the first one is the big one: Phaselis Bay. You get free time there, and that is when lunch is served on board.

Here is a key detail to know before you plan other sightseeing: the trip stops in Phaselis Bay, but it does not embark at Phaselis Ancient City. So if you are hoping to wander ruins on this day, you will need a different outing. This boat trip is about the water and the fun onboard, not a land visit.

Phaselis Bay is a good choice for lunch because you are already in holiday mode. Instead of fighting crowds in a historic site, you can settle on deck, eat, and then jump back into the water while the day is still young. If you get seasick easily, the first sail should be manageable, and you can always stay close to the middle of the boat where motion usually feels less.

Your swim stops: what each bay experience likely feels like

You get time to swim and snorkel, and the boat anchors in spots where the water looks clear and inviting. In practical terms, you want to be ready with your swim gear and something to dry off quickly. Boat steps can be slippery, and it is easy to lose track of time once the water is calling.

Phaselis Bay: swim, then eat

Phaselis Bay sets the tone. You swim first, then you get lunch served onboard during the stop. This timing is convenient. You do not feel like you are waiting all day for food, and you also do not have to eat before you swim when you might feel too full.

Paradise Bay: sunbathing and snorkeling time

After Phaselis, you sail to Paradise Bay. This is another swimming and sunbathing stop, with time that works well for snorkeling if you like to see what is under the surface.

This is also where you can choose your style for the day. Want to chill? Find shade if you can, or bring a hat that makes direct sun less intense. Want more action? Keep an eye on the timing cues from the crew so you do not miss the call back to the boat.

Lovers Bay: the final swim before the party fades

The last stop is Lovers Bay. By the time you reach the final bay, most people are warmed up, in a good mood, and ready to squeeze in one more round of swimming.

If you are traveling with kids, this third stop is often the easiest. They have already learned the rhythm, and the boat energy stays high as the foam party and DJ moments continue in the background.

Onboard energy: DJ sets, foam party, and animation that keeps it moving

This is the part that makes the boat feel different from a standard coastal cruise. The day is paced by onboard entertainment, especially the DJ performance and the foam party.

The DJ sets tend to be modern and party-friendly, and they help the time between swim stops feel shorter. If you like dancing, you can stay near where the music is strongest. If you just want a good vibe without being in the middle of the action, you can relax on deck and still feel like you are part of the event.

Then comes the foam party. The foam moments are a big highlight, and they tend to be the peak memory for many people. It is fun, it is loud, and it can get messy. That is the point. If you prefer a quiet cruise, you might still enjoy it, but you will want to treat it like a separate activity rather than the whole day.

The animation team adds structure. Kids activities are part of the experience, and that matters because it gives families a reason to book a party boat without it turning into a stress test.

Staff names you may hear mentioned include Yavuz, Coco, Gonster, Ali, Noori, Tugi nuri, Nori, and Oliver. Even if you do not get the exact same team, the pattern is consistent: the crew tries to keep people engaged and taken care of, not just tossed into party mode and left there.

Food and drinks: what you get, what you pay for, and how to prepare

Lunch is included and served onboard during the Phaselis Bay stop. Based on the way people describe it, you should expect a real meal rather than a tiny snack. Many mention the food as good, flavourful, and generous, with enough variety to keep most people happy.

For drinks, you get unlimited soft drinks included. That is a big win because it controls the onboard costs. If you want cocktails, beer, or anything stronger, you will be purchasing onboard.

Tea and coffee are also available for purchase, so plan that if you rely on caffeine. If you do not, you can stick to soft drinks and save money.

Practical tip: bring some cash or a card for onboard extras. Even if your budget is tight, it is easier when you are not scrambling at the bar.

What the day timeline feels like

The experience runs 6 to 8 hours, and your exact start time depends on availability. One common pattern you might see is an early morning departure and a return around mid-afternoon. For planning, treat it as a full half to full day, not a quick outing.

A key rhythm is swim stop, onboard activities, lunch, then more swim and party time. If you want to maximize value, plan your timing like this:

• Swim early so you get comfortable with the water before the crowd energy ramps up
• Eat during the Phaselis Bay stop without rushing
• Save the best sunbathing spot for later if you like staying put
• Use the final bay to do one last swim before the day winds down

If the boat is busy, you can still find space, especially if you are willing to move deck sections. Some people also get reserved seating or VIP-area access, which can put you closer to the DJ action.

Who this boat trip is best for

This is one of those tours that works well for different travel styles, as long as you match the day’s vibe.

Book it if you want:

• A party boat on the Turkish coast, with real time in the water
• An all-in-one day with lunch and soft drinks included
• A trip that can keep kids busy with animation and activities
• A straightforward way to see three bays without planning your own transport

Skip it if you want:

• A quiet, museum-style cultural day
• Ruins or guided land sightseeing at Phaselis Ancient City (this trip does not do that)
• A totally alcohol-included party experience (you will pay extra for alcohol)

It also helps to be comfortable with boat life basics: sunscreen, a towel, and the willingness to share the deck with lots of people.

Small practical notes that make the day smoother

A few details can save you hassle:

• Bring swim gear and something easy to put on after getting out of the water.
• Sunscreen matters, because you are on deck for hours.
• If you are sensitive to heat, try to balance deck time with shade, especially around midday.
• If you want a smooth start, be at the marina early enough that boarding feels calm.

If you booked pickup, you should wait outside the hotel security area about 5 minutes before your pickup time. That helps the vehicle find you quickly and keeps everyone on schedule.

Should you book this pirate party boat from Kemer?

I think you should book it if your goal is a fun, high-energy sea day that combines swimming, lunch, and a genuine onboard party. The biggest reasons are the three bay swim stops, the included lunch at Phaselis Bay, and the fact that the entertainment is part of the core plan, not an optional add-on.

You might want to choose something else if you mainly want history and ruins, or if you hate loud music and foam. For the right match, though, this is strong value for a full day on the water at $32.

If you are going with family, the kids activities and animation team are a big plus. If you are going as a couple or with friends, it is one of the simpler ways to turn a coast trip into something you will actually talk about later.

FAQ

How long is the party boat excursion?

The duration is typically 6 to 8 hours. You should check availability to see your exact starting time.

Where does the tour start and end?

You meet at Kemer Marina and look for the Monster party boat. The tour ends back at the meeting point, or you can be dropped off at your accommodation if pickup was selected.

Is hotel pickup available?

Pickup is optional. If you select it, you will be picked up in an air-conditioned vehicle. If you are using pickup, wait outside the security area of your hotel 5 minutes before the given pickup time.

What food and drinks are included?

Lunch is served on board during the stop at Phaselis Bay, and you get unlimited soft drinks. Alcoholic drinks, tea, and coffee are available for purchase onboard.

Do we visit Phaselis Ancient City?

No. The boat stops in Phaselis Bay, but it does not embark at Phaselis Ancient City.

What languages does the host use?

The host or greeter speaks English and Russian.