GONSTER : Luxury Pirate Boat Trip Lunch & Soft Drinks & Transfer

This pirate-boat day trip is interesting because it turns the whole Kemer coastline into one planned mini-adventure, not just a cruise with views. I like how it covers the hard parts for you with round-trip air-conditioned transfers and it stays good value thanks to lunch and soft drinks included. The one real consideration is that the Antalya to Kemer transit can feel long for a day that already runs 8 to 9 hours.

Onboard, you get a structured route, photo-friendly moments around the pirate cave, and several chances to swim in different bays. The fun side is clear, with a foam party and animations, so if you want a quiet sit-and-read day, this may feel a bit busy.

Key highlights before you go

• Big ship energy in Kemer, with a crew ready to get you seated and oriented fast
• Four coastal swim stops, including Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Kiriş Bay
• Pirate cave photo time plus a final swim, so you get both the story and the water
• Foam party and animations, built into the day’s pacing
• Lunch with soft drinks included, so you are not hunting for food mid-cruise

A big pirate-boat day in Kemer with real swimming time

GONSTER, listed as the biggest pirate boat in Antalya, is designed as a full day experience, not a short tour that just skirts the coastline. The format is simple: you ride to Kemer, board the ship, then spend the day moving between bays that are known for clear water and good beach access.

What I like about this setup is that the itinerary keeps giving you reasons to be on deck and then reasons to get in the water. The day is paced with swim breaks at multiple locations, so you are not stuck waiting around. It also mixes fun and scenery. You get the pirate theme, but you are also seeing real coastal spots around Kemer, including areas tied to the region’s nature zones.

The ship’s “luxury pirate” angle also helps the overall vibe. You are not just on a workmanlike boat. You are on a themed vessel with entertainment, and the cruise feels like a planned event.

One more practical note: this trip caps at 250 travelers. That is a lot, but it also means you are likely to find your people and settle into a rhythm without feeling like you are the only ones on board.

Antalya to Kemer transfer: comfortable, but it eats into your day

The day starts with round-trip transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle. For most people, that is the biggest convenience win. Instead of figuring out buses or finding parking, you get picked up and then dropped back in the same general area once the boat returns to Kemer.

Still, the duration matters. The overall trip runs about 8 to 9 hours, and one of the few downside comments tied to this kind of itinerary is simple: the journey from Antalya to Kemer can take time. So you want to plan your expectations. This is not a “grab a quick ticket and be back for dinner” outing.

Because the day is long, you will enjoy it more if you treat it like a full-day plan:

• bring sun protection and plan to be outside much of the time
• expect that the schedule is built around getting you to several bays, not around long breaks on land
• bring a mindset of go-with-the-flow, especially during boarding and photo stops

You also get a mobile ticket, which is helpful. It cuts down on paper chasing, and you can show your ticket on your phone when needed.

Boarding in Kemer and the early pirate-cave photo moment

When you reach Kemer, the ship experience starts right away. You board with the captain and crew ready to guide you to your designated seating or sunbathing area. This matters. A lot of boat tours lose time at the start, because people are looking for places to stand, sit, or store items. Here, the tone is that you get settled, then you go.

Once everyone is aboard, you set off along the coastline toward an early highlight: the pirate cave. The day includes a photo-friendly pass around 10:30, timed so you can grab pictures without needing to be in the exact right spot for the moment.

Then you keep moving, and that early momentum is part of what makes the day feel like an actual adventure instead of a long transit with occasional stops. You get time for photos, then you shift gears to your first swim.

If you are the type who likes to take photos from the best angles, this is a good time to be ready with your camera or phone. The pirate-cave moment happens early, and after that the schedule is focused on swimming and lunch.

Stop-by-stop: pirate cave, Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Kiriş Bay

This tour is built around variety. Each stop has its own feel, so you get more than one kind of water break.

Pirate cave, first look for photos

The pirate cave is not just a theme. It is a real stopping point you can see and photograph as you travel. The payoff is that later you get a final chance related to the cave, so the first look sets up the story.

A smart tip here is to be ready on the side of the ship where you can get a clear view. Even if you miss the perfect angle, you still get the pirate-cave context early enough to feel like the rest of the day is building toward it.

Phaselis Bay: swim and relax with a classic coastal vibe

Next up is Phaselis Bay, a spot described as having green trees meeting soft, sandy shores. The key idea for you is that this stop is about easy enjoyment. You can swim, sunbathe, and generally reset. The stop lasts about one and a half hours, which is enough time to swim a couple times, dry off, and enjoy the view without rushing.

The drawback at any “popular swim with nature around” stop is simple: you might be in a mix of people in the water. You will still have a good time if you keep it flexible. Go in when you feel like it, then come out and rehydrate.

Cennet Bay, also called Paradise Bay: a calmer-feeling swim plus barbecue lunch

Then you head to Cennet Bay, known in English as Paradise Bay. This is where the day leans into the “no crowds” feeling described for the bay. It is another swim stop around one and a half hours, and it is also where you get your barbecue lunch being cooked for you.

This is a big value moment. Rather than you trying to leave the boat, find a restaurant, and lose time, you stay in the experience. The lunch happens while you are on site at the bay, so the energy stays onboard-to-water-to-food.

When you eat, keep it practical. Soft drinks like Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water are included. That helps you stay hydrated between swim rounds, which is honestly the biggest “comfort upgrade” on a day like this.

Kiriş Bay: turquoise water, protected area vibes, and rockier access

Your third swim stop is Kiriş Bay, described as turquoise and protected as part of the coastal national park. The practical takeaway for you is that the environment is controlled, so the stop feels more special than the usual free-for-all shoreline.

This stop lasts about one hour. It includes swimming around the bay’s rocks, and those rocks are worth planning for. You might find water shoes helpful if you are not into stepping over uneven stone edges. Even if you do fine without them, they can make entry and exit less stressful.

Final pirate-cave swim: the story, in actual water

After Kiriş, the route brings you back toward the pirate cave for the final swim stop. This time, you get a chance to swim into the cave itself. That is the kind of moment that turns a boat tour into a memory you will talk about later.

Here is a realistic consideration: caves and rock structures can have limited space, so you want to go with a patient pace. Swim when you feel comfortable. If you want the best photo angle, take it after you are in and have your bearings, not while you are still figuring out the water.

Foam party and animations: fun built into the schedule

If you come for the pirate theme, you will likely enjoy the way the day includes entertainment, not just sightseeing. A foam party is part of the experience, and there are animations throughout the day. This is the heart of the lively mood.

What to expect in practical terms:

• it is a social energy moment, so you will see people moving around more than usual
• it is best for travelers who are happy to participate, not just watch
• if you like photos, the foam party gives easy fun shots without needing a scenic background every time

The biggest caution is about personal comfort. Foam can be messy, and you will be out in sun and water right after. Plan to bring a small mindset for that. If you are traveling with kids, this is probably the reason they will remember the day.

Also, because it is a group tour, entertainment will naturally pull people in. If you want quiet time, you will get it between swim stops. Just do not expect long stretches of silence onboard.

Lunch, soft drinks, and what you really pay for

The price for this tour is $28.66 per person. That is surprisingly affordable for a day that includes boat time, onboard activities, lunch, soft drinks, and round-trip transfers.

To judge value, look at what is included:

• boat tour
• foam party and animations
• lunch
• soft drinks (Coke, Fanta, Sprite, water)
• both-way transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle

What is not included is alcohol and personal spending, so if you drink, you will want to plan for it separately.

Why this matters for your budget is simple. Food and transport add up fast when you are building your own plan. Here, the costs are bundled, so you can spend your mental energy on enjoying the coast instead of calculating whether lunch is worth the money.

The other value piece is timing. You get lunch as part of the flow, including during the Cennet Bay portion. So you are not losing a swim session to an off-boat detour.

Who this GONSTER pirate boat trip suits best

This tour is a strong fit if you want:

• a fun group day with a pirate theme and real swimming stops
• an easy plan from Antalya, with pickup and drop-off handled
• included basics like lunch and soft drinks, so you stay fueled

It is also a good choice if you enjoy themed experiences but still want authentic nature spots around Kemer like Phaselis Bay and Cennet Bay.

It may not be for you if:

• you want a quiet, slow pace with long lingering time at just one beach
• you are sensitive to a longer day and a travel-time ride from Antalya
• foam and animation feel like the opposite of your vacation style

On the plus side, the experience notes that most travelers can participate. So if you are generally able to board a boat and swim at least casually, you are likely to be fine.

Should you book GONSTER Pirate Boat Trip?

My quick take: book it if you want a packaged, energetic day on the Kemer coast where swimming, lunch, and entertainment are already built into the schedule. The included transfer and the fact that you are not hunting for food make it good value for a set price.

Skip it if you picture your ideal vacation as quiet and unstructured. This is active. It has entertainment. It has foam. And it moves through several stops, which means the day is full.

If you do book, set yourself up for success: get sun protection, plan for rocky entry at Kiriş Bay, and be ready for the pirate cave to be both a photo moment and a real swimming feature. That mix is what makes this kind of tour worth your time.

FAQ

What is included in the GONSTER pirate boat trip?

The tour includes both-way air-conditioned transfer, the boat tour, foam party, animations, lunch, and soft drinks like Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water.

Do they pick you up from Antalya?

Yes. Pickup is offered, with round-trip transfers between your hotel and Kemer in an air-conditioned vehicle.

How long is the trip?

The duration is about 8 to 9 hours.

What are the main stops during the cruise?

You will visit Kemer, then swimming stops at Phaselis Bay (Phaselis Koyu), Cennet Bay (Paradise Bay), and Kiriş Bay, plus pirate cave moments. You also return to Kemer at the end.

Is alcohol included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included.

What happens if the weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.