A sea day that feels like a small vacation. This Kemer Mega Star boat trip is a straightforward mix of hotel transfer, big swimming coves, and a proper party moment with a foam party. I love the “pick you up and drop you back” setup, and I really like how the day is built around swimming stops with standout scenery like Phaselis Bay. One thing to keep in mind: lunch is included, but it’s basic, so if you’re hungry for restaurant-level food, you may want to set expectations.

The itinerary is paced like a best-of-the-coast sampler: you start in Kemer, sail out of Kemer Marina, then spend quality time at places like Phaselis Koyu and Kiris. I also like that the crew runs the day in English, so you’re not guessing what’s next. If you prefer a quiet day on the water, the foam party and music portion may feel a little more energetic than you’d like.

Key highlights to look for on this boat trip

• Easy hotel pickup and drop-off around Kemer, with clear guidance to meet at the main hotel gate
• Three swimming stops built around well-known bays like Phaselis and Kiris
• Lunch included (chicken, pasta, salad) with the timing right before the fun portion
• Foam party on board with music and crew-led energy
• English-speaking crew and a format that works well for mixed groups, including families
• Big capacity (up to 250), so expect a lively atmosphere rather than a private boat

Kemer Mega Star Boat Trip: the simple plan that works

This is the kind of tour that makes sense when you want a full day on the water without spending hours figuring out transport. You’re in Kemer, you get picked up, you ride to the port, and you stay on the boat for most of the experience. It’s not complicated, and that’s part of the charm.

The day is also long enough to feel like you did something real—about 7 hours total—yet not so long that it burns your entire day. Most departures start at 9:30 am, so you’re already moving early enough to catch the day’s momentum.

Getting picked up in Kemer without the stress

Logistics matter on sea days. The timing is set up to minimize waiting, and your confirmation is received at booking, so you can plan around the pickup.

Pickup is offered from most hotels in the Kemer area, but here’s the detail that saves time: due to hotel rules, you meet at the main entrance gate, not the reception. That’s the kind of small point that can turn a smooth start into a frantic one—so arrive a few minutes early and keep an eye out for the correct group.

The meeting point is listed as Marina Kemer GMerkez on Yalı Cd. 9/A (07990 Kemer/Antalya). If your hotel is one of the spots where pickup is strict, meeting at the gate is your best bet for not missing the boat schedule.

Also note: this tour uses a mobile ticket. Have it ready on your phone so you can get through the start faster once you reach the port.

Sailing out of Kemer Marina: the part you feel in your body

Once everyone boards, you’re headed out from Kemer Marina and into the blue waters of the Mediterranean. Even before the swimming stops, you’ll feel the change from hotel/road time to sea time.

This portion of the day tends to be the “easy warm-up.” You get your bearings, settle in, and start thinking about when you’ll jump in. It’s also the moment where you can gauge the vibe on board—some people want to lounge; others are ready for the first swim.

Phaselis Koyu: the first big swim with standout scenery

Phaselis Koyu is where the trip earns its reputation. This is the bay described as famous for turquoise waters and lush vegetation, and that combination matters because it shapes what the water looks like from the boat and once you’re in it.

The stop gives you about 1 hour 30 minutes, which is a solid chunk of time for one main swimming break. That duration is helpful. You can swim, float, and still have time to reapply sunscreen if you’re the kind of person who does that mid-day.

If you like photos, this is the place to spend a few extra minutes on the water edge before you move on. The views are the kind you remember later, not the kind you glance at once.

Paradise Bay around Tekirova: another swimming break, different feel

Next up is Tekirova, with a swimming stop identified as Paradise Bay. The key point here is that it’s another swim stop, not a long sightseeing lecture. Expect about 1 hour for this stop.

Why it’s worth it: multiple bays mean you’re not just doing one swim and heading back. Three separate chances to jump in makes the whole day feel active. Even if you’re not into snorkeling, being able to swap locations helps you find the water conditions you like best.

Also, when the outside temperature is high, it’s nice to break it up with repeated water time instead of one long “boat ride” followed by one short swim.

Kiris: lunch, then the foam party shift into full fun mode

Kiris is a turning point in the day because it blends downtime with energy.

First, you get the lunch portion. It’s included and served on the boat, typically listed as chicken, pasta, and salad. This is not gourmet food, and that’s okay. The point is convenience and fuel. One review called the meal a bit flat, while others described it as decent—so I’d treat lunch as “there to keep you going,” not as the highlight.

After lunch, the atmosphere changes. This is when the foam party starts, with upbeat music and crew-led entertainment. If you’ve ever joined a party at sea, you already know the vibe: people who were lounging get loud, kids get excited, and the whole deck becomes one big group zone.

This is also where the tour earns points for family friendliness. The crew organizes activities for children during the foam party portion, so parents aren’t stuck playing entertainer the whole time.

One more practical detail: the party timing is set after lunch, so you’re not eating and then immediately forced into chaos without a break. That sequencing helps.

Captain energy and the vibe on board

The captain seems to play a big role in the mood. There’s clear enthusiasm in the way the day is run, and one review called the captain a showman. Translation: expect personality up front, not a silent “just drive the boat” captain.

You might also be offered VIP seating, depending on how the boat is set up that day. One helpful note from feedback: some people prefer not to sit in the special spot and instead lie down, so think about what you’ll enjoy most—shade, view, or just comfort.

Because the group size can be up to 250, you’ll likely feel a social energy rather than a quiet, private-water experience. If your ideal day is calm, plan to spend some of the time earlier in the day when the foam portion hasn’t started yet.

Return to Kemer: easy drop-off makes the day feel complete

After Kiris, you’re back toward Kemer in the afternoon. The return includes a comfortable car waiting at the port for the transfer back to Kemer.

Then you’re dropped back at your hotel. That’s important because it closes the loop. You’re not stuck finding buses or negotiating with taxis after a long sea day.

One more advantage: having the return scheduled helps you avoid “what time do we meet?” stress. Sea tours go better when the end is organized.

Price and value: why $20 can feel like a deal

At about $20 per person, this tour packages a lot into one price: hotel pickup and drop-off, lunch on board, and a foam party add-on. You’re also getting a full day’s worth of sea time with multiple swimming stops and an English-speaking crew.

Where the value shines:

• You’re paying for transportation convenience plus activities, not just a boat ride.
• The day is structured around three swim opportunities, so you’re not wasting the trip waiting for one short moment in the water.
• Kids and adults both get an on-board entertainment component, which can reduce the need to spend extra money later for activities.

Where to stay realistic:

• Lunch is included, but it’s not positioned as restaurant food. Plan for simple, filling meals.
• Drinks are not included, so if you like bottled water, soft drinks, or other beverages, expect additional spending on the day.

Who this boat trip is best for

This works especially well if you’re:

• Staying in the Kemer area and want an easy day off without transit hassle
• A family with kids who will get energy from the foam party and crew-led activities
• Someone who wants multiple swims in different bays instead of one location

It may be less ideal if you want:

• A quiet, low-volume day on the water
• Fine dining during lunch (the included meal is basic)
• A private-boat feel (the max group size is up to 250)

Practical tips so your day goes smoothly

Here’s what I think helps most, based on how this trip is structured.

First, treat the day like a swim-first schedule. The time blocks are built for getting in the water at each bay, so don’t plan to spend the whole day only watching from the deck.

Second, plan for an on-board party rhythm. Foam and music happen after lunch, so if you’re sensitive to loud sound, you’ll want to manage where you spend your time before that starts.

Third, be ready for a lively group atmosphere. With a capacity that can reach 250, the boat won’t feel like a small-group charter.

Finally, keep your phone ticket and pickup details handy. Meeting at your hotel’s main entrance gate (not reception) is the type of detail that prevents delays.

Should you book the Kemer Mega Star Boat Trip?

If you want a fun, organized sea day from Kemer—complete with hotel transfer, lunch, and a foam party—this is a strong pick for the money. The best part is the structure: you’re not stuck deciding what to do next, and you get multiple swim breaks in bays that are known for beautiful water.

I’d skip it if you’re chasing a calm, high-end dining experience or a quiet sightseeing cruise. And if you’re picky about food, treat lunch as fuel, not a culinary event.

Overall: if you’re in Kemer and you’d like a Mediterranean day that mixes swimming with entertainment, this one makes sense. Just go in knowing it’s a social, activity-forward boat trip—and you’ll have an easier time enjoying it.

FAQ

What’s the duration of the Kemer Mega Star boat trip?

The tour runs for about 7 hours.

How much does the boat trip cost?

The price is $20.00 per person.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for the Kemer region.

Where is the meeting point and what time does it start?

The meeting point is Marina Kemer GMerkez, Yalı Cd. 9/A, 07990 Kemer/Antalya. The start time is 9:30 am.

What’s included in lunch and is it on the boat?

Lunch is included and is listed as chicken, pasta, and salad. It’s part of the Kiris stop on the boat.

Is the foam party included, and are drinks included too?

The foam party is included. Drinks are not included.

Are there any key limitations for participation or weather?

Confirmation is received at booking, most travelers can participate, and the experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.