Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
A little gem in the province of Antalya, the town of Kemer harmoniously combines sublime beaches, translucent sea and green hills. In addition, its mild Mediterranean climate and relaxing atmosphere provide vacationers with particularly exhilarating moments. As the preferred mode of transportation for exploring the coast is by yacht, opting for a yacht charter in Kemer will be the best way to discover the region's most beautiful attractions.
What is there to do in Kemer?
Kemer's location, on the splendid Taurus mountain range, offers its visitors several hiking possibilities. To fully appreciate the spectacular scenery of this town in south-western Turkey, opt for trekking on the Ucoluk plateau. Nature lovers will be dazzled by its wealth of wildlife and the pine forests to be crossed on the plateau.
Another excursion will take you to the magnificent Goynuk canyon and you will enjoy a breathtaking landscape. On the program, canoeing, sliding on the rocks, swimming close-hauled to the waterfalls and climbing. What's more, the cable car from Olympos to Mount Tahtali is an exciting experience not to be missed in Kemer.
For the rest of the trip, experience the joys of the sea on the remarkable beaches of Kemer. The sailing clubs in Beldibi and Tekirova offer para-sailing, water-jet-powered motorized craft, snorkeling and scuba diving. In addition, pleasant sea trips await you all along the coast. As a bonus, you will discover ancient sites at Phaselis and Olympos and in the towns of Antalya, Belbidi, Adrasan and Cirali.
What is there to see in Kemer?
In the various sites listed above, which await you during your pleasant cruise along the coast, astonishing discoveries await you! The Phaselis archaeological site will be your first stop, where you can admire the temple dedicated to Athena and the Acropolis hill.
Then, head for Olympos where you will immortalize, among other things, fortified castles, an amphitheater and various Roman remains. To round off this cultural escapade, head to Belbidi. There you will find a cave full of cave paintings and flint stone tools from the Mesolithic and Paleolithic periods.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 925 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $20,830 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,112 |
| Maximum price per week | $526,500 |