Antalya is the biggest international sea resort in Turkey and a magnificent place that attracts people from all around the world. It is situated on the southwest coast and offers a gateway to the Turkish Riviera. It is backed by the imposing peaks of the Taurus mountains, with streams, rivers, and waterfalls running from sky-scraping heights down to the cobalt waters of the Mediterranean Sea.  

Before you begin your catamaran cruise in Antalya, you can spend a day ashore to explore new sights with deep historical roots. You may also delve into new shopping districts and enjoy the vivid city life, together with the magnificent Turkish cuisine. You can start your day by heading to the ancient city of Side. Here, you can stroll along the narrow streets and head up to the Roman Amphitheater and Bathhouse (converted into the Side Museum). The “Three Beauties” sculpture is a must-see piece at the museum, symbolizing the beauty of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. Following the road to the coast, you’ll reach the famous temple of Apollo and Athena, dedicated to the Greek god of light and sun. Visitors seeking a cultural and recreational experience can explore the Aquarium in Antalya, the Korpulu Kanyon, the Duden Waterfalls, and the Ataturk Park. These are the top areas to enjoy a sense of freedom, away from the hustle of the city. To make it even more exciting, away from the crowds, a catamaran tour in Antalya will offer you a luxury break in Turkey and create the best holiday experience for you. 

Antalya is not limited to the city center’s wonders. A catamaran charter in Antalya can be spent exploring beaches and bays along the coast. At the top of our list is Olympos Beach, situated near Mount Olympus (Mount Tahtalı). This is generally preferred for couples and teenagers who want to spend the night enjoying the greenery and natural wonders of the area. In the city center, you can also visit Lara, Onekkoy, and Inciralti Beach. For some more remote locations, you can stop by Adrasan, Papaz, or Korsan Bay. Adrasan is fantastic for day trips and is one of the best diving locations. By hiring a catamaran, you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in clear waters. You will also not be too far from Kemer, which is about 50 km away. 

For a three-day cruise from Antalya, you can explore Kas, the sunken city of Kekova, and the Greek Island of Kastellorizo. It is completely your choice how long you want to sail the Kas Kekova Riviera. You also have the choice to complete a week's cruise on a luxury catamaran and explore Kalkan, Patara, Fethiye, and Gocek. Alternatively, starting from Antalya, you can head to Belek, Side, and Alanya. The Mediterranean coast of Turkey is full of bays, caves, coves, villages, and ruins onshore. The itinerary can be tailored to suit your special interests, so that you can take in the highlights of a magnificent sailing experience Antalya can offer you.