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

Pirate ships make ordinary swimming days better. This Antalya to Kemer day trip combines several coastal swimming stops with lunch, soft drinks, music, and a foam party. I like the all-in-one price and the chance to see Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, Kiriş Bay, and a pirate cave in one outing. The main drawback is the long road journey between Antalya and Kemer.

I also like that the tour removes much of the day’s planning. An air-conditioned minibus collects you, the boat crew handles the route, and lunch and soft drinks are included. Still, this is a large, lively boat trip, with room for up to 250 people, so you should not expect a quiet private cruise or a slow, refined yacht outing.

Key points at a glance

• Four water stops: Swim at Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, Kiriş Bay, and the pirate cave.
• Round-trip transport: An air-conditioned minibus takes you from Antalya to Kemer and back.
• Lunch and drinks included: You receive a barbecue-style lunch plus Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water.
• Party atmosphere: Foam, animations, and onboard entertainment keep the day energetic.
• Low listed price: At $28.66 per person, the package offers strong value if you want a full activity day.
• Large group setting: The boat can carry as many as 250 people, which shapes the mood and pace.

Why this Kemer pirate cruise is worth considering

This experience is built for a full day on the Mediterranean, not a short harbor ride. From Antalya, you travel by minibus to Kemer, board the pirate-themed boat, visit several coves, eat lunch at sea, and return to your hotel or apartment later in the day.

I see the main value in the combination. Many boat outings charge separately for transport, meals, and drinks. Here, the $28.66 price includes all three, along with entertainment and several stops for swimming. That makes the tour especially useful if you want one easy booking instead of arranging a Kemer boat trip on your own.

The atmosphere matters just as much as the scenery. The boat includes a foam party and animations, so this is not designed as a silent nature cruise. You might find music, movement, and group activities throughout the day. Families, couples, and friends who enjoy a cheerful holiday setting may have a good time. If you want long stretches of peace, bring realistic expectations.

The score of 4.5 from 39 ratings suggests a generally strong experience. One clear positive is the friendly atmosphere and attentive crew. The food also receives praise. The one practical complaint is important: the drive from Antalya to Kemer can feel long, especially before and after a full day on the water.

The Antalya to Kemer transfer takes patience

Your day begins with pickup in Antalya and a ride to Kemer in an air-conditioned minibus. The transfer is included both ways, which saves you from arranging a taxi or finding your own route to the harbor.

The distance is the trade-off. Kemer is outside Antalya, and the drive can take a noticeable part of your day. I would treat the transfer as part of the outing rather than a minor detail. A morning departure, a long day at sea, and a return ride can leave you tired by the evening.

The upside is simplicity. You do not need to know the harbor, monitor local transport, or worry about returning to Antalya after the boat comes back. Keep your phone ticket handy, confirm your pickup details after booking, and carry anything you need for the whole day because the tour lasts about eight to nine hours.

Boarding the pirate ship in Kemer

At Kemer harbor, the captain and crew welcome you aboard and direct you to your seating or sunbathing area. Once everyone is settled, the boat leaves the harbor and follows the Kemer coastline.

The pirate design gives the trip a playful holiday feel. It is especially suited to people who want the boat itself to be part of the entertainment. You can take photographs on deck, enjoy the views, and get comfortable before the first stop.

Because the boat may carry up to 250 people, the setting is social rather than intimate. Finding a good place to sit or sunbathe may matter to you, so it is sensible to pay attention when boarding and follow the crew’s directions. The exact seating arrangement is not specified, so do not assume you will have a private table or a reserved sun lounger.

The first planned photo stop is the pirate cave, around 10:30. At this point, the cave is mainly a scenic place for pictures. A later stop gives you time to swim toward or into the cave itself.

The pirate cave provides the day’s most unusual stop

The mysterious pirate cave adds a touch of story to an otherwise classic boat route. You first see it from the boat and have a chance to take photographs with the ship and rocky coast around you.

Later, the boat returns for the final swimming stop. You may swim into the cave, allowing a little more freedom than a quick photo pause. This is one of the tour’s more memorable features because it gives the day a clear theme rather than simply stopping at one beach after another.

The cave is still a natural site, not a staged attraction. Conditions in and around it can depend on the sea and weather. Follow the crew’s directions and only enter the water if you are comfortable doing so. The tour data does not promise special equipment or guided cave exploration, so think of this as a short swim opportunity rather than a technical activity.

Phaselis Bay offers the longest early swim

After the cave, the boat continues to Phaselis Bay for a stop of about one and a half hours. The setting combines green trees, pale sand, and clear blue water, giving you a pleasant first chance to settle into the day.

You can swim, sunbathe, or take pictures of the pirate ship against the coast. The length of this stop is useful. You are not rushed in and out of the water, and you have time to relax after the transfer from Antalya.

Phaselis Bay is also linked with the ancient site of Phaselis, although this boat itinerary focuses on the bay rather than a land visit to the ruins. Do not book this outing expecting an archaeological tour. Its appeal here is the coastline, swimming, and view from the water.

If you want photographs, this is a good moment to take them before the boat becomes busier with lunch and the afternoon activities. Bring a phone case or another way to protect your phone near the water, as no special storage service is listed.

Cennet Bay pairs a quiet cove with lunch

The next stop is Cennet Koyu, also called Paradise Bay. The description fits the experience offered here: nature, open water, and a break from built-up areas.

The boat remains at Cennet Bay for about one and a half hours. You can swim while the kitchen prepares lunch. This arrangement works well because your water time and meal preparation happen together rather than taking up separate blocks of the day.

Lunch is described as a barbecue-style meal. It is included, along with soft drinks such as Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water. Alcohol is not included, so you need to budget separately if you want alcoholic drinks. Personal spending is also outside the tour price.

I would keep lunch expectations sensible. This is a group boat meal served during a busy day, not a restaurant experience. The positive point is convenience, and the food has been praised as good. You can return to the boat when you are ready to eat and avoid searching for a restaurant in an unfamiliar bay.

Kiriş Bay brings turquoise water and rocky scenery

The third swimming stop is Kiriş Bay. Its turquoise water and large rocks give this part of the route a different look from Phaselis and Cennet Bay.

The bay is part of the Coastal National Parks, so the setting is protected. That does not turn the stop into a formal nature tour, but it does explain why the area feels focused on sea, rocks, and natural surroundings rather than heavy development.

The planned stop lasts about an hour. That is enough for a swim and a look around, but shorter than the Phaselis and Cennet Bay visits. You should be ready to get back aboard when the crew signals that it is time to leave.

Kiriş Bay is a good example of why the route works as a full-day outing. You are not relying on one beach to carry the whole experience. The repeated changes in scenery help keep the day interesting, though the pace may feel structured if you prefer to stay in one cove for hours.

Foam, animations, and the social side of the boat

The swimming spots provide the natural side of the trip. The foam party and animations provide the organized entertainment.

A foam party can be a highlight for children, groups of friends, and anyone who enjoys a playful holiday atmosphere. It also gives the cruise a clear social focus, with more going on than swimming and sunbathing. The crew’s job is not only to operate the boat, but also to keep the mood moving.

The trade-off is noise and activity. You might find it hard to read, nap, or enjoy a quiet conversation during the entertainment. A large boat with up to 250 people will feel very different from a small coastal sailing trip.

I would choose this tour for fun rather than solitude. If your ideal day means music, group energy, and a little silliness at sea, the foam party adds real value. If you want wildlife watching, serious photography, or a calm sunset cruise, this is probably the wrong format.

What the $28.66 price really includes

At $28.66 per person, the price is appealing because it covers the main parts of a long day out. You receive transport from Antalya to Kemer and back, the boat ride, lunch, soft drinks, foam entertainment, and animations.

The strongest value comes from the included transfer. Getting to Kemer independently could add both cost and effort, while the return transport removes the worry of finding your way back after a full day.

The food and drinks matter too. Buying lunch and several drinks at a busy coastal stop can quickly raise the cost of a day trip. Here, you can plan around the advertised package and keep extra spending for alcohol or personal purchases.

The price does not include alcoholic beverages or personal expenses. I would carry a small amount of money, but I would not assume every optional purchase is covered. The package is best value when you want a ready-made day with plenty included, not when you plan to use only the transport or only the boat.

Who will enjoy this boat day most

I would recommend GONSTER to families, couples, and groups of friends who want several swimming locations without planning a route themselves. The included lunch and soft drinks make it easy for parents and anyone watching holiday spending.

It also suits people staying in Antalya who want to see the Kemer coast. You get a taste of several bays in one day instead of committing to a single beach or arranging separate transport.

The tour may not suit you if you dislike long transfers, crowded boats, or organized entertainment. The maximum group size of 250 is a useful clue. This is a popular-style excursion with a strong group component, not a personal charter.

Swimming is central to the day, so you should be comfortable spending time in the sea. The tour states that most people can participate, but the information does not list specialist access arrangements or specific swimming assistance. Anyone with particular mobility or medical needs should confirm details before booking.

Practical advice for a smoother day

Wear swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat, and a dry change of clothing. Those items are not listed as included, so plan to bring your own.

Protect your phone if you want photos at the pirate cave or from the deck. A waterproof case is useful, especially during the foam party and the cave swim.

Take water seriously even though soft drinks and water are included. You will be outside for much of an eight to nine-hour day, and the sun can feel strong on an open boat.

If you are sensitive to motion, consider where you sit and ask the crew for guidance. The supplied information does not promise a particular seating area, so arrangements may depend on the boat and the crew that day.

The tour needs good weather. If poor conditions cancel it, you can receive a full refund or choose another date. The same applies if the minimum number of participants is not reached. For your own flexibility, cancel at least 24 hours before the start time if you need a full refund. Changes or cancellations inside that window are not accepted for a refund.

Should you book GONSTER?

Book this tour if you want good-value transport, food, swimming, and entertainment in one day. Phaselis Bay gives you the longest relaxed swim, Cennet Bay combines water time with lunch, Kiriş Bay adds rocky coastal scenery, and the pirate cave supplies the most distinctive photo and swim stop.

Skip it if you are seeking a quiet, small-boat experience or if a long Antalya to Kemer transfer would spoil your day. For everyone else, the low price and broad package make GONSTER a practical choice for a lively Mediterranean outing, especially when you would rather let someone else handle the route and return transport.

FAQ

How long does the GONSTER pirate boat trip last?

The full experience lasts approximately eight to nine hours, including the transfer from Antalya to Kemer, the boat tour, and the return journey.

Is hotel pickup available in Antalya?

Yes. Round-trip transfer between your hotel or apartment and Kemer is included in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included in the tour price, and it is prepared during the stop at Cennet Bay.

Which drinks are included?

Included soft drinks are Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included and must be paid for separately.

Which places does the boat visit?

The route includes the pirate cave, Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Kiriş Bay, followed by a return to Kemer harbor.

How long is the stop at Phaselis Bay?

The Phaselis Bay stop lasts about one and a half hours.

Can you swim into the pirate cave?

The final visit to the pirate cave includes an opportunity to swim into the cave itself, subject to conditions and crew directions.

How many people can join the tour?

The maximum group size is 250 people.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it is canceled because of poor conditions, you can receive a full refund or select another date.