Antalya Tours & Activities

The walls of a Lycian town sunk by ancient earthquakes pass beneath the boat; glass-bottom boats show them most clearly.

The Pirates', Lovers' and Phosphorus caves line the steep peninsula shore; boats slow at the cave mouths and some go inside.

Most tours cover about 14 km; the class II-III rapids suit beginners, with swimming and photo stops along the way.

A guided try-dive needs no certificate: after a short briefing it takes place at shallow, safe sites; being able to swim is enough.

After a short driving briefing you ride your own quad on forest tracks; single or double-seat options are available.

A motor yacht or sailing yacht for your group alone; you set the route and swimming stops. From small groups to large families.

A boat tour on the Oymapınar reservoir winds between deep, forested canyon walls over cold emerald-green water; swimming stops and a trout lunch are common on board.

Phaselis has three natural bays known for clear water; the ruins of the ancient city line the shore itself, and most tours make a swimming stop here.

Stepped white terraces formed over millennia by calcium-rich thermal water; you walk them barefoot to protect the surface, and can dip your feet in some of the pools.

The Byzantine church named for St Nicholas, bishop of Myra, is where the Santa Claus legend truly began; visitors see its frescoes and sarcophagus. As a place of worship, modest dress is expected on the tour.

In Kaş the launch is from the high hills behind town (toward the Gömbe plateau); after a long glide you land right by Kaş on the seafront. It offers the greatest height and the most striking views in the Antalya area.

You stop at platform restaurants built right over the icy Dim River, dangling your feet in the water; nearby Dim Cave is a cool underground detour lined with huge stalactites and stalagmites.

Because the kayak sits right on the surface, the earthquake-sunken walls, stone stairs and pottery show clearly through the water; as it's a protected site you paddle over and past it — you can't land on or touch the ruins, and swimming directly above them isn't allowed.