Private Luxury Yacht Tour with Lunch and Drinks

Your own boat, your own timetable.

This private luxury yacht cruise along Antalya’s coast is built for your group, with stops for swimming and sunbathing plus onboard lunch and chilled soft drinks. I especially like having snorkeling gear ready to use, since you can go from cruising to water time without hunting for equipment. The main drawback is that it’s weather-dependent, and the full experience depends on how smoothly transfers and timing work the day you go.

You’ll start at Setur Marina in Antalya, then head toward the Kemer area for the views from the water. The vibe is exactly what you’d hope for in a private outing: no waiting on other groups, and you can set a pace that fits your energy level.

Key things that make this yacht day work

• Private group time with your own itinerary pace, not a fixed schedule.
• Snorkeling gear included, so you can use it during the swim stops.
• Lunch plus chilled soft drinks onboard, which keeps the day easy and relaxed.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Antalya, which matters when you want a low-stress day.
• Kemer from the water, giving you coastal scenery with a different perspective.
• Up to 12 people on the yacht, with pricing listed per group up to 10 (worth confirming when you book).

A private yacht from Antalya is more than a boat ride

If you’re choosing a yacht tour, you’re really paying for control. Control over timing, control over where you pause for a swim, and control over the overall feel of the day. On big group tours, you get forced rhythm. Here, your group sets the rhythm.

I like that this tour is built around short bursts of effort and lots of downtime. You’re not stuck in one long activity with no breaks. Instead, you cruise, stop, swim, and repeat, with food and drinks handled onboard.

Also, it’s practical luxury. Hotel pickup and drop-off means you do not have to wrestle with taxis at the start or end. And since the yacht includes snorkeling equipment, you can turn the water time into something active without extra shopping or scrambling.

Price and group size: how to judge value before you book

The price is listed at $1,502.71 per group for up to 10 people, while the experience description says it can accommodate groups of up to 12. That mismatch can matter, so I’d treat it as a call-you-might-have-to-make moment.

Here’s how I’d think about value:

• If your group is close to the maximum seats, the per-person cost drops fast compared with standard group boat trips.
• If you’re booking as a smaller group, it starts to feel more like a splurge dinner, except you’re dining on a moving deck.

The good news is that the inclusions reduce hidden costs. Lunch, soft drinks, snorkeling equipment use, fuel surcharge, and facility or landing fees are included. Alcohol is not included, but it’s available to purchase, which can be helpful if you want to limit what you spend.

If you want, you can price it two ways: (1) per-person if you’re near 10 people, and (2) per-person if you’re closer to 6 to 8. The second scenario usually turns the decision from great value into a pure “treat ourselves” choice.

Getting from Antalya to the water: Setur Marina and transfer reality

Your first stop is Setur Marina in Antalya, which is a very workable place to start. The tour also offers hotel pickup and drop-off in Antalya, so you can likely skip the logistical headache of getting to the marina yourself.

Transfer times are approximate. That line matters more than it sounds, because it affects when you actually get your first swim stop. If you’re choosing a day around a tight travel schedule, I’d leave a little buffer.

The good part is that the marina is described as near public transportation. So if you do end up taking your own way to the meeting point, you’re not completely stuck.

The 5-hour experience: what a shorter time budget means

The total duration is listed as about 5 hours. That’s not a full-day expedition in the way some “whole day” yacht trips market themselves. Instead, it’s a focused outing where the best moments are the ones you can fit into a half-day block: cruise time, a couple of swim and sunbathe windows, and time to use snorkeling and fishing gear.

For me, this is a plus. Half-day tours often feel more energetic and less exhausting. You spend your limited time where the “wow” factor lives, which is the water, not the long travel between photo stops.

Your best bet is to treat those 5 hours like a complete package, not like you’ll have endless free time. If you’re the type who wants to linger, bring a realistic attitude and plan on enjoying the time you have.

Lunch, chilled soft drinks, and the calm of not worrying about meals

Lunch is included, along with chilled soft drinks onboard. For a yacht day, that’s a big deal because it keeps the outing from turning into a food hunt. You don’t have to think about what time to eat or where you’ll find it.

Alcoholic drinks are not included, but they can be purchased. That gives you options. If you want the cleanest, most budget-controlled day, you can keep it soft drinks only. If your group likes to toast while you cruise, you can add alcohol without it being a mandatory package cost.

One of the small joys I’d expect from this setup is that everyone can eat and reset mid-day without leaving the water. That usually means a smoother mood and better group energy for the snorkeling or fishing time after lunch.

Snorkeling and fishing gear included: how it changes your water time

This yacht comes equipped with snorkeling equipment, and the experience also highlights the use of fishing gear. That turns the day from passive sightseeing into active play.

When snorkeling gear is included, you’re more likely to actually use it. You do not waste time figuring out what to rent, what size fits, or where to pick it up. You can simply use it during the swim stops, when the water is calm and you’re already in “get in the water” mode.

Practical tip: since the itinerary includes time for swimming and sunbathing, arrive ready for water time. Swimwear under your clothes helps. And if you plan to snorkel, bring any basics you like for comfort, such as your own mask or prescription solution if you need it, because the tour only guarantees equipment use, not personal fit.

Kemer from the water: why this stop feels special

Your route includes Kemer as a key stop after departing Setur Marina. Kemer is the kind of coastal area that looks different from the deck of a boat. Instead of seeing it from shore, you’re seeing the coastline shape, the curve of the coves, and the water clarity up close.

The real value of this stop is perspective. Even if you’ve seen photos of the Turkish coast before, water-level views land differently. And because the day is private, your group isn’t fighting for the best angles or waiting for the next group’s photo break.

I also like that Kemer is paired with swim and snorkeling time. That means the scenic part and the active part reinforce each other. You’re not just sailing past; you’re spending time in the water in the same outing.

Weather is the real boss of this tour

This experience requires good weather. And it’s non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. However, if the experience is canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

So your decision is partly about timing. If you’re traveling in a period with unpredictable conditions, consider that you might shift plans if your original day doesn’t cooperate.

My advice is to plan this type of outing earlier in your trip if possible. That way, if you need an alternate date due to weather, you still have the flexibility to make it happen.

Who this yacht day suits best

This is a private tour, so it’s a strong fit when you want privacy, flexible pacing, and a more comfortable group dynamic.

It should work well if:

• Your group wants to spend time together without other people joining your day
• You care about water activities like snorkeling and spending time swimming
• You prefer hotel pickup to keep the logistics simple
• You’re traveling as a family or group where timing matters

Also, “most travelers can participate” suggests it’s not restricted to a narrow fitness level. Still, it’s a boat outing, so people who get seasick should think about that. Since the tour is private, you can adapt your group’s expectations on the day of sailing.

Small tips that make your 5 hours feel longer

A half-day yacht tour is short, so the little choices matter. Here are the practical things I’d do:

• Bring water-safe basics you’re comfortable with. The day includes soft drinks, but you’ll want to manage your own snacks or personal items if you have preferences.
• Plan for sun. You’ll be swimming and sunbathing, so sunscreen and a hat usually matter more than you think.
• Pack for ease. If pickup is included, you’re likely headed straight from your hotel. Make it simple, change quickly, and keep anything important dry.
• Decide your priorities early. If snorkeling is the main goal, you might want to be ready the moment you get swim time, not after lunch.

And based on the positive feedback I came across, what people consistently praised was how nice the whole experience felt, and how stunning Antalya looks when you’re actually on the water. If that’s what you’re chasing, this tour lines up with the vibe.

Should you book this private yacht tour from Antalya?

I’d book it if you want a private day on the water with real comfort built in: hotel pickup, onboard lunch, soft drinks, and snorkeling equipment included, plus time to swim and enjoy the Kemer coastline from a boat.

I would hesitate if your group is smaller, because the pricing is per group. In that case, you might end up paying yacht money for a yacht experience that feels slightly too short for the cost. Also, if weather is a gamble during your dates, you need to be okay with the possibility of rescheduling or refund.

If you can fill the group seats well and you’re flexible with dates, this is the kind of Antalya experience that feels like a treat, not a compromise. For most groups, it’s a clear win.

FAQ

How long is the private yacht tour?

The duration is listed as about 5 hours (approx.). Transfer times can vary depending on the time of day and traffic conditions.

Where does the tour start?

The tour starts at Setur Marina in Antalya, Turkey.

Does the price cover hotel pickup and drop-off?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Antalya are included.

What’s included for food and drinks?

Lunch and chilled soft drinks are included onboard. Alcoholic drinks are not included, but they may be available to purchase.

Is snorkeling equipment included?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is included for you to use during the trip.

Is this a private tour or shared with others?

It’s private. Only your group participates.

How many people can go?

The experience description says it can accommodate groups of up to 12 people. The price is listed per group for up to 10, so confirm the exact headcount limit when booking.

Do I need to bring a ticket?

You’ll receive a mobile ticket.

What is the cancellation and weather policy?

The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.