Side Dolphin Island Pirate Boat Tour

A very enjoyable day awaits you, sunbathing on the boat or on the beach in the Manavgat Strait, swimming in 2 different spots and in the Manavgat River, foam party and entertainment on the boat, and watching our lovely friends dolphins and sea turtles in the sea!

 

In this full-day boat tour departing from the famous Manavgat river, the boat ride on the Manavgat river takes approximately 40 minutes until the point where the river meets the sea, and very interesting views are seen along the river. And then we reach the shore called Manavgat Bosphorus, and the first break of our boat tour is made here. Lunch is also served here on the boat.

Experience the pleasure of swimming in the icy river on one side and the warm Mediterranean on the other side of the Manavgat Bosphorus! This place is a unique natural wonder that allows swimming in salt water and fresh water. Here the river and the sea extend parallel along a long beach.

The water of the Manavgat river flowing from the mountains is quite cold even where it meets the sea, but swimming gives great pleasure. Run from the sea to the icy river and from the river to the sea and enjoy the day.

 

Do not forget to explore the magnificent underwater sea with your swim goggles. You can also rent a jet ski on the river. Don't forget to taste the village pancake with cheese and potatoes made by the village women, between the river and the sea. Those who wish can spend time on the boat in the shade.

After the break in the Bosphorus, we will leave the river and sail to the east, towards Alanya, towards Karaburun Island, also called Dolphin Island. While you are sailing in the sea accompanied by delightful views, do not miss carefully watching the dolphins that will approach the boat. By the way, you will also see giant sea turtles, caretta carettas.

Side Dolphin Island Boat Tour takes you to the beautiful Karaburun Peninsula, known for its striking cape-shaped indentation that extends approximately one kilometer into the sea. On the western side of the cape there is a picturesque bay with an island located about 300 meters inland. The island has a beautiful beach and is a popular destination for tourists. The bay offers a variety of activities such as daily yacht tours, water sports and diving. In this bay, which has been the meeting place of sailor communities throughout history, there are many historical ruins to be discovered along the coast.

And here, we will take our second swimming break in the bay where Dolphin Island is located. From here, anyone can swim to land or to Karaburun island. You can go on an underwater exploration with your snorkel goggles.

After a break of approximately 1 hour at Karaburun Island, we will set sail for return. On the way back towards the Manavgat River, if we are lucky, we will be able to see the dolphins and sea turtles trying to race with our boat again. Don't miss out on enjoying the foam party on the boat while sailing towards the Manavgat River! At the end of our boat tour at sea, we will take our last break, which will last about 20 minutes, where the Manavgat River meets the sea.

Then our tour will end at the Manavgat River pier. From here we will transfer you back to your hotels.

⭐ Transfer of our guests from their hotels

⭐ Arrival at Manavgat Pier

⭐ Our tour boat launching

⭐ 1 Hour Paradise Beach swimming break (This is one of the rare beaches in the world where you can swim in both fresh and salt water)

⭐ Lunch (Fish or Chicken)

⭐ Dolphin Island Swimming break 45 Minutes

⭐ Return to the Bosphorus

⭐ There will be a dance and foam party on the 2nd floor on the way back

⭐ When we return to the river mouth, our last swimming break will be 20 minutes

⭐ Return to Manavgat Pier

⭐ Transfer of our guests back to their hotels

Included

✅ Transfers

✅ Insurance

✅ Tour Guide

✅ Lunch

 

Not Included

❌ Beverages and ice cream

❌ Photos and videos

❌ Personal Expenses

Things to Take with You

✅ Towels, swimsuits, slippers or sandals, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and cash for personal expenses