Pirates meet sea time. This Kemer Marina party boat delivers swimming in turquoise bays, a DJ-led day of fun, and even a foam party. I love the mix of classic beach-breeze relaxation with proper party energy, and I especially liked how smoothly the day ran with staff like Coco and Yavuz keeping the vibes up. One consideration: if you want quiet sightseeing, the music and foam fun can feel like a moving beach club.

You sail out of Kemer, then spend the day hopping bays, eating lunch on board, and enjoying deck time between swims. You can also see why this works for mixed groups, including families, since there’s an animation team and kids activities running during the cruise. My advice is simple: plan for sun and splashes, not museum time.

For around $32 per person, the value is in what’s included: lunch, unlimited soft drinks, DJ entertainment, and stops at three bays with time to swim. Alcohol and tea or coffee are extra, so if you drink beyond soft drinks, budget for onboard purchases.

Key Highlights You’ll Actually Care About

• Pirate-themed ship from Kemer Marina, with a lively onboard atmosphere right from the start
• Three swim stops in famous coastal spots, with time for swimming and snorkelling
• DJ performances and a foam party, meaning the fun is built into the day, not tacked on
• Lunch served on board during the Phaselis Bay stop, plus deck time between activities
• Professional animation team and kids activities, so families aren’t just tagging along
• Unlimited soft drinks included, while alcohol and hot drinks are available for purchase

Entering Kemer Marina, Finding the Monster Party Boat

This day starts in Antalya Province, and the key is getting to Kemer Marina. You can usually do this with hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle if that option is selected, or you can make your own way to the marina. If you’re using pickup, you wait outside the security area of your hotel about 5 minutes before the stated pickup time.

Once you’re at the marina, you’re looking for the Monster party boat. The plan is straightforward: meet up, get on board, then set sail toward the bays. English and Russian hosts and greeters are part of the setup, so you’re not left guessing what happens next.

If you’ve ever done a boat day where you spend half your energy just finding the right spot on the dock, this one feels more organized. Several people highlight how staff and port staff help guide you in and, later, help you back toward your transport.

The Sea Day Schedule: Phaselis Bay, Paradise Bay, Lovers Bay

The cruise runs about 6 to 8 hours, with the exact timing depending on your departure. During that time, you’re not just cruising past the coast. You’re stopping, getting off the boat for swims, and getting back with enough time to recharge.

Stop 1: Phaselis Bay (Main Swim and Lunch Stop)

Your first major stop is the famous Phaselis Bay. This is where you get your first stretch of water time. You’ll have free time on the water, and you can swim and snorkel during this stop.

Important note: the tour stops in Phaselis Bay, but it does not take you to Phaselis Ancient City itself. So if you were picturing walking ruins, plan on that not happening on this boat day.

This is also typically where lunch happens. Because lunch is served on board during this stop, you don’t lose your day to a separate meal location. In practical terms, it means fewer timing headaches and more time in the sun.

Stop 2: Paradise Bay (Swim, Sunbathe, Snorkel)

Next comes Paradise Bay. This is another laid-back break where you can sunbathe, swim, and snorkel. If you’re the type who likes to change spots during the day, this second stop helps a lot. You’re not repeating the same water experience over and over.

One thing I like about having multiple swim stops is that you’re more likely to find the vibe you want in the moment. Some people prefer to swim right away. Others want to relax first. You get choices here.

Stop 3: Lovers Bay (Final Water Time)

The final stop is Lovers Bay. By the time you reach the last bay, you’ve usually already eaten, you’ve had at least one solid swim session, and you know how you like to spend your time on deck.

This is a good moment to slow down, take photos from the boat, and squeeze in one more swim before heading back. If you’re traveling as a couple or small group, this last bay often feels like the payoff, because you’ve already built momentum.

Lunch On Board at Phaselis Bay, Plus What You Can Skip

Lunch is included and served on board during the Phaselis Bay stop. People consistently describe it as good, and some mention it as a standout for a boat day where food can sometimes be basic.

That said, it’s still lunch on a moving ship, so treat it like a casual meal, not a gourmet sit-down. Your job is to eat, refuel, and then get back to enjoying the water.

Also note what’s not included: tea and coffee are available for purchase onboard, and alcohol is sold separately. Unlimited soft drinks are included, so if you’re mainly doing sodas or mixers with non-alcoholic options, you’ll be covered.

Practical tip: if you’re picky about meals, eat early in the lunch window so you’re not dealing with whatever’s left later. And if you want a more specific dietary comfort, you might consider bringing a small snack, since that flexibility can save your day if you have strong preferences.

DJ Set, Animation Team, and the Foam Party Moment

This tour isn’t trying to be subtle. The day has DJ performances, plus a professional animation team and kids activities. That combination is why the vibe stays high even when the boat is between stops.

The foam party is one of the headline events. People talk about it as a major fun highlight, and it’s easy to see why. Foam parties change the mood instantly. Suddenly it’s not just swimming time, it’s full-on dancing and laughter.

A few practical points so you enjoy it without frustration:

• Wear something you’re okay getting wet, because the foam is part of the point.
• Bring a plan for changing clothes afterward, even if it’s just a spare top.
• If you have kids, the foam and animation setup is a big reason this works well for families.

Music style gets described as modern house in some feedback, and the DJ role clearly matters. If you like upbeat, party-focused sound, you’ll likely enjoy how the DJ energy carries through the day.

Staff names show up often in feedback, with Coco and Yavuz getting specific praise for supportive, friendly service. There’s a clear effort to keep people moving, having fun, and not getting lost in the crowd.

Drinks, Alcohol, and Where the Real Costs Show Up

Here’s the smart budgeting angle. Your ticket price is low for what you get, but the extras can add up if you plan to drink heavily.

Included:

• Unlimited soft drinks

Not included:

• Alcoholic drinks (available for purchase onboard)
• Tea and coffee (available for purchase onboard)

So the difference is simple. If you stay with soft drinks, you’ll feel like you got a deal. If you want cocktails or beer the whole day, you’re basically paying boat-bar prices in addition to the tour.

A practical note from the way people talk about the experience: if you want cocktails, have cash or a card ready for onboard purchases. Some reviews specifically advise bringing payment for drinks.

Value for $32: Why This Deal Works Better Than It Sounds

At about $32 per person, the value here comes from the total package. You’re buying a full day at sea with:

• three swim-capable stops
• lunch included during the Phaselis Bay stop
• DJ entertainment
• a foam party
• unlimited soft drinks
• plus an animation team and kids activities

That’s a lot of “included fun” for the price. Boat trips that only offer a single swim stop and a basic snack can cost more, and you still end up paying extra for drinks and entertainment.

The biggest reason it works for many people is that the day doesn’t stall. Even when you’re not swimming, you’re usually doing something: deck time, music, or foam party moments. The staff also seem to keep things organized, including guidance around transport at the end of the day.

One more detail that affects value: you’re sailing from Kemer Marina, not some far-out pickup with long detours. Shorter logistics equals more time actually spent on the water.

Who This Pirate Party Boat Is Best For

This experience is a strong match if you want sun, swimming, and a party atmosphere without complicated planning. It’s great for:

• couples who want a fun day at sea with a built-in soundtrack
• groups of friends who want music, dancing, and a foam party
• families, since the animation team and kids activities are part of the package
• anyone who likes “spend your time outside” days more than museum days

It may be less ideal if:

• you’re chasing a quiet, contemplative cruise
• you hate loud music or foam
• you’re hoping for Phaselis Ancient City time on foot (this boat stop is in the bay only)

If you fall into a middle category, you’ll still probably have a good time, as long as you go in expecting a party boat vibe.

Practical Tips So You Don’t Lose the Day

A few tips help you enjoy the day more, especially in hotter months.

1) Plan for sun and heat

One review warns to avoid August if you don’t love extreme heat. Even if you usually handle hot weather fine, spend extra time on sunscreen and shade during deck breaks.

2) Bring swim basics

You’ll have multiple swim and snorkel opportunities. Pack swimwear, a towel, and if you have one, a snorkel mask. If you don’t, you can still enjoy the water simply by swimming and floating.

3) Manage your foam party clothing

Foam is messy by design. Wear a swimsuit you’re happy to rinse and accept that your gear might smell like the sea air later.

4) Keep your payment ready

Alcohol is for purchase onboard, and tea or coffee also costs extra. If you want cocktails, have cash or a card available.

5) Watch your meeting point and return plan

The end of the tour returns you back to the meeting point or your accommodation if pickup was selected. Staff help guide people toward transport, which reduces stress when you’re tired and sunburned in a good way.

Should You Book This Pirate Boat Party?

Book it if you want an easy, all-day outing with real included value. You’re paying for a day that combines multiple swim stops, lunch on board, unlimited soft drinks, DJ entertainment, and a foam party. That mix is exactly why people rate it highly and keep recommending it.

Consider skipping if you’re looking for a calm, culture-heavy boat trip. This is a party-focused cruise, and it does not include an on-site stop at Phaselis Ancient City.

If you like the idea of three water breaks, a deck full of energy, and staff who seem determined to keep the day moving, this is one of the better ways to spend a holiday day along the Kemer coast.

FAQ

How long is the all-inclusive party boat with lunch?

The duration is about 6 to 8 hours, depending on the departure time. Check availability to see the starting times.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is served on board during the stop at Phaselis Bay.

What swim stops are included?

There are swimming stops at three bays: Phaselis Bay, Paradise Bay, and Lovers Bay.

Does the trip include a visit to Phaselis Ancient City?

No. The boat stops in Phaselis Bay, but it does not embark or visit Phaselis Ancient City.

What drinks are included?

Unlimited soft drinks are included. Alcoholic drinks, and tea or coffee, are available for purchase onboard.

Do I need hotel pickup?

Pickup is optional. If you choose it, you’ll be picked up from Antalya or Kemer in an air-conditioned vehicle. Otherwise, you’ll make your own way to Kemer Marina.

What is the meeting point?

You meet at Kemer Marina and look for the Monster party boat. The tour ends back at the meeting point, or back at your accommodation if pickup was selected.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. There is also a reserve now and pay later option, depending on availability.