🌊 Manavgat River & Side Apollo Temple Boat Tour 🛥️
A Day of History, Nature & Fun – All in One!

Get ready for an unforgettable journey that starts from the calm, emerald waters of the Manavgat River, where freshwater meets the salty sea. This full-day boat tour offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, ancient history, and pure relaxation.

Our tour begins as we sail down the scenic Manavgat River and pass through the Turkish Riviera’s famous Boğaz(Bosphorus), a natural channel connecting the river with the Mediterranean. Our first stop is in the open sea near Sorgun, where you’ll enjoy a refreshing swim in the turquoise waters.

Next, we sail closer to Side’s iconic Apollo Temple, where we stop for a photo break right across from this stunning 2,000-year-old monument – a symbol of love and light from the Roman era. Capture the moment with the breathtaking backdrop of ancient columns rising from the sea!

We then anchor near the Side Harbor, where you’ll have time to enjoy a refreshing swim before lunch is served. After your swim, a delicious open buffet lunch will be ready on board (grilled chicken or fish, rice, salad, meze, and more). Then, sit back, relax, and soak up the sun as we continue the journey.

On the return journey, the fun continues with a lively foam party on deck! Music, dancing, and bubbles – it’s all part of the experience. Before heading back to our starting point, we stop for one final swim in the refreshing waters of the Manavgat River, a perfect way to cool down before the day ends.

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✅ Included in the Price:
* Hotel pickup and drop-off (roundtrip transfer)
* Open buffet lunch (grilled chicken/fish, rice, salad, meze, etc.)
* Unlimited soft drinks
* Full-day boat cruise
* 3 swim breaks (sea & river)

❌ Not Included:
* Alcoholic drinks
* Packaged snacks
* Boiled sweet corn
* Ice cream
* Jet ski rides
* Personal expenses

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💡 Fun Fact: The Manavgat River is famous for its cool, clean water and natural beauty, and it’s one of the few rivers in Turkey that flows north to south. Meanwhile, the Apollo Temple, built in the 2nd century AD, is one of the most photographed spots in the entire Antalya region!