Top Izmir Water Tours

Discover the hidden gems of the Aegean Sea on the Cesme Boat Tour, a full-day adventure departing from Cesme. Enjoy the sun while swimming in crystal-clear waters at stunning locations like Aquarium Bay and Donkey Island. This tour is perfect for families, couples, and friends looking to relax, snorkel, or sunbathe amidst breathtaking coastal views. With multiple swimming stops, a professional crew, and comfortable seating, this experience promises a delightful day on the water. Enjoy a freshly prepared onboard lunch during the tour, featuring grilled fish or grilled chicken cooked on the barbecue, served with pasta with sauce and Mediterranean salad. - Full-day boat tour exploring stunning Aegean bays - Swim in crystal-clear waters at Aquarium Bay and Donkey Island - Ideal for families, couples, and friends seeking relaxation - Optional hotel transfer for easy access from Cesme & Alacati

İnstead of the party boat that everybody offers you could book a quiet Gulet boat tour with max 50 pax. Where you can spend time with your family and friends. PS: this is not a party boat Boattrip from Kemer Marina, After a transfer to Kemer the gulet boat ( ca 50 pax) takes you to the ancient city of Phaselis where it holds for lunch and swimming-snorkling break. After lunch the boat will sail to the next stop at Paradise island or Mehmet Ali Bükü for another swimming break and Alaca inlet before it returns to Kemer Marina. This tour is much more relaxing than other massive boat tours.

Set sail on a full-day boat tour of Cesme, perfect for travelers in Izmir seeking a sun-soaked adventure along the stunning Aegean coast. Enjoy refreshing swims at the picturesque Aquarium Bay, Coral Bay, and explore sea caves and Donkey Island. Onboard, relax on your reserved sunbed and take advantage of amenities like freshwater showers. A delicious Mediterranean lunch featuring grilled chicken or fish, pasta, and fresh salad will be served to enhance your experience. - Full-day tour includes round-trip transfers from Izmir - Swim and explore beautiful bays with stops at Donkey Island and more - Onboard amenities include sunbeds, freshwater showers - Enjoy a Mediterranean lunch, freshly prepared onboard during your cruise

Reaching Ephesus from Izmir and making sense of its extensive ruins can require extra planning on your own. Simplify the visit with a guided day trip that handles transportation and provides historical context as you explore the ancient city. See landmarks such as the Celsus Library, Temple of Artemis, and Temple of Hadrian while learning about their significance rather than simply viewing the ruins.

Travel back to times to see the ancient christian ruins of Ephesus and visit St. Mary’s House during this guided day trip from Izmir. Along the eastern Mediterranean, discover the old yet well preserved city of Ephesus. Then, traverse to a famous pilgrimage site where the Virgin Mary spent her remaining days.

Make the most of your time in Kusadasi cruise port without the stress of dealing with local taxi drivers on this fully customizable, pay-as-you-go private shore excursion, with a guide to ensure you make the most of every experience. Choose to visit historic highlights like the Ephesus UNESCO World Heritage Site, the remains of the Temple of Artemis, and the House of the Virgin Mary, and shop for handicrafts.

Ephesus is one of Turkey’s most impressive ancient sites but with over 2 million annual visitors it can get crowded. Ensure a more personalized experience with this small-group tour from Izmir and enjoy a comprehensive itinerary that includes UNESCO-listed Ephesus; the House of the Virgin Mary, where Mary spend her final years; the site of the Artemis temple, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World; and the Isabey Mosque.

Marvel at the petrified lime cascades of Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis during this guided day trip from Izmir. This tour not only journeys to the stunning natural wonder of Pamukkale, but will venture to fascinating Roman ruins at Hierapolis built during the 2nd century AD. Here you will see the Theater and the Necropolis, the biggest ancient graveyard in Anatolia.