6 Best Diving Trips in Kemer

1.Antalya/Kemer: Scuba Diving with Pickup, Lunch, and 2 Dives

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 657 reviews · 8 hours · from $24Our pick

Spend about eight hours sailing from Antalya or Kemer to two Mediterranean underwater sites. Instructors such as Nihan, Umit, Eric, and Mete have helped nervous beginners feel safe. You get equipment, hotel transfers, lunch, and time to swim, though photos, drinks, and underwater videos cost extra.

“Scuba diving was amazing no faults at all. Big thank you to the whole team specially the older man I’ve forgotten his name, he was amazing with dealing with my wife anxiety. The transport was poor. Driver was rude and mid way told us to get out and get into someone else van who was rude too.”

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2.Antalya/Kemer: Scuba Diving Experience with Lunch & Pick up

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 377 reviews · 7 - 8 hours · from $29

Set out from Kemer Marina for two guided scuba sessions in Aquarium Bay and Kiris Bay. English and Russian instructors, including guides such as Karim and Marat, explain the gear and stay close underwater. You also get lunch, swimming and snorkeling time, optional hotel pickup, and paid photo and video packages.

“Amazing experience! The guys are really professionals of what they do!”

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3.Antalya/Kemer: 2 Dives Scuba Diving Trip with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 215 reviews · from $37

Spend about eight hours at sea from Kemer, with two short scuba sessions at Aquarium Bay and Moonlight Beach, a safety briefing, swimming, snorkeling, and lunch near Kiris. Instructors speak English, German, and Russian. Beginners receive close guidance, and hotel pickup is available from selected areas.

“It is definitely value for money. Do not expect the underwater world to be amazing but I would recommend it for those who want to experience scuba diving for the first time. The divers are professional and know what they are doing. It is safe.”

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4.Kemer Scuba Diving with Expert Diving Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 45 reviews · 6 - 8 hours · from $35

Meet the Octobus Diving team at Kemer Marina or choose hotel pickup, then learn the basics from certified SSI, PADI, TSSF, and NLD instructors. You’ll make two short underwater visits, see reefs and caves, eat lunch aboard, and return after a 6 to 8 hour day. Certified divers can select deeper 12 to 30 metre sessions.

“Atrakcja na plus. Jedyny minus - czas trwania 9h,instruktorzy schodzili do wody z turystami z dwóch łodzi, tak chyba nie powinno być, atrakcja rozpoczęła się o 9 a skończyła przed 18. Gdyby ograniczyli się do 1 łodzi poszłoby sprawniej i szybciej.”

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5.Antalya Scuba Diving With Transfer From Belek,Lara,Kemer Hotels

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 24 reviews · from $17Best value

Travel from your Antalya, Belek, Lara, or Kemer hotel to the Kemer harbor for two supervised scuba sessions in the Mediterranean. A multilingual instructor explains safety and underwater signals before you enter the water. The day includes return transport, lunch, equipment, insurance, and time to spot sea life such as Caretta turtles.

“I rarely give negative reviews but I was very shocked by the Service. First I pay for three: one child and two adults. When I arrive to board the boat I am told that the child cannot dive when it is the same price on the site and he did not specify aRead moreAuto-translated”

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6.Scuba Diving in Antalya from Antalya & Kemer

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 16 reviews · 6 hours (approx.)

Spend about six hours on the Mediterranean near Kemer, learning scuba basics with an instructor in a small group of up to five per instructor. You’ll use supplied equipment, complete two beginner sessions at 5 to 7 meters, eat lunch aboard the boat, and receive a certificate. Hotel pickup is included, while photos and videos cost extra.

“I went together with my wife, both of us first-timers. Once on the boat we were greeted by one of the instructors, who was very friendly. After instructions on how to use the diving gear we headed out of the port. The diving place was a small island right next to the port. First dive was mostly so they could take pictures and videos of you with fish (even if you said ealier that you didn't want them). For me it wasn't a very pleasant experience - my mask was either leaky or not on properly because as soon as I went under water the nosepiece was full of water.…”

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