GONSTER : Luxury Pirate Boat Trip Lunch & Soft Drinks & Transfer

GONSTER turns a long day on the Antalya coast into a floating party, with a huge pirate ship, several swimming stops, barbecue lunch, and a foam party before the ride back. The best part is the mix of pretty bays and easy transport: you do not need to arrange your own way to Kemer or search for lunch along the coast.

I especially like the generous time at Phaselis Bay and the chance to swim near the pirate cave. Lunch, water, Coke, Fanta, and Sprite are included, which keeps the $28.66 price easy to understand. The main drawback is the long road transfer from Antalya to Kemer, followed by a full day that can feel busy and loud for anyone seeking a quiet boat outing.

Key points to know before booking

• The boat sails from Kemer, not central Antalya, so the included minibus transfer saves you a separate trip.
• Phaselis Bay gets about 90 minutes, giving you time to swim, sunbathe, and take photos of the ship.
• Three coastal swimming areas plus the pirate cave give the day more variety than a simple cruise.
• Lunch and soft drinks are included, but alcoholic drinks and personal purchases cost extra.
• A foam party and animations shape the mood, so this suits social groups and families more than people wanting silence.
• The group can reach 250 passengers, making this a large boat party rather than a small private sail.

Setting out from Antalya to Kemer

Your day begins with round-trip pickup in an air-conditioned minibus. The transfer takes about an hour each way according to the planned schedule, so transport is a real part of the experience, not a minor footnote.

That road time is useful if you want a simple package. You do not have to find Kemer harbor, pay for a taxi, or work out how to return after a long day at sea. You can sit back and let the operator handle the connection between your hotel or apartment and the boat.

The trade-off is clear. If you are staying in Antalya, the journey adds roughly two hours to your day. One published comment praised the crew, food, and atmosphere but singled out the trip to Kemer as long. I would plan for a full day and avoid booking anything important for the evening.

The price of $28.66 per person is strong when you count the vehicle, boat trip, lunch, soft drinks, and entertainment. It is not a quiet luxury cruise in the private-yacht sense. Here, luxury means a large themed boat with room to sit, sunbathe, and join the party without arranging each part yourself.

Boarding GONSTER, formerly BİG KRAL

At Kemer harbor, the captain and crew direct you to your seating or sunbathing area. The ship is marketed as the biggest pirate boat in Antalya, and the scale matters: this is designed for a large crowd, with capacity for up to 250 people.

A large boat can be a plus. You get a choice of places to sit, more room for entertainment, and a stable base for a long day on the water. It also means the atmosphere will likely be active rather than personal. If you want a guide who knows every passenger by name or a quiet sail with only a few people, this is not the right format.

The pirate theme gives the outing a simple sense of occasion. You can take photos around the ship, especially at the early pirate cave stop and at Phaselis Bay. The theme is light and playful, not a historical tour, so book it for the setting and fun rather than for detailed information about piracy or ancient sites.

The boat heads along the Kemer coast toward the first photo stop. Around 10:30, the route reaches a mysterious pirate cave, where you can take pictures from the boat and enjoy the coastal views before the first longer swim.

The pirate cave and first look at the coast

The first cave stop works as a quick introduction to the day. You get a memorable backdrop without needing a long walk or a separate excursion. The cave also sets up the pirate theme nicely, especially for children and anyone who likes a little theater with their sightseeing.

Do not expect a major shore visit here at this stage. The planned stop is short, around 30 minutes, and the main value is the photo opportunity and the anticipation of the swimming stops to come.

The coastline around Kemer is the real subject of the trip. You see pine-covered hills, rocky bays, and clear water from the deck. The boat gives you a wider view than you would get from a beach, though the large group means the best photo spots may be popular.

Phaselis Bay gives you the longest swim

Phaselis Bay is the first major stop and one of the strongest parts of the day. Green trees meet pale sand and clear blue water, creating the kind of setting that makes a boat trip worthwhile even before the party begins.

You have about an hour and a half here. That is enough time to swim, sunbathe, relax on the boat, and take photos with GONSTER in the background. The generous stop keeps the schedule from feeling like a series of rushed photo pauses.

This is also a good point to decide how you want to spend the day. You can use the time for a proper swim, stay on deck, or simply enjoy the view. Since there are several stops later, you do not need to fit everything into this first one.

The description focuses on the bay rather than a guided visit to the ancient remains associated with Phaselis. If you are hoping for an archaeology lesson or time walking through ruins, check your expectations. This outing uses Phaselis mainly as a scenic swimming stop.

Cennet Bay pairs swimming with lunch

Next comes Cennet Bay, also called Paradise Bay. The appeal is its quieter natural setting, with fewer signs of development and the sound of the sea around you. You get another chance to swim in clear water while the crew prepares lunch.

The timing is practical. After the first swim, you can work up an appetite, then return to the boat for the meal. Lunch is cooked as a barbecue, and it is included in the tour price. Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water are also included.

The meal will be most useful as solid fuel for the rest of a long day, not as a restaurant visit. You should still budget for any alcoholic drink or personal purchase, since those are not part of the package.

Cennet Bay is also where the difference between this trip and a simple transfer becomes clear. You are not only being taken from one harbor to another. The day is built around repeated stops, food, swimming, music, and social entertainment.

Kiriş Bay adds a shorter swim

The third swimming stop is Kiriş Bay, known for its turquoise water and large rocks. It is part of the Coastal National Parks, so the setting has protected status as well as visual appeal.

The planned stop lasts about an hour. That is enough for a refreshing swim and a look at the rocky shoreline, though it is shorter than the Phaselis stop. If you prefer a slow morning at one beach, the schedule may feel too active. If you like variety, the changing bays keep the day moving.

The protected coastal setting is one reason to treat the area with care. Use the boat as your base, enjoy the water, and avoid leaving rubbish behind. The natural scenery is the main attraction here, not shops or organized beach facilities.

After Kiriş, the boat returns toward the pirate cave for a final swim stop. This time, you may swim into the cave itself. That detail adds a small sense of adventure to the afternoon and gives the earlier photo stop a second purpose.

The cave swim is likely to be one of the most memorable moments for children and playful adults. It is also the point where you should pay attention to the crew’s directions and your own comfort in the water. The supplied details do not specify water equipment, lifeguard arrangements, or cave conditions, so do not assume those extras are provided.

Foam party and onboard entertainment

The foam party and animations are central to the mood. This is not background entertainment that you can ignore all day. Music, group activities, and foam give the return journey a lively, social feel.

I would book this part with the right expectations. The appeal is shared fun on a big boat, not a refined sunset sail. Families with older children, couples who enjoy organized entertainment, and groups of friends are likely to get the most from it.

You can still choose a quieter place to sit when you need a break, but the ship’s format means you will remain close to the action. Bring a positive attitude toward noise and group activities. If you want to read, nap, or hear only the sea, the foam-party setting may wear thin by late afternoon.

The schedule has a useful rhythm: short cave stop, long swim, another bay with lunch, a third swim, then the cave again before the return. The variety helps prevent a full day on one boat from becoming monotonous.

Food, drinks, and what the price really covers

At $28.66, this is an inexpensive way to spend a full day on the Mediterranean. The value rests on the number of included elements: hotel transfer, boat access, lunch, soft drinks, foam party, and animations.

The included drinks are limited to Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water. Alcohol is excluded, as are personal purchases. If you want beer, wine, or other extras, carry a payment method and treat the advertised price as the starting cost rather than the final amount.

The meal is served during the Cennet Bay portion of the day. That is convenient because you can swim first and eat afterward, rather than losing time at a restaurant on land. It also means the meal is part of a moving group schedule, so do not expect the pace or choice of a private dining experience.

The strong value comes from convenience. A self-planned day could involve transport to Kemer, a boat ticket, lunch, drinks, and separate entertainment. Here, those pieces are bundled into one booking. The lower price also explains why the boat can carry a large group and why the experience feels more like a party cruise than a private charter.

Who will enjoy this day most

I would recommend GONSTER if you want a cheerful, active day with several swims and little planning. It works especially well for:

• Families wanting an easy coastal outing with food included
• Friends who enjoy music, foam parties, and group entertainment
• Couples looking for scenic water stops at a low price
• People staying in Antalya who want transport arranged for them
• First-time visitors who want to see several bays in one day

I would be more cautious if you want silence, a small boat, an intimate crew, or detailed cultural guiding. The boat can hold up to 250 people, and the road to Kemer lengthens the day. You should also be comfortable with swimming stops and spending most of the day in an active group setting.

Most people can take part, according to the supplied booking information, but the details do not describe specific accessibility arrangements. If you have mobility needs, contact the provider before booking rather than assuming the minibus, harbor, and boat are fully adapted.

Timing, weather, and cancellation advice

The experience lasts about eight to nine hours. That includes the ride from Antalya, the boat time, several stops, lunch, entertainment, and the return transfer. Keep the day open from pickup through the evening.

Confirmation is normally provided at booking. If you book within eight hours of departure, confirmation comes as soon as possible and depends on availability. The activity also needs suitable weather and a minimum number of participants. If the operator cancels for either reason, you are offered another date or experience, or a full refund.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Inside that 24-hour window, payment is not refunded and changes are not accepted. The cut-off follows local time, so check the exact start time carefully.

Should you book GONSTER?

Book it if your ideal Antalya day includes clear water, several bays, an included barbecue, and a loud finish with foam and music. The price is hard to criticize when transport, lunch, soft drinks, and entertainment are all included.

Think twice if you want a calm sailing trip or a close look at ancient Phaselis. The long transfer from Antalya and the possible 250-person crowd are the main compromises. For a budget-friendly day of swimming and group fun, GONSTER offers a lot. For quiet coastal exploration, choose a smaller boat instead.

FAQ

Where does the boat trip depart from?

The boat departs from Kemer harbor. Round-trip transfer between your hotel or apartment in Antalya and Kemer is included.

How long does the experience last?

The full experience lasts approximately eight to nine hours, including transfers and the boat trip.

What is included in the price?

The price includes an air-conditioned return transfer, the boat tour, lunch, soft drinks, a foam party, and onboard animations.

Which drinks are included?

Coke, Fanta, Sprite, and water are included. Alcoholic drinks are not included.

Which bays does the boat visit?

The planned route includes Phaselis Bay, Cennet Bay, and Kiriş Bay. It also includes stops at the pirate cave.

How long is the stop at Phaselis Bay?

The planned stop at Phaselis Bay lasts about one and a half hours. You can swim, sunbathe, and take photos of the pirate ship.

How many people can join the tour?

The boat experience can have a maximum of 250 passengers.

What happens if the weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it is canceled because of poor weather, you are offered another date or a full refund.