Kemer Scuba Diving Tour
Discover the underwater beauty of the Mediterranean with the Kemer Scuba Diving Tour.
A thrilling experience designed for both beginners and certified divers. Kemer is one of Turkey’s most popular diving destinations, thanks to its crystal-clear waters, calm sea conditions, and vibrant marine life. Whether you are taking your very first breath underwater or adding another unforgettable dive to your logbook, this tour offers the perfect mix of adventure, safety, and natural wonder.
Kemer Harbor
Moonlight Bay
Three Islands Diving Area
Underwater Caves of Kemer
The tour usually begins with a comfortable boat ride from the harbor, giving you time to enjoy the scenic coastline of Kemer as you head toward the dive sites. After a short briefing from professional instructors, you will be equipped with all necessary diving gear and prepared for an exciting descent into the blue. The underwater world here is full of surprises, from colorful fish swimming in schools to intriguing rock formations and hidden coves that create a magical diving atmosphere.
One of the best parts of the Kemer Scuba Diving Tour is its accessibility. Beginners can enjoy their first dive under the close supervision of experienced guides, while certified divers can explore deeper and more dramatic underwater landscapes. The visibility is often excellent, allowing you to fully appreciate the clear waters and the rich marine ecosystem. You may even encounter octopus, sea bream, moray eels, and other fascinating sea creatures along the way.
Beyond the diving itself, the tour offers a relaxing and enjoyable day at sea. Between dives, you can sunbathe on deck, swim in refreshing waters, or simply admire the breathtaking views of the Taurus Mountains meeting the coastline. With friendly staff, quality equipment, and unforgettable scenery, the Kemer Scuba Diving Tour is an ideal choice for anyone seeking both excitement and serenity in one incredible Mediterranean adventure.
If you are looking for a memorable activity in Antalya, this tour promises an experience you will talk about long after you return to shore.
- Suitable for beginners and certified divers alike, with professional instructors offering guidance and safety briefings: This excursion is planned to suit all experience levels, so it is a good option whether you are trying scuba diving for the first time or already have a diving certificate.
- Skilled instructors run the activity, explain the essentials, and give safety briefings to help make the experience comfortable and safe.
- Participants usually need to be in good general health and free from serious ear, lung, or heart conditions: Scuba diving can put pressure on the body, so guests should be generally healthy and able to cope with underwater conditions safely. People with ear, lung, or heart problems may face higher risk, so it is important to follow the operator health rules and share any medical concerns before joining.
- Diving equipment is usually provided, but bringing swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and a change of clothes is advised: Most tour operators provide the main diving gear, so guests normally do not need to bring special equipment. Still, items like swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and fresh clothes will make the day more comfortable before and after the dive.
- The tour often includes boat transfers, diving sessions, and lunch, with time for swimming and relaxing on board: A typical scuba diving trip in Kemer is arranged as a full day boat excursion, combining travel to dive sites with guided underwater sessions. Between dives, guests often have time to enjoy lunch, swim, sunbathe, or simply relax on the boat in a scenic setting.
- Underwater visibility and marine life can vary depending on weather and sea conditions: The clarity of the water and the amount of marine life seen can change from day to day based on weather, currents, and overall sea conditions. While some days bring excellent visibility and active sea life, other days may offer a more limited view, which is normal for natural diving settings.
- Guests should avoid flying for at least 18 to 24 hours after diving to reduce the risk of decompression sickness: After scuba diving, your body needs time to safely release absorbed nitrogen, and flying too soon can raise the chance of decompression sickness. Waiting at least 18 to 24 hours before boarding a plane is a widely advised safety step and helps protect your health after the dive.
What's Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Professional diving instructor guidance
- Scuba diving equipment rental
- Boat trip to the diving site
- Safety briefing and basic dive instruction
- Two guided dives in Kemer waters
- Lunch on board the boat
- Insurance coverage for the tour
Not Included
- Hotel pickup from outside the Kemer area
- Personal scuba certification training courses
- Meals at restaurants on shore
- Souvenir photos and videos
- Private yacht charter services
- Swimsuit
- Towel
- Change of clothes
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Personal identification
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