Our Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek is a yacht trip from Adrasan port to three bays: Akseki, Sazak and Ceneviz. Framed by mountains, rocks and pine forest, the bays are hard to reach by land and see fewer visitors than Suluada. At each stop there is time to swim in clear water or sunbathe on deck, and at Ceneviz Bay, if conditions allow, you can apply natural black clay to your skin. Lunch on board is included in the price.
We pick up guests from hotels in Kadriye, Belek and Boğazkent.
Book your seat online with no prepayment — you pay on the bus on the day of the tour.
Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek at a glance
- Hotel pickup: 06:00–07:00
- Departure port: Adrasan
- Main stops: Akseki Bay, Sazak Bay, Ceneviz Bay
- Back at your hotel: 18:30–19:30
- Payment: cash on the bus ($, €, ₺)
Tour programme
- 06:00–07:00 | Hotel pickup
We pick up guests at the hotel gate, by the security post, just past the barrier. We’ll put the exact pickup time for your hotel on your e-ticket once your booking is confirmed.
- Transfer to Adrasan port
On the way there is a 15–20 minute stop with a toilet and a café selling tea, coffee and pastries.
- 10:00 | Yacht departs from Adrasan port
The departure time is approximate. The yacht leaves the port and follows the coast to the first bay.
- Akseki Bay
A small bay with clear green-blue water, rocks and pine trees. Time to swim, take photos or relax on the yacht.
- Sazak Bay
Lying between Adrasan and Olympos, this bay is more spacious than Akseki, and its shores are undeveloped. A stop for swimming and relaxing on board.
- Lunch on board
Fish or chicken, pasta and salad. Lunch is included in the price; drinks are extra, apart from one cup of tea.
- Ceneviz Bay
The bay is surrounded by rocks and pine-covered slopes. You can swim and, if conditions allow, apply natural black clay to your skin.
- 15:15–15:45 | Yacht returns to Adrasan port
The arrival time is approximate. At the port the group transfers to the bus.
- 18:30–19:30 | Return to your hotel
The exact time depends on where your hotel is, traffic and the weather.
The captain may change the order of the stops or replace one of the bays because of the weather or sea conditions. This does not shorten your time on the yacht.
How does the Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek work?
The road to the Adrasan bays
We pick up guests at the hotel gate, by the security post, just past the barrier, between about 06:00 and 07:00. We’ll put the exact pickup time for your hotel on your e-ticket once your booking is confirmed.
The road to Adrasan runs past mountains and pine forests, leaving the resort villages behind as you head for the coast and the yacht.
On the way the bus makes a short 15–20 minute stop, where you can use the toilet and buy tea, coffee or pastries at the café. If your hotel provides a packed breakfast, ask reception for one in advance: this stop is a good time to eat it.
Boarding a wooden gulet at Adrasan port
At Adrasan port you board a wooden gulet. The yacht trip starts at around 10:00.
The yacht sails along a coast where the mountains come almost down to the water.
Green-blue water at Akseki, undeveloped shores at Sazak
The first stop is Akseki Bay, a small bay near Adrasan that is easiest to reach by sea. The water here is clear and green-blue, with rocks and pine trees above the shore.
After the drive it’s a good place to cool off in the water. If you’d rather not swim, you can stay on deck and take photos of the bay.
Next the yacht heads for Sazak Bay, which lies between Adrasan and Olympos. It is more spacious than Akseki, and there are no buildings on its shores.
At Sazak there is time for another swim in clear water, or you can relax on board with a view of the mountains.
Lunch included, then on to Ceneviz Bay
Next comes lunch on board, included in the price: fish or chicken, pasta and salad. One cup of tea is included too; other drinks are sold at the bar on board.
After lunch the yacht sails on to Ceneviz Bay, where rocks and pine-covered slopes ring the water.
During the stop you can swim and, if conditions allow, apply natural black clay to your skin: some guests use it as a clay mask.
Back to Adrasan port and the drive to your hotel
The yacht returns to Adrasan port between about 15:15 and 15:45. After the sea trip the group transfers to the bus and heads back towards Belek.
You’ll be back at your hotel between about 18:30 and 19:30. The time depends on which area your hotel is in, traffic and the weather.
A day in the Adrasan bays means swimming in clear water, lunch on board and time to relax on the yacht’s deck.
Book your seat online with no prepayment. You pay for the tour on the bus on the day.
Videos of the bays
Ceneviz Bay video
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Akseki Bay video
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Sazak Bay video
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What is included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Yacht trip
- Lunch on board: fish or chicken, pasta, salad
- Tea (one cup)
- Seasonal fruit
- Insurance
What is not included
- Drinks other than one cup of tea
- Personal expenses: photos, souvenirs and other purchases
What to bring
- Swimwear
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses and a sun hat
- Drinking water and, if you like, a light snack such as biscuits or pastries
- Camera or phone
- Cash for drinks and personal expenses
- Optional: a snorkelling mask
- Optional: a light jumper or windbreaker in case it’s cool or windy at sea
Distance to Adrasan
- Kadriye to Adrasan: 130 km, about 1 hour 55 minutes
- Belek to Adrasan: 138 km, about 2 hours
- Boğazkent to Adrasan: 145 km, about 2 hours 10 minutes
Distances and travel times are based on Google Maps and are intended as a guide. The actual journey time depends on traffic and on how long it takes to pick up guests from other hotels.
Discounts
- Book at least 7 days in advance — 4% off
- Book at least 30 days in advance — 5% off
- $1 off for each person in your booking who follows our Instagram (@goldwaytravel)
- Discounts can’t be combined: choose either the early booking discount or the follower discount, whichever saves you more
FAQ about the Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek
How much does the Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek cost?
Adults $30, children 4–11 $20, children 0–3 free. The price includes transfer, a yacht trip to three bays, lunch, fruit and a cup of tea.
How do I book the Porto Ceneviz tour from Belek?
Choose the date and the number of adults and children in the “Online Booking” form; the total is worked out automatically. In the form that opens, enter your full name, hotel, WhatsApp number and email, then send it. No prepayment: you pay on the bus on the day of the tour. Once your booking is confirmed, we send you an e-ticket with the exact pickup time via WhatsApp or Telegram. For step-by-step instructions with pictures, see
“How to book and pay on the bus”.
Are there life jackets and pool noodles on the yacht?
Yes, there are life jackets and pool noodles on board. You can use them at the swim stops if you want more support in the water or simply feel more at ease.
Is there a toilet, a shower and somewhere to change on the yacht?
Yes, the yacht has a toilet and a place to change. There is also a shower hose by the swim ladder, so after a swim you can quickly rinse the salt off with fresh water. It isn’t a separate shower cabin.
Can I bring my own food and drinks on the yacht?
You can bring water and a small snack, such as biscuits or a bun. Other drinks are not allowed on the yacht: there is a bar on board where you can buy them.
There’s no need to bring lunch: it is included in the price and served on the yacht.
What kind of yachts are used on this route?
This route uses two-deck wooden Turkish gulets. The same boats sail to Suluada island and other bays on this coast. Adrasan has no large marina like Kemer’s, so sea trips here run on local gulets.
How is Porto Ceneviz different from Suluada?
Suluada is better known, so in high season it gets more yachts and tourists. Porto Ceneviz is a quieter trip around the Adrasan bays of Akseki, Sazak and Ceneviz. Guests choose this route for the natural scenery and swimming in the bays.
How many swim stops are there?
The programme has three main stops: Akseki Bay, Sazak Bay and Ceneviz Bay. The captain may change the route or the order of the stops, or swap one of the bays for a similar one. This depends on the weather, the state of the sea, the number of yachts in the bays and anything else that affects safety or the running of the trip.
What will we see on the trip?
The route takes in three bays. Akseki is a small bay with green-blue water near Adrasan. Sazak is a spacious bay with wild shores between Adrasan and Olympos. Ceneviz is a bay with rocks, pine-covered slopes and natural black clay, which guests put on their skin as a mask when conditions allow.
Is there a mud bath at Ceneviz Bay?
Sometimes you can make a mask from the natural black clay at Ceneviz Bay. This depends on local conditions and is not a guaranteed part of the programme.
Is this trip suitable for children?
Yes, the trip is suitable for families with children. The day is spent swimming in the bays, relaxing on board and having lunch. It’s important that parents keep an eye on their children on deck and at the swim stops.
Will my child have their own seat on the bus?
Children with a paid ticket get their own seat. Children aged 0–3 travel free and sit on an adult’s lap on the bus.
If you want your little one to have their own seat, book a paid child ticket for them when you make your booking.
Can I stay on the yacht instead of swimming?
Yes. Swimming at the stops is optional: you can stay on board, sunbathe and relax on the yacht.
Is lunch included in the price?
Yes, lunch on the yacht is included in the price of the tour. The menu is fish or chicken, pasta and salad. Drinks other than one cup of tea are paid for separately.
When does the tour start?
We pick up guests at the hotel gate, by the security post, just past the barrier, between about 06:00 and 07:00. We’ll put the exact pickup time for your hotel on your e-ticket once your booking is confirmed.
When will we be back at the hotel?
You’ll be back at your hotel between about 18:30 and 19:30. The exact time depends on which area your hotel is in, traffic and the weather.
