Kaptan Cagdas Datca Boat Tour | 4-5 Bays, Lunch and Paddle Board

Welcome aboard Kaptan Cagdas, our family-operated boat departing from Kumluk in central Datca. We operate daily shared boat tours with a maximum capacity of 25 guests, as well as private boat charters for families and groups.

Our main route areas include Akvaryum Bay, Incirli In, Armutlu Su, Kunta Kinte and Ince Burun. Depending on wind, sea conditions and bay traffic, we normally stop at 4-5 suitable bays during the day. Guests can swim, relax onboard and use our two paddle boards free of charge when conditions allow. The exact stops and their order are selected by the captain on the day.

Lunch is prepared and served onboard. Guests can choose fresh fish or meatballs, served with tomato pasta and seasonal salad. Our published menu also includes seafood salad prepared with calamari, shrimp and octopus, as well as artichoke salad. Hot and cold drinks are available from the onboard bar for an additional charge.

Tour Options

Daily Shared Boat Tour

- Departure from Datca Kumluk

- Maximum 25 guests

- 4-5 swimming and relaxation stops depending on sea conditions

- Lunch included

- Two paddle boards available for shared use free of charge

- Captain and crew assistance throughout the tour

Private Boat Charter

- Boat reserved exclusively for your group

- Maximum capacity of 25 guests

- Swimming stops around the main Datca route areas

- Stop durations can be adjusted to the group's pace

- Lunch included

- Route requests can be discussed before departure, with the final route decided by the captain according to sea and weather conditions

Tour Itinerary

- Akvaryum Bay - Swim in clear water where the seabed can be easily seen beneath the surface.

- Incirli In - A secluded bay surrounded by rocky formations and a stop for swimming and photos.

- Armutlu Su - Enjoy a longer swimming break surrounded by green scenery and turquoise water.

- Kunta Kinte - Swim and use the complimentary paddle boards when conditions allow.

- Ince Burun - The final published stop of the day, with time to cool off and swim before returning to Datca.