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A catamaran charter in Kemer combines generous onboard living space with marina-based cruising along the western Gulf of Antalya. The town sits between the Mediterranean and the forested Taurus Mountains, with Kemer Marina providing a convenient starting point for southbound trips toward swimming coves, archaeological sites and diving areas.
Compared with a monohull, a catamaran heels less and provides a wider cockpit, foredeck and central living area. Cabins are generally divided between the two hulls, giving families or groups more physical separation. This layout suits a Kemer itinerary in which cruising is interspersed with swimming, meals aboard and time ashore. Travelers considering other vessel styles can compare the broader Kemer yacht charter selection.
Short trips from Kemer can follow the coast past Ayışığı Bay toward Alacasu, Phaselis and Tekirova. Phaselis is the standout shore visit: the ancient city developed around three natural harbors, and its Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine remains lie close to the water. The bays have different exposure, so the crew should select a stop according to the forecast rather than treating them as equally sheltered.
Farther south, Üç Adalar is known for reef and underwater-cave diving, although its offshore position means it is not fully protected from open-sea conditions. Multi-day itineraries can continue through Olympos and Adrasan toward Demre, Üçağız, Simena and Kekova. On these longer journeys, a catamaran’s separate lounging areas and spacious communal deck become particularly useful because the boat serves as both transport and accommodation.
Kemer’s main recreational boating season runs from May through October. June to September brings the warmest water, very little rainfall and the most consistently settled summer conditions. June and September are especially strong choices for combining reliable boating weather with coastal exploration, while July and August bring intense heat that makes shade, hydration and sun protection important aboard.
April, May and October form the shoulder period. Settled trips remain possible, but forecasts become more important as weather variability increases. From November through March, higher rainfall, less dependable sea conditions and reduced recreational activity make charter planning more limited.
Even in summer, Kemer is an open, mountain-backed coast rather than a fully enclosed cruising ground. Wind direction affects shelter in individual coves, and exposed sections can receive Mediterranean swell. Skippers and operators should also confirm current anchoring, buoy and positioning rules for Phaselis, Üç Adalar, Ayışığı and Cennet Koyu before departure.
Catamarans work particularly well for families, groups of friends and multi-generational parties that value stable cruising and room to spread out. Before booking, compare the number and arrangement of guest cabins, bathroom provision, swimming access and the balance between shaded and open deck space. If a skipper or additional crew will stay aboard, check whether their accommodation reduces the cabins available to guests.
A skippered charter is suitable for travelers without boating experience and adds local operational support. Bareboat charter offers greater independence but requires appropriate experience and may require qualifications depending on the vessel and operator. Catamarans also handle differently from monohulls: their wide beam needs more room in a marina, and bareboat skippers should be comfortable maneuvering a multihull.
Travelers planning beyond Kemer can compare catamaran charters in Turkey, while keeping in mind that coastal conditions and route styles vary by departure area.
The current number of listed catamarans in Kemer on viravira.co is 1. The available cabin count is 4, and the maximum listed capacity is 8. The eligible starting price is 2,200 €.
Among eligible completed catamaran bookings in this context, the average booked boat capacity is 8 and the average trip duration is 8. These figures can help set expectations for group size and trip length, but travelers should still review the individual vessel layout, charter format and crew-accommodation arrangements.



/ night
catamaran available
€3,000
€3,000
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 18, 2026
/ day
catamaran available
€2,200
€2,200
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 18, 2026
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