King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim

Reviewed · ALANYA PIRATE & PARTY BOAT CRUISES

King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim

5.0 · 3 reviews From $15 Operated by Vikingen Boat · Bookable on GetYourGuide
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Pirate fun with real swim time beats tourist boredom. This King of Vikingen boat party day blends sightseeing around Alanya with a deck atmosphere meant for laughing, sunning, and jumping in when you want. You’ll also get cave stops like the Phosphor Cave area and Lovers Cave, which add a different kind of scenery than the usual coast cruise.

I especially like the way the day is built around five swimming pauses instead of one quick dip. There’s also a Schaumparty plus kids animation onboard, so the energy stays high without everyone just waiting in silence. One thing to consider: the tour is weather-dependent, so the sea conditions can affect the experience.

Quick Highlights You’ll Care About

King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim - Quick Highlights You’ll Care About

  • Five swimming pauses across the route, including time at Cleopatra Beach and later at Paradise Beach
  • Phosphor Cave and Lovers Cave for photo-worthy coastal sightseeing
  • Schaumparty that turns the boat into a moving party zone
  • Kids animation alongside the main onboard entertainment
  • Pickup and return transfer from your Alanya hotel, so you’re not hunting transportation
  • Multilingual live guide + audio guide options, including German and English

Back out of the harbour on another pirate boat, foam party and all.

Why This Alanya Pirate Boat Party Works for a Day Off

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If you want the Turkey coast without sitting through a stiff, scripted sightseeing day, this is the kind of cruise that makes sense. The ship leans into a pirate-themed feel, but the vibe is playful, not mean-spirited. Think: you’re there for views, food, swimming breaks, and an onboard party, not any “work” angle.

The biggest win is the balance. You get sightseeing around Alanya’s coastline and castle area, then the day shifts into proper fun time: sunbathing, swimming, and entertainment. It’s built for mixed groups too, because there’s entertainment for kids and party moments for adults.

Getting to the Boat: Pickup in Alanya and the 5-Hour Flow

King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim - Getting to the Boat: Pickup in Alanya and the 5-Hour Flow
You start with hotel pickup in Alanya, then you’ll head to the boat cruise area at Alanya Limani. The total experience is listed at 5 hours, and starting times can vary, so check what’s available for your date.

What I like about this setup is simplicity. You don’t need to figure out parking, taxis, or meeting points at odd hours. You’ll wait outside your hotel at the assigned pickup time, and you’ll receive a notification within 3 hours after booking about the pickup timing.

On the water, the day is paced like a relaxed party day. You’re not stuck doing one single activity for the entire cruise. Instead, the rhythm alternates between sightseeing and breaks for swimming.

Sailing Past Alanya’s Castle Area Before the Caves

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Once you’re onboard, you’ll get that “moving balcony” feeling as you cruise around the area near Alanya Castle. It’s a classic view angle from the sea, and it helps the day feel like more than just swimming.

Then come the cave-related stops, including the Phosphor Cave and Lovers Cave. Even if you’re not a hardcore spelunker, cave areas are visually interesting because the coast changes shape and the lighting feels different from open water. Expect this part to be more about sightseeing from the cruise experience and grabbing photos at the right moments, rather than a long land excursion.

Phosphor Cave, Lovers Cave, and Why These Stops Add Value

King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim - Phosphor Cave, Lovers Cave, and Why These Stops Add Value
Cave stops can feel like filler on some boat tours. Here, they help because they break up the day and give you a change of scenery between swim breaks. The Phosphor Cave and Lovers Cave names alone make people curious, but the practical value is that you’re not doing the same photo angle every time the boat stops.

Also, caves tend to create a natural “pause” moment. That means you can treat these as built-in scene changes, rather than trying to squeeze in sightseeing while you’re also thinking about when you’ll swim next.

Five Swimming Pauses: This Is the Real Reason to Book

Most boat tours promise swimming. This one is more honest because it builds in five swim pauses. That matters if you want flexibility. Some people want a quick dip, others want more time to relax in the water or on the deck.

Cleopatra Beach is one of the named swim stops, which is a strong draw if you like the idea of a well-known coastline moment. Later, the tour also includes time at Paradise Beach, which gives the day a second “beach identity,” not just one shoreline stop repeated again.

One practical tip: treat swim time as your anchor. If the day feels like it’s moving fast, it’s because the schedule is actually doing what you came for. Keep an eye on the pace announcements so you don’t lose track of which stop is your main swimming one.

Cleopatra Beach and Paradise Beach: What to Expect at Each

At Cleopatra Beach, you’re likely to get that classic “water break” experience: time to cool off, swim, and regroup without leaving the boat entirely for hours. It’s a good mid-day pick-me-up, especially if you’re combining sightseeing and party energy.

Paradise Beach comes later, which helps the day feel like it has two peaks. By the time you reach the second beach-focused stop, you’ve already absorbed the cave and coastline sights, so you can shift into full relaxation mode.

Since the tour lists five swim pauses total, there may be additional stops along the coast beyond these two named beaches. What’s consistent is the idea: you should leave feeling like you actually swam, not just watched the water.

Schaumparty and Kids Animation: Party Without Chaos

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This is the part that makes it stand out for families and mixed groups. The onboard entertainment includes a Schaumparty, and there’s kids animation too. That combination helps keep the energy up across age ranges.

From a practical standpoint, this means the boat isn’t just adults in sunglasses and silence. There’s structure to the fun, and kids get a reason to stay engaged instead of getting bored during the sailing time.

If you’re traveling with teens or younger children, this is a big plus. If you’re traveling as a couple who wants quiet romance, it’s worth knowing the party theme is part of the product. The trade-off is that your day will feel lively.

Food on Board and the Crew Energy People Notice

The experience includes food on the boat, and that’s a major comfort factor. When you’re doing caves, swimming, and party time, you want something substantial without having to plan meals around the cruise schedule.

What really pushes this tour into “worth it” territory is the crew energy. One name that came up is Yazmin, described as coming out to say hi and bringing a great spirit to the day. Another mention highlighted the owner being super nice and offering a welcome drink on arrival.

Even without putting too much weight on single anecdotes, the pattern is clear: the team is engaged. That’s what makes a boat day feel like an actual event instead of a checklist.

Alcohol Is Extra: How to Plan Your Drinks

Alcoholic drinks cost extra, so this isn’t fully all-inclusive in that sense. The upside is you can control how much you spend on drinks rather than being forced into a higher package price.

If you’re traveling as a group, decide your plan before boarding. If you’ll only have a drink or two, you’re likely to be fine with the extra-cost setup. If you’re expecting many cocktails, budget ahead so you don’t get surprised once the drink menu starts.

Price and Value: Is $15 a Fair Deal?

At around $15 per person, the value is hard to beat for a day that includes hotel pickup, a 5-hour cruise, multiple swim stops, cave sightseeing, food on board, and organized entertainment like the foam party and kids animation.

The main cost wrinkle is alcohol. But compared to many coastal tours where you end up paying extra for basics, this one is strong on what’s included. You’re also paying for time on the water, not just a short sightseeing segment.

If you’re thinking budget-first, this is the kind of tour where your money goes toward the day’s core moments: swimming breaks and onboard fun. If you’re a strict “I want only quiet sightseeing” traveler, you might feel the party theme is more than you need. For everyone else, the price-to-experience ratio looks solid.

Who This Boat Tour Fits Best (and Who Might Skip It)

This tour fits best if you want:

  • A fun, social boat day with entertainment
  • Multiple chances to swim, not just one stop
  • A mix of sightseeing and beach time
  • Something that can handle families without turning into a babysitting schedule

It might be less ideal if you want:

  • Silence and long guided museum-style explanations
  • A calm, low-stimulation day
  • A purely nature-focused cruise where the party elements feel distracting

For first-time visitors to Alanya, it’s also a great “do something coastal and active” option. You’ll get multiple highlights in one go, and the pickup makes it low-stress.

Practical Tips to Get the Most From the Day

  • Bring swim essentials even if you don’t plan to swim at every stop. With five swim pauses, you’ll probably want options.
  • Plan your day so you’re ready for sun. You’ll have time on the deck between stops, and you’ll likely be in and out of the water.
  • If you’re sensitive to noise or crowds, pick your spot on the boat early and move less during party moments.
  • Bring a light layer for cooler moments on the water, since sea weather can shift faster than you expect.

Should You Book King of Vikingen All Inclusive Boottour Party and Swim?

I’d book it if your idea of a great coast day includes swimming breaks, a foam party vibe, and a crew that keeps the energy going. The combination of cave sightseeing (Phosphor Cave and Lovers Cave), named beach stops like Cleopatra Beach and Paradise Beach, and organized entertainment for kids makes it a strong choice for mixed groups and families.

Skip it if you’re after a quiet, slow-paced sightseeing cruise. The party elements are part of the deal, and the tour is weather-dependent, so you’ll want to be flexible about sea conditions.

If you want a lively Alanya day that doesn’t require planning every minute, this one makes sense.

FAQ

How long is the King of Vikingen boat tour?

The duration is listed as 5 hours.

Where does the tour start?

Pickup starts in Alanya, and the boat cruise includes Alanya Limani.

What swim stops are included?

There are 5 swimming pauses, including a stop at Cleopatra Beach and another at Paradise Beach.

What’s included in the price?

Pickup and return transfer from your hotel are included. The experience also includes food on board and onboard entertainment.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

Alcoholic drinks are not included and are extra to pay.

What languages are available for the guide?

A live tour guide is available in Turkish, Russian, English, German, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Kurdish, Norwegian, and Swedish.

Is an audio guide provided?

Yes. Audio guide options include German, Russian, Turkish, and English.

What should I know about weather?

The tour is weather-dependent. If conditions aren’t suitable, the day may be affected.