Two routes, priced in different units
There are only two ways a group books a boat here, and what separates them is not the boat — it is the unit of price. A shared sailing is sold per person, so ten of you costs ten times one of you. The private yacht is sold per boat: €580 for six hours, and whether that is eight of you or the whole party, the figure does not move.
That single difference is the entire decision. Everything below is arithmetic you can do before you write to us, and we would rather you did it than take our word for which side your group falls on.
One caveat first, because it changes how you ask. The record we work from carries no maximum head count for any of the nine sailings, and none for the charter either. So how many of you there are is the first thing to tell us: it is the one question the price list cannot answer.
What ten adults pay, boat by boat
Standard adult fares, multiplied by ten. The pirate galleon: 10 × €20 = €200 for a seven-hour day with lunch included. The Starcraft day: 10 × €35 = €350 for nine hours with lunch. The Green Canyon day: 10 × €33 = €330 with an open buffet. Manavgat: 10 × €43 = €430. Suluada: also 10 × €43 = €430. The fishing trip: 10 × €50 = €500 with a hot lunch. The disco night: 10 × €48 = €480 for four hours, with no meal recorded.
Beside all of that sits one number that does not multiply: €580 for the whole yacht, six hours. For ten people that works out at €580 ÷ 10 = €58 each — more per head than any shared sailing on the list, the €50 fishing day included.
So at ten, the shared boat is cheaper. That is the honest answer, and it stays the honest answer until the group gets bigger or privacy starts to matter more than the total.
Where the whole boat overtakes the per-head fare
The charter never gets cheaper; your share of it does. At eight, the boat still costs €580 while eight adults on the Starcraft day cost 8 × €35 = €280 — less than half. The crossing point is the disco night at €48 an adult: twelve of you on the night cruise is 12 × €48 = €576, four euros less than the whole yacht at €580. At twelve, the two prices are effectively the same, and what you are choosing between is four hours with a DJ and a crowd, or six hours with nobody aboard but your own party.
Against the fishing day the crossover arrives a place earlier: 12 × €50 = €600, which is €20 more than chartering the boat outright.
Against the pirate galleon there is barely a crossover at all: €580 ÷ €20 = 29 adults. If budget beats privacy, the cheap day boat is not going to be beaten.
The bar bill a group forgets to budget for
No standard fare on any of the nine sailings includes drinks. A bar is recorded on four boats — the pirate galleon, the Starcraft day, the disco night and the fishing trip — and on all four the drinks are paid separately. Across ten people and a long day, that is not a rounding error.
There is exactly one way to close that gap, and it exists on two boats only. The All Inclusive option is €40 an adult and €28 a child on the pirate galleon and the Starcraft day: the same boat, the same departure, the same lunch, with unlimited soft drinks added. No alcohol — no beer, no wine, no cocktails. It is an upgraded fare on two boats, not a separate all-inclusive boat.
On the Starcraft the arithmetic is unusually kind. Standard is €35 and All Inclusive is €40, so ten adults go from 10 × €35 = €350 to 10 × €40 = €400 — €5 a head for a day of soft drinks. On the galleon the same upgrade runs €20 to €40, which doubles the fare, so decide it rather than assume it. And it does not exist on the disco night: on that boat the bar is a bar.
Groups with children in them
Infants aged 0–3 travel free, children aged 4–11 pay the child fare, and from 12 everyone pays the adult fare. The last line catches groups out more often than the first two — a thirteen-year-old is an adult on the price list.
So six adults, four children and a baby on the Starcraft day is 6 × €35 + 4 × €25 = €210 + €100 = €310. The same group on the pirate galleon is 6 × €20 + 4 × €14 = €120 + €56 = €176.
The disco night is the exception in kind rather than in price. Its own conditions describe it as suited to teens and adults, with under-18s accompanied, so a mixed-age family group is a different question from a group of friends — and one the page on boat trips with children answers better than this one.
Birthdays and hen parties: what is actually recorded
What we can stand behind: the disco night is €48 an adult and €34 for a child aged 4–11, four hours in the evening, with a live DJ, an animation team and a foam party show, and a bar where drinks are paid separately. The private yacht is €580 for the whole boat, six hours, with snorkelling masks included, an adjustable route and adjustable swim stops, weather permitting, and food or drink only where it has been arranged in advance rather than asked for on the day.
What is not recorded, anywhere: a cake, decorations, a reserved corner of the deck, a playlist request, a special hen or stag programme. We are not promising any of it, because nothing in the record supports it. Asking costs nothing — inventing an answer would cost you your evening.
Two sailings also run on fixed days: Manavgat on Mondays and Thursdays, Suluada on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. If the group has exactly one free date, check it against those two before anyone falls in love with either.
Ten people, three hotels, one pickup
Round-trip hotel transfer sits in the included list of every one of the nine sailings, so within each product's own recorded zone it costs a group nothing extra. The zones are not identical, and that is exactly where a large party spread along the coast comes unstuck.
The disco night records pickup in central Alanya, Mahmutlar and Kestel, and excludes anywhere outside that. The pirate galleon records central Alanya only, with anywhere beyond it on request. The Starcraft day records central Alanya and excludes distant outlying resorts. The Green Canyon day is the one product that names Avsallar alongside Alanya. The private yacht records central Alanya districts.
The boats leave from Alanya harbour. Pickup times are confirmed hotel by hotel, so there is no time printed here and we will not guess at one. Send us the hotels — all of them, if your group is split — and we will confirm each one.
What a group does not get here
No group discount. The record carries none, and we will not invent one to close a booking: the fares above are the fares whether there are two of you or twenty.
No minimum group size either, and no whole-boat rate on any of the shared sailings — the only boat you take entirely is the private yacht at €580. Nor does the record say whether a group of ten will be seated together on a shared deck, so we do not promise that.
Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before departure, on all of it. For a group whose final headcount is still moving, that is probably the most useful line on this page.