Twenty hotels, mid-strip, between Avsallar and Konaklı
Türkler sits west of Alanya centre with Avsallar on one side and Konaklı on the other, and our hotel registry lists twenty properties inside it — among them Alan Xafira Deluxe Resort, Aydınbey Gold Dreams, Club Gunes Garden and Eftalia Aqua Resort. Twenty leaves Türkler neither the largest nor the smallest of the western names in that registry: Okurcalar, Konaklı and Avsallar each hold more, and Incekum holds exactly half as many.
That middle position is the whole story of this page. Türkler is big enough that people book boats from it every week, and anonymous enough that not one boat's pickup record mentions it by name. Both of those are true at once, and only one of them is a problem.
Two boats name a village outside central Alanya. Neither names Türkler.
Across the nine trips this site sells, exactly two pickup records reach past central Alanya and name a village. One reaches west: the Green Canyon day (€33 adult / €20 child) records Alanya and Avsallar, and it is the only product on the site with Avsallar written into it. The other reaches east: the night disco boat (€48 / €34) records central Alanya, Mahmutlar and Kestel.
So there is one written-down name on each side of the centre — and Türkler, which sits next door to the western one, is not that name. We would rather put it on the first screen than let you discover it at a reception desk. What we do instead is check your hotel individually, which is what the rest of this page is about.
What the records do say, and how your hotel gets confirmed
Round-trip hotel transfer appears in the inclusions of every trip on this site: inside a boat's own recorded zone it costs nothing extra. That zone is written either as central Alanya or as the Alanya resort strip, and the strip wording lists no sub-areas at all — which is precisely why we confirm hotels by name rather than by district.
There is one hard edge worth knowing before you get attached to a particular boat. The pirate galleon (€20 / €14) records central Alanya only; pickup outside central Alanya is recorded as excluded and handled on request. A request is not a promise, and we would rather say so in a message than take a booking we cannot serve.
You will not find a pickup time anywhere on this page either. Times are confirmed per hotel after booking — the recorded policy on every boat — and one published time for every hotel on the strip would be a guess dressed up as information.
The zones, boat by boat, read from a Türkler address
- Green Canyon day (€33 / €20, nine hours) — Alanya and Avsallar. The only record naming a village west of the centre, and the closest any record on the site comes to Türkler.
- Starcraft day cruise (€35 / €25, nine hours) — central Alanya, with distant outlying resorts excluded. Türkler is named neither way, so this one is settled hotel by hotel before you pay.
- Sunset boat (€35 / €25, four hours) and Suluada (€43 / €30, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays) — both record the Alanya resort strip, the widest wording anywhere in our records. No sub-areas listed, so send us the hotel name.
- Manavgat river day (€43 / €30, nine hours, Mondays and Thursdays) — from Alanya by air-conditioned coach.
- Fishing trip (€50 / €35, six hours) — central Alanya, in air-conditioned vehicles.
- Night disco boat (€48 / €34, four hours) — central Alanya, Mahmutlar and Kestel, with anything outside that standard zone excluded. Both named villages lie east of the centre; Türkler lies west.
- Pirate galleon (€20 / €14, seven hours) — central Alanya only, outside the centre on request. The cheapest day on the site and the tightest zone on the site, in the same boat.
- Private yacht (€580 for the whole boat, never a per-person figure, six hours) — central Alanya districts.
Which boat repays the road leg
A Türkler address means road time at both ends of the day whichever boat you pick, so the real question is what the day hands back. The nine-hour trips hand back the most: the Starcraft day cruise at €35, where the animation crew cranks up the music and fires off a daytime foam party between swims; the Green Canyon day at €33, which anchors for swims in cold mountain water; the Manavgat river day at €43, on Mondays and Thursdays.
The four-hour evenings ask the opposite trade — you travel for a short trip. That is exactly right when the evening itself is the point: the sunset boat at €35 carries no food, drinks or bar and does not pretend otherwise, and the night disco boat at €48 is the only one on the site with both a DJ and a foam show. Check the disco's zone with us first, though, because its written reach runs the other way along the coast.
What the road leg does not change is the fare. A trip booked from a Türkler hotel costs what it costs from a hotel in the centre — children 4 to 11 pay the child rate, under-fours travel free, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure whichever address you give us.