The short list
- Swimwear, worn under your clothes — changing space on a full boat is limited
- A towel. The boats do not hand them out.
- Sunscreen, factor 30 or higher. Reflected sun off water burns faster than a sunbed.
- A hat and sunglasses
- Cash or a card for the bar and any on-board photos
- A light jacket or hoodie for the evening boats
- Any medication you need during a full day, including anything for seasickness
What to wear
Swimwear under light clothes, and shoes you can get on and off easily — you board from the quay and there are stairs between decks. Flip-flops are fine; heels are not.
On the night disco boat, comfortable shoes for the dance floor and swimwear for the foam party. On the sunset cruise, something warmer than you think you need.
What you do not need to bring
Lunch, on the pirate galleon, the Starcraft and the Manavgat day — a cooked meal is included in the price on those three. On the evening boats and the Suluada day, no meal is recorded, so eat before or plan around it.
Snorkelling masks are recorded on the private yacht. On the shared boats, bring your own if you want to be certain of having one.
What you cannot buy at sea
Sunscreen, medication, baby supplies, a phone charger and a dry towel. The bar sells drinks and snacks; it is not a shop.
There is no cash machine on board, and the harbour is not somewhere to rely on finding one in a hurry.