حزمة مغامرة كاس: جولة مجموعة نشطة 5 أيام في تركيا

The $1,001 fee covers a partially guided itinerary that includes a professional scuba‑diving instructor, sea‑kayak guides, boat transfers between Kas and the Kekova bays, entrance to the Sunken City site, visits to Simena Castle and eight selected bays, a licensed guide, basic travel insurance, and the additional services listed by the operator. Meals, international flights, personal equipment rentals beyond what is provided, and optional souvenirs are not part of the price.

Yes. While the core activities and guide services are covered, you may need to pay for personal expenses such as meals, drinks, tips for guides and boat crew, optional extra dives or equipment upgrades, and any souvenirs you wish to purchase. If you require a private airport transfer, that would be an extra cost as well. The operator does not list hidden fees, but it’s wise to set aside a modest daily budget for these items.

The operator’s standard policy requires written notice for cancellations. If you cancel more than 30 days before the start date, you receive a full refund minus a small administrative fee. Cancellations made between 30 and 14 days prior are refunded at 50 % of the total price. No refunds are issued for cancellations within 14 days of departure, but you may be able to reschedule the tour for a later date, subject to availability and a rescheduling fee.

The tour operator accepts major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) for the full amount at the time of booking. They also offer a two‑installment payment plan when you book at least 45 days in advance; the first payment is due at reservation and the second 30 days before departure. Check the booking page for the exact deadline and any applicable processing fees.

Basic travel insurance is included in the price and covers medical emergencies, trip interruption, and personal liability during the activities listed. However, the operator recommends that participants purchase additional personal accident or dive‑specific insurance, especially if you plan to do extra dives or engage in high‑intensity water sports. The included policy does not cover lost personal items or pre‑existing medical conditions.

All essential equipment for the scheduled scuba‑diving and sea‑kayak sessions—such as wetsuits, tanks, regulators, masks, fins, kayaks, paddles, and life‑vests—is provided at no extra charge. Personal gear (e.g., your own dive computer or wetsuit) can be used if you bring it, but the operator does not charge for the standard kit required for the group activities.

Each day begins between 08:00 and 09:00 local time. The primary meeting point is the Kas Marina, where participants gather for briefings before boarding boats or kayaks. On days that involve land visits, such as the Simena Castle stop, the guide meets the group at the designated dock and then escorts everyone to the site. Exact departure times may vary slightly depending on weather and sea conditions.

Transfers are handled by the tour operator using a combination of private motorboats for sea travel and a small passenger van for short land segments. The boat departs from Kas Marina to each bay (Aquarium Bay, Shipyard Bay, Gökkaş Bay, etc.) and returns after the scheduled activity. When a site is only reachable by foot or a short drive, the van provides the connection. All transfers are included in the tour price.

Because space on the boat and in the kayaks is limited, each participant may bring one small day‑pack (maximum 10 kg) containing personal items, a change of clothing, and a towel. Larger suitcases should be stored at your accommodation in Kas. Waterproof bags are recommended for electronics and valuables, as occasional splashes are possible during kayaking and diving.

Arriving one night before the first day allows you to settle in, collect any needed gear, and attend a brief orientation at the marina. After the final departure from Kas, most travelers stay an additional night to relax, enjoy the town’s restaurants, and arrange transport to the airport or next destination. Therefore, a total of 7 nights (one pre‑tour, five tour nights, one post‑tour) is a comfortable schedule.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Citizens of many countries can obtain an e‑visa online before travel, while others may travel visa‑free for short stays. The tour operator does not provide visas, so you should check the official Republic of Turkey e‑visa portal or contact your nearest Turkish consulate to confirm the requirement for your passport.

Turkey requires that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry. This rule applies to all participants, regardless of visa status. Make sure to verify the expiration date well in advance, as airlines may deny boarding if the passport does not meet this criterion.

The basic insurance included in the tour price covers general medical emergencies and liability, but it does not extend to dive‑specific incidents such as decompression sickness. If you plan to do additional dives beyond the scheduled session or engage in high‑risk water sports, you should purchase a supplemental policy that explicitly covers scuba diving and sea‑kayaking.

The activities require a moderate level of fitness. Participants should be comfortable swimming, able to paddle a kayak for up to 30 minutes, and have no serious medical conditions that limit breathing or mobility. Those with limited experience can still join, as professional instructors provide safety briefings and hands‑on assistance, but a basic level of stamina and confidence in the water is essential.

The tour is designed for small groups and welcomes solo travelers. Because the itinerary includes shared boat and kayak experiences, solo participants are paired with other guests for safety and enjoyment. The guide and instructors ensure that everyone, regardless of travel style, feels included and supported throughout the five days.

Scuba diving is offered only to participants aged 12 years and older, in line with international dive‑training standards. Children under 12 can still enjoy the sea‑kayak and boat activities, which have a minimum age of 8 years. Parents should confirm any specific health concerns with the dive instructor before the trip.

The Kekova boat segment includes stops at eight locations: Aquarium Bay, Shipyard Bay, Gökkaş Bay, Burç Bay, Islands Bay, the Sunken City (viewed from the water), Simena Castle, and a final swim/snorkel at Tersane Bay. Each stop offers a brief guided explanation of the archaeological and natural significance before you have time to swim or snorkel.

Yes. Each evening after the day’s activities, the group returns to Kas where you have several hours of free time. You can wander the historic harbor, shop at local markets, or dine at restaurants of your choice. The guide provides recommendations but does not accompany you during this personal leisure period.

For travelers visiting Turkey for the first time and seeking a blend of adventure and cultural immersion, the Kas Adventure Package offers a concise introduction to the Mediterranean coast. It combines water‑based activities—scuba diving, sea kayaking, and snorkeling—with visits to historic sites like Simena Castle and the Sunken City, all while staying in the charming town of Kas. The partially guided format lets you experience local life with professional support.

Booking the package provides coordinated logistics, such as boat schedules, equipment rentals, and licensed dive instructors, which can be difficult to arrange on your own. The group price includes insurance, guide fees, and entrance permits for protected sites, often at a lower total cost than purchasing each component separately. Additionally, the guide offers local insight and safety briefings, reducing the risk of missing key attractions or encountering language barriers.

Active travelers who enjoy water sports, marine archaeology, and small‑group cultural experiences gain the most value. The itinerary is especially appealing to divers, kayakers, and history enthusiasts who want professional instruction and easy access to protected sites without the hassle of arranging transport and permits themselves. Solo adventurers and small families also benefit from the shared expertise and safety measures provided.

Bring a certified dive log (if you are a certified diver), a swim suit, a towel, waterproof sunscreen, and a change of clothes. Pack a small dry bag for electronics and valuables. If you have any medical conditions, bring a doctor’s note and a copy of your health insurance. It is also advisable to review basic scuba‑diving safety rules and bring a reusable water bottle for hydration during the kayak excursions.

When you add the cost of a private dive guide, kayak instructor, boat transfers, insurance, and entrance fees for the Sunken City, the bundled price is generally lower than purchasing each service individually. The package also saves time on planning and provides a cohesive itinerary, which many travelers find valuable. If you prefer to customize each activity on your own, you may be able to reduce costs, but you will need to arrange logistics and permits yourself.