When you hear the price of a boat trip, the number alone tells you little; what matters is what sits behind it. On our tour, which leaves from Gümbet Harbour, Bodrum boat trip prices come as a single line: 1,500 TL per person. Below we set out what that amount includes, what it does not, and how much each age group pays.
What 1,500 TL buys
For the 2026 season, an adult ticket costs 1,500 TL. It covers a day of roughly six and a half hours, starting at 10:30 and ending back at the same jetty at 17:00. Four bays are on the route: Dalgıç, Ada Boğazı, Aşıklar and Akvaryum, with 30 to 40 minutes at each stop. Most of what you pay for is therefore time spent in the water. The hour-by-hour schedule shows how the day is divided.
0, 6 and 12: the numbers behind child fares
Families usually ask about children first. Under-sixes travel free, ages 6 to 12 pay half fare, and anyone over 12 pays the full ticket. Two adults with one pre-school child therefore come to 3,000 TL in total.
Included and not included
Two short lists keep the figure transparent.
- Included: lunch — chicken, pasta and salad, served at Ada Boğazı around 13:00
- Included: shuttle from hotels in Gümbet, Bitez and Ortakent, at no extra charge
- Included: the DJ set and dance animation
- Included: life jackets, safety equipment and insurance; toilet, shower and changing cabin on deck
- Not included: drinks — alcoholic or soft, bought separately at the on-board bar
- Not included: towels, so pack your own
Our answers to the usual questions about coverage go through that split in more detail.
100 and 3: capacity and refunds
The boat takes 100 guests, and in July and August those places fill early. Refunds are possible up to 3 days before the tour date. Payment works by card or bank transfer, and seats are confirmed over WhatsApp on +90 536 306 6359.
How to compare quotes
The useful comparison is not the headline figure but whether lunch, transfer and the number of swim stops sit inside it. The way season pricing is set explains that logic, and if you are travelling with a large party, the notes written for student groups will be useful. If you want a quiet day at sea, a deck with a DJ is honestly not the right purchase.