Belek is a luxurious resort on the west coast of Turkey that belongs to the Antalya Province.  Aside from sailing, if you find yourself wanting to spend some time on a historic adventure, there is plenty to see and discover in the local area. Attractions include the marvelously preserved Aspendos, an amphitheater built as a gift to the Roman emperor and the gods; the International Opera and Ballet Festival are annually held performances in this magnificent 2.000-year-old amphitheater; It’s also a delight to explore the ancient city of Perge, close to Belek. The city was an important port during the Hellenistic period and was then developed into an impressive Anatolian city, thanks to the notable efforts of the Romans. Today, Belek is renowned for its sporting facilities, Golf courses and is loved by tourists who take short trips into town for the evening to enjoy the restaurants, bars, and shops. Once you have taken in a fair share of fascinating ancient ruins and entertainment by the town center, you can then rent a boat in Belek and enjoy a spectacular adventure along the coast. 

 A boat trip in Belek will allow you to have private time with your friends or family in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Along with the other extravagant catamarans and yachts anchored in the bays, you can tour the ancient city of Phaselis in Kemer. Along the coast, you will find three bays in Olympos-Bey Mountains (Beydaglari) Coast National Park. There are also three harbors offering excellent locations to anchor. If you are interested in boating for more than just a day, you can drop anchor in any of the sheltered bays, which extend all the way to Finike and Demre.  

 Your boat rentals in Belek may also be combined with a cruise along the shores of the Manavgat River. With a motor yacht or a sailboat, you can stop for a swim and admire the picturesque nature around you. The river flows through the entire city, which shares the same name, and spans about 93 kilometers in length. You will see mighty mountains meeting luxurious pine forests and will be able to take a lot of vivid photos of memorable experiences. By choosing this route, you will have the unique opportunity to see the thrilling face of Side; this is an ancient port city known for its long beaches and Greco-Roman beaches.