Sulada yacht tour - Kemer tour provided so great and amazing tours in Turkey, f.e. horse riding and Sulada tour, these both were amazing tours🙂

Beautiful - Great day. Service was excellent and easy to communicate with prior to the day to arrange pick up from my hotel

Antalya City Tour - We would like to express our deep gratitude to the agency and the wonderful guide Evgeniya for the sightseeing tour of Antalya. It was very interesting and informative.

We are delighted with mondi tourism - Ali his kindness his experience very close to us always ready to give us good advice

Turkish Maldives - Went on a boat trip to Adrasan region. A whole day full of sun, excitement and crystal blue bays. The trip included a meal, which was great, as well as tea. Bring with you sun protection and water and you've got yourself a fabulous time.

Great boat trip - Very clean water, three different spots where you can swim, the food was delicious at lunch. Beautiful view throughout the entire boat trip.

Awesome - I can absolutely recommend this boat trip to Suluada from Antalya! It was an unforgettable experience that I would recommend to everyone. From the moment we boarded we were warmly welcomed by the friendly and professional staff. The boat itself was spacious and comfortable, and there was plenty of seating for everyone. What really sets this boat trip apart from others is the great atmosphere on board. The staff made everyone feel comfortable and kept the atmosphere lively with music and entertainment. The crew was also very attentive and helpful, they did everything they could to ensure we had a great time. In short, this boat trip to Suluada from Antalya was a wonderful experience.

'Turkish Maldives' boat tour - avoid like the plague unless you want deafening - The agent in Beldibi outright lied to us about the boat trip. I asked if there would be music on the boat, explaining that I get headaches that are exacerbated by loud noise, and he looked shocked and said no, it was a boat trip for relaxing. Upon boarding the boat, I checked with the crew, who said there would be music. I should have just got off the boat then, with hindsight. How I wish I had. Instead, I appealed to what I assumed would be their common sense and consideration for guests: I asked them nicely, in Turkish, to keep the volume down as I had a really bad headache. They ignored me completely and turned the music up (very loud rap/dance music that fought its way past my heavy-duty earplugs) as we left the first swim stop. To give an idea of the volume, another boat was playing music at a similar volume and I could clearly make out the beat and lyrics when it was 200 yards away. At one point, I walked down the gangplank at the back of the boat simply to try to get as far away as possible from the noise. The young lad in the crew told me to come back as it was dangerous. I said I would come back if he turned the volume down (I did not say 'off', just 'down', which is reasonable). He did not, which made it very clear that passenger safety and comfort is a very, very low priority. The music continued throughout the rest of the trip, although, when my husband asked them to turn it down, they turned it down very (very) slightly. Their reason was 'people like it'. Yes, some people do - and some people don't, and in any case, there is no need for rave-level volume. It completely ruined the day, and I suspect the elderly couple and the couples onboard with very young children and a baby were none too happy, either. The only time the music was off was when the young lad - who had professed an interest in dance music when talking to my husband - was busy taking photos of the passengers, which leads me to suspect that actually, the music was for his benefit and not the passengers'. On another note, the second swimming area was extremely crowded with at least 10 boats all anchored in a line and clouds of diesel fumes. Don't be fooled by the name 'Turkish Maldives' either; I suspect the actual Maldives would be quite upset by the analogy. When we complained about the noise at the Kemer Tours office in Beldibi, the agent just shrugged. Obviously, he had his money from us and did not care in the least. The only reason I have given this 2 stars and not 1 is that, prior to the thoroughly unpleasant boat trip, we booked the jeep safari and trip to Pamukkale, Hierapolis and Cleopatra's Pool with the same company and these two trips were very enjoyable.

Do not go in July and August - I made a lot of travel around the world and I know places with a lot of tourists. But this is not acceptable because to much people and boats, no place to swim without moving because boats are coming... this is not maldives at all like they said. We should have a fish for lunch and we had pasta and chicken. The place should be beautiful in September but not in July and August because a lot of people.

A hell excursion - The best part of the excursion is the 4 hours of walking in a claustophobic mini bus, without space and without air conditioning, then you arrive at an island full of boats where you can barely bathe due to the mass of boats.