devil’s peninsula

adults €450

children (<15) €405

45 km

25 nm

3 days

total activity

difficulty

3/5

min

3 paddlers 

1 guide

for every 6 paddler

Program

meeting at kayaköy
09:00

finish
15:00

  • a three‑day sea kayaking and nature expedition starting from karaot beach and paddling toward the islands of fethiye, with two nights of camping as we cross the iblis peninsula.

    the route passes rabbit island, kızıl island, iblis beach, aquarium bay and many unnamed coves and headlands, ending at gemiler bay.

    shuttle service is provided to the tour starting point and from the finishing point back to your accommodation.

  • we meet our participants at 08:30 at the seakayaköy main camp.

    day 1 – island exploration (13–15 km)

    together with our kayaks and participants, we transfer to karaot beach. after completing our preparations and safety briefing, we launch into the sea. we paddle island‑to‑island between rabbit island and kızıl island, stopping for lunch in the shade of a lighthouse.

    we then continue toward the mainland and set up our first camp at acemi dalgıç bay.

    day 2 – iblis peninsula (15–17 km)

    we start the day with a delicious turkish breakfast before getting back into our kayaks. paddling along remote coves, we reach the impressive cliffs of iblis cape. we visit a hidden cave, enjoy lunch and take a snorkeling break.

    by the end of the day, we arrive at iblis beach, set up our second camp, and swim at sunset before spending the night under the stars.

    day 3 – st. nicholas (12–14 km)

    we paddle past quiet coves and monastery ruins dating back to 500 bc, exploring caves and weaving through rocky passages.

    continuing south, we reach aquarium bay and take a break among the remains of an ancient harbor.

    we finish our expedition at gemiler bay.

    participants should keep in mind that the entire program, including arrival times at camp sites and the final destination, may vary depending on sea and wind conditions.

  • included

    • sea kayaks
    • safety equipment
    • guiding
    • all meals
    • camping equipment
    • transfers to the tour starting point and from the finishing point back to your accommodation

    not included

    • food and drinks purchased at beaches or cafés during breaks
    • drinks at accommodation or campsite facilities (if any)

    what to bring

    • long‑sleeve swim shirt, preferably uv‑protective
    • board shorts, swim tights, bikini or swimsuit
    • sandals or water shoes
    • sunglasses
    • hat
    • bandana or buff (optional, for face protection)
    • water‑resistant sunscreen
    • lip balm with spf (optional)
    • personal medications
    • energy‑boosting snacks
    • headlamp
    • dry bag
    • warm layer for evenings (fleece, light jacket, etc.)
    • flip‑flops
    • mosquito repellent
    • cash, passport, id, etc.
  • single and tandem sea kayaks available:

    • single kayak is the tsunami 145 model which has good balance and versatility for any sea condition. there are also net pockets to store water and snacks. watertight compartments to carry extra gear and keep everything dry.
    • tandem sea kayak is the polaris 180 t model if you wish to paddle with your partner, friend, child, or pet. this has day and larger compartments to carry everything you need.

    paddling equipment

    • wilderness systems spray skirt
    • pfd, bouancy aid (small, medium and large sizes)
    • harmony drifter sea paddle
    • sponge

    safety equipment (carried by guide)

    • bilge pump
    • tow rope
    • paddle float
    • first aid kit

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