From Antalya
Yacht charter in Finike
a working marina town between a citrus plain and the Taurus foothills
- Why guests choose itCitrus-growing lowlands, a working harbour and the Taurus backdrop.
About Finike
Finike sits on a Mediterranean agricultural plain known for citrus, with the Taurus foothills behind and a working harbour and marina on the coast. This is not a MY FREEDOM route: its fixed programmes depart only from Kundu. A Finike request uses a selected partner vessel. The vessel, actual departure and boarding point, schedule, route, price, inclusions and proposed stops must be confirmed before booking or payment in a separate written offer; this page does not promise a particular harbour or berth.
Getting there
Finike is a working coastal town between the Mediterranean shoreline and the agricultural plain behind it. MY FREEDOM’s fixed programmes depart only from Kundu, and Finike is not one of those routes. A Finike request is therefore planned with a selected partner vessel rather than an assumed boat or berth. Before booking or payment, a separate written offer must name the vessel, actual departure and boarding point, schedule, route, price, inclusions, intended coast and stops. Harbour directions, weather and the captain’s judgement remain decisive when the day arrives.
The water
Water conditions around Finike vary between harbour approaches, open coast and any selected bay, so one description cannot responsibly cover every possible stop. Swimming should take place only where the captain has checked traffic, wind and sea state on the day. Ask which kind of water activity is proposed and whether shore access is involved. Do not infer depth, visibility, seabed or wildlife from a general destination page.
Through the season
Finike can support coastal planning in different parts of the year, but timing should be based on the latest operating information rather than claims of a perfect month. Daylight, forecast, harbour activity and the group's priorities may change the most suitable course. Before booking, request the exact departure and vessel, the intended character of the day and a practical alternative if the original route cannot be followed safely.
What you are looking at
The ancient city of Limyra provides Finike's strongest nearby historical context. Near Limyra, the Limyros watercourse separates into two branches around part of the southern area, creating an island-like section within the ancient landscape. A separate land visit makes this relationship easier to understand. Official archaeological information should guide access, conservation rules and interpretation, since the historic site and a coastal boat programme require different planning.
Worth knowing
Clarify whether Finike is the departure reference, the subject of a coastal passage or part of a wider land-and-sea itinerary. Before payment, check the vessel, boarding point, proposed route, swimming plan and any transport between the coast and Limyra. On the day, follow harbour and captain instructions. For the archaeological site, prepare for walking, carry water and consult current official visitor information rather than assuming entry through the marine programme.
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Common questions
How are the vessel and programme confirmed?
Before payment, the written quote names the vessel, departure marina, boarding and return times, and proposed route.
What is included in the price?
Nothing is assumed for a bespoke request or partner vessel. The written quote lists meals, drinks, fuel, harbour costs, transfers and any extra charges.
Can the route change?
Yes. The captain confirms a safe plan for the actual sea, weather and harbour instructions, and may change the route or stops when needed.
How is guest capacity confirmed?
Capacity is confirmed for the selected vessel in the written quote; larger groups may require a different vessel.
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