Kas does late-day sunsets well, and this quick 2-hour cruise is built for just that. You watch the sunset at Limanagzı Bay, then you get beach time and a final shoreline pass after dark skies move in. What I like most is the pace: no all-day slog, just enough time to enjoy the light and the water.

I also like the small group size (maximum 10). It keeps things relaxed, and it makes it easier for the crew to get everyone positioned for views. Captain Ergun is mentioned in one set of feedback for going the extra mile with drone shots, which is a nice memory-maker if you end up wanting photos beyond your phone.

One thing to consider: this tour really depends on good weather. If conditions are poor, it can be canceled and you’ll be offered another date or a full refund, so don’t plan this as your only sunset option.

Key things to know before you go

• 4:30 pm start: timed for sunset viewing without turning into a long evening
• Max 10 travelers: more personal, less crowded boat vibes
• Limanagzı Bay (45 minutes): the main event for the sunset
• Hidayet Bay Beach (45 minutes): your best chance to swim if you want
• Big Pebble Beach pass (30 minutes): extra shoreline minutes after sunset
• English mobile-ticket tour: straightforward check-in and communication

How this 2-hour sunset cruise works in real life

This is a classic “get on the boat, watch the sky change, get off before you’re tired” kind of tour. It runs about 2 hours total, starting at 4:30 pm. That timing matters in Kas because sunset light changes fast—being out on the water for the key moment is the whole point.

The group is capped at 10 travelers, which changes the feel. Smaller boats tend to mean less jockeying for position and fewer long waits. If you like travel days that stay calm, this one fits.

Price-wise, it’s $180.24 per person. That’s not cheap for a two-hour outing, so I’d think of it as paying for three things: the boat time at the right moment, the dedicated stops for sunset and swimming, and the fact that all fees and taxes are included in what you pay. Dinner isn’t included, and alcohol is extra, so you’re still free to keep costs under control.

Meeting point in Kas: where to show up at 4:30

You’ll meet at the area around Andifli, Liman Sk. 4 B, 07580 Kaş/Antalya, listed with options like Larsoy Travel & Tourism Office and Kekova Boat Tour (plus nearby rental and ferry-related names). In other words: look for the office cluster at that address and go in with your booking details.

The tour is described as near public transportation, so getting there shouldn’t be a mission. Still, show up a few minutes early. Boats do not wait for a latecomer, and sunset time does not slow down for anybody.

Stop 1: Limanagzı Bay sunset viewing (45 minutes)

This is the highlight. The plan is straightforward: you watch the sunset in Limanagzı Bay, with about 45 minutes set aside for it. That’s the sweet spot. Long enough to enjoy the color shifts, short enough that you’re not stuck standing around long after the best light is gone.

What makes this stop work is the structure. You aren’t splitting the sunset moment into tiny windows. Instead, you get a proper block of time at the right place, so you can do the usual sunset routine—photos, a slow look at the water, and that moment when the sky goes from bright to soft.

If you’re the type who loves taking photos, do yourself a favor: pick a spot on the boat early and keep your tripod/phone setup simple. The goal here is getting the shot without turning sunset into a logistics project.

Stop 2: Hidayet Bay Beach for swimming time (45 minutes)

After the Limanagzı sunset segment, the tour shifts to Hidayet Bay Beach. You get about 45 minutes here, and the wording is clear: if you want, you can swim.

This stop is valuable because it adds variety. Sunset tours can be mostly “watch and snack.” Here, you get actual water time. If you’re visiting in warm months, swimming can feel like the perfect reset after time spent looking up at the sky.

Practical tip: bring swimwear even if you think you won’t change. Sea breezes and boat rides can cool you down, so being ready helps you make the most of that beach block.

Also, because you’ll be on and off the boat, think about your phone and camera plan. You don’t want to spend the whole time worrying where your valuables are.

After sunset at Big Pebble Beach: 30 minutes of shoreline time

Once the sun is down, you’ll pass near Big Pebble Beach for about 30 minutes. This isn’t framed as a long swim stop—more like an extra shoreline viewing segment.

Why it matters: pebble beaches and darker evening light create a different feel than daytime swimming bays. The scenery turns more dramatic after sunset, and you get one more chance to absorb the coast without stretching the tour.

If you’re hoping to do a full second beach experience, don’t count on it. This portion is time-limited, so treat it as a scenic bonus rather than a replacement for the Hidayet Bay swimming window.

Price and value: what $180.24 buys (and what it doesn’t)

The headline price is $180.24 per person, and for that you get:

• All fees and taxes included
• A 2-hour boat tour experience with planned stops
• Mobile ticket entry
• Offered in English
• A group size up to 10 travelers

What’s not included is where you can fine-tune your personal budget. Dinner is available with an added cost of $40 per person if you want it. Alcoholic beverages are on board for purchase, so if you don’t drink, you can keep spending predictable.

Here’s how I’d judge value: this feels priced like a premium short experience. You’re paying for timing (sunset), access (getting to these spots by boat), and a more personal group size. If you’d rather spend a long evening on land and skip boat cost, you might feel it’s pricey. If you want the sunset moment to be genuinely special without burning half your day, this is closer to “worth it.”

One more detail that helps value: it’s on average booked 18 days in advance. That suggests it’s a popular slot, so you’re not the only person with good ideas for sunset. Booking earlier can help lock in the date you want.

Who this tour suits best in Kas

This tour fits best if you want a sunset outing that stays short, scenic, and easy.

You’ll likely love it if you:

• Want sunset views without committing to a full-day cruise
• Prefer a small group (max 10) over big-boat crowds
• Like having one practical “do something” moment (swimming at Hidayet Bay)
• Are comfortable keeping plans flexible if weather changes

It may not be your best choice if you:

• Want a long beach hangout or a multi-stop marathon
• Expect dinner to be included
• Are trying to avoid any weather-dependent plans (the tour requires good weather)

Practical tips to make your evening smoother

Even a short tour can feel smoother with a little prep.

• Arrive early: the meeting point is an office cluster at Andifli, Liman Sk. 4 B. Sunset tours move fast.
• Pack for water time: if you want to swim at Hidayet Bay Beach, have your swimwear ready.
• Bring a light layer: evening sea air can feel cooler than you expect, especially once the sun drops.
• Photo strategy: pick one main photo spot and stay put for a while. Chasing the “perfect angle” wastes time at sunset.
• Plan for optional extras: dinner is an added $40 per person, and alcohol is available for purchase. If you’re budgeting, decide before you board.

Small-group sailing with an attentive crew

The tour is capped at 10 travelers, which tends to correlate with a more manageable experience—less waiting around, more room to move, and easier crew communication. It’s also explicitly English-speaking, so you won’t be stuck guessing what’s next.

One specific detail from the provided feedback stands out: Captain Ergun is associated with taking drone shots of passengers. Even if you don’t care about drone footage, it signals that the crew pays attention to how people remember the trip. That matters because sunset tours are all about memories—once the light is gone, you’re back on the clock.

Should you book the 2 Hours Sunset Tour from Kas?

I’d book it if you want a compact, well-timed sunset experience with real variety: sunset viewing at Limanagzı Bay, beach time at Hidayet Bay, and a final scenic pass near Big Pebble Beach. The small group size is a big plus, and the fact that fees and taxes are included makes budgeting easier than many tours.

I would hesitate only if weather failure would ruin your plans. This one requires good weather, and if it’s canceled you’ll get an alternate date or a full refund. Also, factor in that dinner and alcohol are extra, so your final cost may be higher than the base price if you decide to add them.

If you’re in Kas around sunset and you want something simple, scenic, and not overly long, this tour is a solid pick.

FAQ

How long is the sunset tour from Kas?

It runs for about 2 hours.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is 4:30 pm.

Where do I meet the boat in Kas?

You meet at the office area in Andifli, Liman Sk. 4 B, 07580 Kaş/Antalya, Türkiye, listed with names such as Larsoy Travel & Tourism Office and Kekova Boat Tour.

Is the tour offered in English?

Yes, the tour is offered in English.

Do I need a print ticket, or is it mobile?

You’ll use a mobile ticket.

What’s included in the price, and what costs extra?

The price includes all fees and taxes. Dinner can be organized for an additional $40 per person, and alcoholic beverages are available on board for purchase.

What if weather is bad or I need to cancel?

The tour requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the start time.

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