Suluada Boat Tour from Adrasan

If you are staying in Adrasan, you are already at the start line. Every Suluada cruise on this coast sails from Adrasan harbour — the same quay you can walk to. The island lies just offshore: small, rocky, uninhabited, with twin light-sand beaches and a bay so turquoise that people here call it the Turkish Maldives. Guests in Side and Antalya spend hours on the road to reach this harbour. You do not.

Adrasan itself is a calm bay at the end of a green valley, closed off by headlands, with pine coming down to the beach and wooden gulets tied along the water. It is the quiet end of the Antalya coast, and it works as a base. Because you are here, we do not run a road transfer for Adrasan and we will never quote you one. You make your own way down to the harbour and board there. Message us through contact or WhatsApp before your date and we will arrange the details of your boarding.

The daily boat sails at 09:40 and docks back at 16:00. It anchors off Suluada and, where conditions allow, tender boats carry guests into the bay — long swimming stops at the twin beaches, the Love Cave and sheltered Domuz Bay. Lunch is cooked on board: grilled fish or chicken with pasta or rice, daily Turkish mezes, seasonal salad, then fruit and Turkish tea; drinks at the bar are paid separately. This daily departure lists a minimum age of 6. On Tuesdays and Thursdays all year, plus Saturdays from April to October, the Antalya departure uses the same harbour.

The tour price is the same one used along the whole coast: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free — the full breakdown is on the prices page, and there is no shop on the island, so bring water and sun protection. To read the harbour and the island before you go, see Adrasan harbour and our Suluada island guide. Neighbours along this coast: Olympos, Çıralı and Kaş.