Avsallar is one of the livelier resort towns on the Alanya side of the coast — pine forest behind, a long sandy beach in front. Suluada is a different world: an uninhabited rocky island off the Adrasan coast whose pale sandy bay and turquoise water earned it the name the Turkish Maldives.
Guests from Avsallar join the daily Suluada boat tour from Side. The boat sails from Adrasan harbour at 09:40 and docks back at 16:00. In between: long swimming breaks at the island's twin beaches, a look at the Love Cave, sheltered coves like Domuz Bay, and a fresh grilled lunch served on deck.
Honesty first: Avsallar lies in our Alanya-side pickup band, so we confirm your exact pickup point and time individually after you book. The start is early, because the road leg is long. The quickest way to sort it out is to message us on WhatsApp.
Whatever your hotel, the price is the same: €40 per adult, €30 per child (4–10), infants free — paid on the tour day, with free online booking. Families can read our Suluada family tour page, check the Alanya-area prices, or compare pickup from İncekum and Okurcalar.
Suluada 10H · Full day €40 flat — every pickup point
Our exclusive Side to Suluada Boat Tour is meticulously crafted for travelers seeking ultimate relaxation and breathtaking natural beauty.
Suluada 12H · Full day €40 flat — every pickup point
Your day begins with a comfortable morning pickup from your hotel in Antalya, Kemer or Beldibi, followed by a scenic drive south along the Lycian coast toward…
Yes — Avsallar is part of our Alanya-side pickup band, and we confirm your exact pickup point and time individually after booking. Expect an early start; message us on WhatsApp and we will arrange it for your hotel.
€40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants 0–3 free — one flat price from every pickup point on the coast. You book free online and pay on the day of the tour.
Yes — families join every day. The minimum age on this departure is 6, and children aged 4–10 pay the reduced €30 price. The day is long with an early start, so it suits school-age children best.
Swimwear, towels, sun protection and some cash — there is no shop on Suluada, so bring what you need. Drinks at the boat bar are paid separately, and the optional breakfast stop at Adrasan is payable at the local restaurant.