Suluada Boat Tour from Boğazkent

Boğazkent is where the Belek coast winds down — a quiet beach village at the calmer, eastern end of the resort strip, chosen by families and couples who prefer slow mornings to crowds. Suluada is the one day trip that matches that mood: a small rocky island far to the west with twin pale beaches and turquoise water that earned it the name Turkish Maldives. It is reached with the Suluada boat tour from Antalya.

A straight answer on pickup: Boğazkent lies outside the Antalya departure's stated core coverage, so we confirm your pickup point and time individually after you book. The departure collects its guests in the 08:30–09:00 window; message your hotel name through the contact page or WhatsApp and we settle the details before your tour day — we would rather confirm than guess.

From there the day belongs to the sea. The boat leaves Adrasan harbour, anchors off Suluada, and gives you long swim and snorkel stops at the island's twin beaches — snorkelling masks and pool floats are included, along with a grilled lunch on deck, marine insurance and harbour fees. There is no shop on the island, so pack water, sunscreen and a towel. It is a full day of roughly 12 hours, running Tuesday and Thursday all year plus Saturday from April to October.

Pricing is flat and honest: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free — the same from every pickup point, paid on the tour day, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Families can start with the Suluada family tour guide; neighbours in Belek and Kadriye have their own pages too.