Suluada Boat Tour from Çıralı

From Çıralı you reach Suluada by meeting the boat at Adrasan harbour under your own steam. We operate no hotel transfer on this part of the coast and we will not pretend otherwise — so the arrangement is simple and personal: write to us, tell us your date, and we reserve your places on that morning's sailing.

Çıralı earns this kind of guest. It is a low-rise village of family pensions and orange gardens behind a long pebble beach that loggerhead turtles still nest on, with the Olympos ruins at one end of the valley and the Chimaera flames on the slope above. Nobody comes here for convenience. They come because the place was left alone — and a day at sea suits that rhythm.

The boat is the one that runs our daily Suluada tour. It sails from Adrasan at 09:40 and is back alongside at 16:00, anchoring off the island in between; where conditions allow, tender boats carry guests into the bay. You swim at the twin beaches, look into Love Cave, stop in the sheltered Domuz Bay, and eat lunch cooked on board — grilled fish or chicken with pasta or rice, Turkish mezes and salad, then fruit and tea.

One flat price covers the whole coast: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free, paid on the tour day — see the prices page, and read the family guide if you are travelling with children, as this departure lists a minimum age of 6. Along the same shore: Adrasan, Olympos and Demre.