Suluada Boat Tour from Finike

Finike is close enough to Suluada that the road matters less than the harbour. We run no transfer service on this side of the coast, so guests staying here travel to Adrasan under their own arrangements and board the boat there. Send us a message with your date and we will hold your places and confirm the meeting details personally.

You are also in a town that understands boats. Finike is a working Mediterranean place — a marina, citrus groves running back from the shore, ordinary streets that were never rebuilt for tourism. It rewards travellers who like the real version of a coast. Suluada is the same instinct taken offshore: no resort, no shop, just an island of pale sand and turquoise water that people here call the Turkish Maldives.

The sailing is our daily Suluada cruise, minus the road leg. It leaves Adrasan harbour at 09:40 and ties up again at 16:00. The boat anchors off the island and, where conditions allow, tenders run guests into the bay for swimming at the twin beaches, Love Cave and Domuz Bay. Lunch is cooked on board: grilled fish or chicken with pasta or rice, Turkish mezes, seasonal salad, then fruit and tea. Bar drinks are paid separately.

The price never changes with the pickup point: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free, settled on the day of the tour — see the prices page and our Suluada boat tour guide. Elsewhere on this coast: Adrasan, Demre and Kaş.