Suluada Boat Tour from Kaş

Yes, you can sail to Suluada from Kaş — but not with a transfer, because we do not run one on this coast. Guests staying here travel to Adrasan harbour by their own arrangement and step aboard there. Tell us your date and we will hold your places and confirm the meeting details personally. Kaş is the furthest of these west-coast towns from Adrasan, so plan the drive with room to spare.

You already speak the language of a boat day. Kaş is a whitewashed harbour town on a peninsula, all bougainvillea lanes, Lycian tombs standing between the houses and a diving scene that shapes the whole waterfront. Suluada is a different kind of day out from the ones on your doorstep: one small rocky island, twin light-sand beaches, water so clear the coast calls it the Turkish Maldives.

The sailing is our daily Suluada tour without the road leg. It leaves Adrasan harbour at 09:40 and returns at 16:00, anchoring off the island in between; where conditions allow, tender boats run guests into the bay. Swimming and snorkelling stops take in the twin beaches, Love Cave and the sheltered Domuz Bay — our snorkelling guide covers what the water is like. Lunch is cooked on board; bar drinks are paid separately and the island has no shop.

One flat price applies from every point on the coast: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free, settled on the tour day — details on the prices page. Wondering how it compares with the boat trips you already know? Read Suluada vs Kekova. Also on this shore: Demre, Finike and Adrasan.