Suluada Boat Tour from Lara

Lara is Antalya's long eastern beach — kilometres of pale sand, the big themed resorts, and the lower Düden waterfall dropping off the cliffs straight into the sea. It is a fine place to swim. Suluada is something else entirely: a small undeveloped island off the Adrasan coast, twin light-sand beaches, water so clear this coast calls it the Turkish Maldives. The Suluada boat tour from Antalya collects from Lara hotels.

Free round-trip hotel transfer is included, with pickup in the 08:30–09:00 window — we publish the window, never fixed per-hotel times. The tour is not daily: it runs Tuesday and Thursday all year, plus Saturday from April to October. Door to door, plan for about 12 hours. If your dates do not line up, the Side departure sails every day.

The road leg ends at Adrasan harbour, where every Suluada cruise begins. The boat anchors off the island and, where conditions allow, tender boats carry you into the bay. Expect long swimming and snorkelling stops at the twin beaches, the Love Cave and sheltered Domuz Bay — masks and pool floats are included, so there is nothing special to pack. Our snorkelling guide covers the detail. Grilled lunch is served on deck; marine insurance and harbour fees are included. There is no shop on the island, so bring water and sun protection.

One flat price applies from every pickup point on the coast: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free — the full breakdown is on the prices page. Booking online is free and you pay on the tour day, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Staying nearby? See Antalya centre, Kundu and Konyaaltı.