Suluada Boat Tour from Olympos

You are already close to the island. From Olympos the simplest route to Suluada is the honest one: make your own way to Adrasan harbour and step straight onto the boat. We run no hotel transfer on this stretch of the west coast, so we do not sell one — instead, contact us and we hold your places for the day you choose.

Olympos is unlike anything further east. The ruins of the ancient Lycian city lie half-swallowed by a wooded valley that runs down to a long pebble beach, the lodgings are low timber rather than high-rise, and the Chimaera flames burn on the mountainside above the valley. People who choose Olympos are used to arranging their own mornings — which is exactly what this tour asks of you.

The boat is the same one that carries our daily Suluada tour; you simply replace the road leg. It sails from Adrasan harbour at 09:40 and docks back at 16:00. In between: swimming and snorkelling at the twin beaches, Love Cave and the sheltered Domuz Bay, and lunch cooked on board — grilled fish or chicken with pasta or rice, Turkish mezes, seasonal salad, then fruit and tea. Drinks at the bar are paid separately, and there is no shop on the island.

The price is flat along the whole coast: €40 per adult, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free, with nothing to pay until the tour day — full details on the prices page, and the wider picture in our Suluada island tour guide. Neighbouring harbours and villages: Adrasan, Çıralı and Finike.