Here is the honest version of all-inclusive. Your Suluada day includes the two-way hotel transfer, the boat cruise, guidance, every swimming break and a lunch cooked on board. Drinks at the bar are not included — they are paid separately, and we would rather say so now than at the counter.
Suluada is a small rocky island off the Adrasan coast, west of Antalya — turquoise water, a light-sand bay, the nickname Turkish Maldives. Every cruise sails from Adrasan harbour; your pickup point only changes the road leg.
The price is flat and simple: €40 per adult from every pickup point, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants 0–3 free. You book free online and pay on the tour day. Start with the Side departure, which sails daily.
What "All-Inclusive" Means on This Tour
Included: round-trip hotel transfer in air-conditioned vehicles, the cruise itself, guidance — on the Side departure, guides and crew work in English, German, Russian and Turkish — all swimming breaks at Suluada and the surrounding bays, and lunch on board. The Antalya departure also includes snorkelling masks, pool floats, marine insurance and harbour fees.
Not included, plainly: all drinks from the on-board bar, the optional breakfast stop at Adrasan (payable at the local restaurant), personal beach gear, photographs and other extras. There is no hidden supplement and no upsell at the jetty — but a bar is a bar, and what you order there you pay for. Bring a little cash for the day and nothing about it will surprise you.
The Day, Hour by Hour
From the Side–Manavgat band the day runs about ten hours door to door and it runs every day. Hotel pickup falls in the 05:30–06:00 window; your exact time is confirmed individually, because a real pickup time depends on your hotel and we will not print one we cannot keep. There is an optional breakfast stop at Adrasan around 08:30, paid on the spot.
The boat sails from Adrasan harbour at 09:40 and docks back at 16:00, with hotel return after that. In between the route belongs to the island: the twin beaches, the Love Cave in the rock face, the sheltered cove of Domuz Bay, and swimming breaks in the bays along the way. Where conditions allow, tender boats shuttle guests from the anchorage to the sandy bay. From Antalya, Kemer and Beldibi the pickup window is 08:30–09:00 and the full day runs around twelve hours, on Tuesday and Thursday all year plus Saturday from April to October — the days are listed on our departure days page.
Lunch on Board — the Full Picture
Lunch is cooked and served on board while the boat lies at anchor: your choice of grilled fish or chicken, with pasta or rice, daily Turkish mezes — stuffed vine leaves, stuffed peppers, lentil patties — and a seasonal salad. Afterwards there is seasonal fruit and Turkish tea. It is a proper meal at a table, not a lunchbox handed over on deck. Our lunch guide goes through it dish by dish.
Drinks are the single line to remember: water, soft drinks and everything else from the bar are paid separately. And there is no shop on the island — sunscreen, a hat, a towel and anything you want ashore all travel with you from the hotel. If you have a dietary requirement, tell us through the contact page before your date and we will tell you honestly what the kitchen can do.
Who It Suits — and How to Book
The format suits anyone who wants one price to cover the day: transfer, boat, lunch and swimming with no arithmetic in between. Note the minimum age of 6 on the Side departure; on the Antalya days infants aged 0–3 sail free and children 4–10 pay the reduced rate, so families often start on the Suluada family tour page. If the water is the main event for you, the swimming tour page describes the same day from the swimmer's side.
Booking is deliberately low-friction: reserve free online, receive a confirmation e-mail with a printable ticket, and pay on the tour day — no prepayment. The price does not move with distance: €40 per adult from every pickup point, €30 per child aged 4–10, infants free, all set out on the prices page. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure, and if the harbour authority stops sailings in rough sea you are rebooked or refunded.