Adrasan became part of the municipality of the Antalyan town of Kumluca in 1996 and the resort is surrounded by pines. The prevailing wind at Adrasan is from the land to sea and thus in years when wind power was dominant, sailing boats couldn't enter the bay leading them to establish communities in Olympos, Phaselis and other Antalyan harbours.

Exit the main road from Antalya to Kaş and drive 15km down into Adrasan where you will find activities organised include diving courses, where students and tourists can enrol. Groups dive up to a depth of 25-30m everyday in the the Pirasali and Water Island locations and students are awarded with a diving certificate at the end of the course. There are trekking tracks for those interested in hiking and walking. 

If you go further from Karaöz you will find the Papaz İskelesi Bay, an ideal place to spend a day with a picnic amongst the pine trees. To the other side of the Cavus, the shoreline extends to Finike 25 km away, including the peaceful beach at Mavikent. Between Mavikent and Gelidonya, you can see the charming Oturak Bay and it’s shore and beach, famous for being the calmest harbour, even when the sea is stormy. Even if the plane trees at the entrance of the municipality do not attract your attention, you will enter a quite different world when approaching the sea along the Adrasan River. If you climb up through the forest from the either side of the bay, you will see how picturesque the bay is.

If you are interested in sightseeing trips, you should also visit Olympos, the anc*ent city, Yanarta*, also known as Fire Mountain, with perpetual flames burning out on the slopes of the mythological mountain, and the nearest tourist sights: Ç*ral*, Ka*, Demre, Myra, Patara, Xantos, Phaselis and Antalya.

The name of Adrasan comes from the Greek and the town is also known as Çavu* village. The bay *s set beneath the Bey Mountains and is full of interesting and natural features. Our premises are located at the southern end of the Cavus in a quiet spot away from passing traffic, but less than 5 minutes walk to the beach. At the oppos*te end of the bay, restaurants have tables on wooden platforms built into the shallow Adrasan river, with insatiably hungry ducks swimming around for scraps of food.

For those who are interested in water sports, Adrasan is ideal, the sea being warm from May to November. The crystal clear water is fantastic for underwater photography, with a visibility range of 29 metres. With its bay, river and surroundings, Adrasan has an atmosphere which you will not want to leave. It*s a superb place for a holiday. While Antalya is crowded, hot and hectic, you will find peace and tranquillity in Adrasan, only 100 km away. While, the boats fishing the Papaz Bay, deliver their fish  to Reis Fisheries, amateur fishermen can catch bigger fish with their fishing lines or harpoons in the rocky locations. Come to the Margarita for an unbelievable holiday in Adrasan paradise.

Margarita Boutique Hotel.