Boat Tours
Boat tours are one of the must-dos of an Adrasan holiday.
Thanks to the boat tours from Adrasan beach to the nearby bays and islands, you can discover from the sea natural beauty that is hard to reach by land.
There are different routes on the tours around Adrasan. Some routes extend to natural bays such as Sazak and Ceneviz, while other options visit Suluada and the stops around it.
During the boat tour you can swim in clear water, take breaks in the bays and see what the Adrasan coast looks like from the sea.
You don't just enjoy the sea all day; you can also have a pleasant day with the food and refreshments served on the boat. Depending on the tour programme, options such as chicken or fish, rice, stuffed vine leaves or spaghetti are served. Fruit and tea are also offered after the meal.
As you return to Adrasan at the end of the day, you can enjoy a lovely day with a pleasant tiredness.
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Akseki Bay
A stop suited to a pleasant swimming break, with its calm character surrounded by pine trees and green scenery reflected in the sea.
Sazak Bay
A lovely option for those who want a calm break in nature, with its long beach, pine trees and clear sea.
Ceneviz Bay
A pleasant stop for swimming and relaxing, with views of Çıralı and Mount Musa, clear sea and a wide beach.
Korsan Bay
A stop that can be visited on the return route, notable for its clear and deep sea.
Blue Cave
A cave that offers a different swimming experience when you enter through its small opening, and is striking with the reflections of light on the water.
Suluada
A special island reached after a sea journey of about 1.5 hours, ideal for swimming and taking photos with its clear sea and natural beach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bays do boat tours from Adrasan go to?
Tours can stop at places such as Akseki, Sazak, Ceneviz and Korsan bays, the Blue Cave and Suluada; the route may vary according to the tour programme.
Is food served on the boat tour?
Depending on the tour programme, options such as chicken or fish, rice, stuffed vine leaves or spaghetti are served; fruit and tea are also offered after the meal.
How long does it take to reach Suluada?
Suluada is reached after a sea journey of about 1.5 hours.
How much do the boat tours cost?
For current price information, which varies by tour programme and season, you can contact us.
Can you enter the Blue Cave by boat?
When you enter through the Blue Cave's small opening, you can have a different swimming experience; the reflections of light on the water create an impressive sight.
Do we join the boat tour from the hotel?
For current information about the tour departure point and times, you can contact us during your stay.