SUP / Paddle Board
How about discovering Adrasan Bay on the water, in a slightly different way?
SUP, or Stand Up Paddle Board, is one of the pleasant ways to enjoy the sea and nature in Adrasan. Paddling while standing on a board, this activity is a great option for those who want both to move and to discover the bay from the sea.
The naturally sheltered surroundings of Adrasan Bay mean the sea is often calm and flat in suitable weather conditions. This creates a convenient environment for SUP and paddle boarding.
In the early morning, when the sea is even calmer, you can move a little away from the shore and discover different points of the bay from the water, and watch the pine-forested shores from the middle of the sea.
You do not need previous experience for SUP. First-timers can enjoy the bay by paddling at their own pace after a short adjustment period.
If you want to add a little movement, a little discovery and plenty of scenery to your seaside holiday in Adrasan, you can definitely add the SUP / Paddle Board experience to your list. Since sea and weather conditions can change, we recommend checking current conditions before the activity.
Availability & Reservations →Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be experienced to do SUP?
No, you do not need previous experience for SUP. First-timers can enjoy the bay by paddling at their own pace after a short adjustment period.
Is Adrasan Bay suitable for SUP?
Yes, the naturally sheltered character of Adrasan Bay means the sea is often calm and flat in suitable weather conditions; this creates a convenient environment for SUP.
What is the best time of day for SUP?
The sea is even calmer in the early morning; at these hours you can move a little away from the shore and discover different points of the bay from the water.
Is SUP equipment provided by the hotel?
For information about SUP equipment and current conditions, you can contact us during your stay.
Do sea and weather conditions affect SUP?
Yes, since sea and weather conditions can change, we recommend checking current conditions before the activity.