Suluada Boat Trip: The Turkish Maldives

The nickname Turkish Maldives sounds like advertising until you see Suluada. The water over the island's pale sand is so shallow and clear that it glows turquoise, and with steep white rocks behind it the scene looks nothing like the rest of the Antalya coast.

Where is Suluada?

Suluada is an uninhabited island off the cape near Adrasan, in the south-west of Antalya province. There is no road to it; the only way to visit is by boat from Adrasan harbour.

The day in short

We collect you from your hotel and drive to Adrasan. The boat leaves in the morning, stops for swims along the cliffs and then anchors at the island, where you have time to swim, snorkel, walk and take photos. Lunch is cooked and served on board, and the boat returns to Adrasan in the afternoon.

Good to know

It is a long day, especially from Lara, Kundu or Belek, so pickup is early. Bring sun cream, a hat, water shoes and a towel. Drinks are paid on board. Children are welcome; infants under 4 travel free.

Prices

Adults pay €40 with hotel transfer; children aged 4 to 10 pay €23. Area-specific prices are on the Suluada tour prices page.

Alternatives

If you prefer bays to an island, the Porto Ceneviz tour from the same harbour is a great option. For a shorter day near the city, choose the Relax boat tour. For pickup times, contact us on WhatsApp (+90 538 708 80 50) at least one day before.