Adrasan Bay
Adrasan is one of the most secluded bays on this whole coast, about 2 hours 20 minutes from Antalya Airport — the extra time compared to nearby Çıralı or Olympos reflects the winding mountain road down into the bay, not just the distance. What you get at the end of it is a quiet, largely undeveloped crescent beach that's stayed well outside the main resort belt.
A Genuinely Quiet Bay
Adrasan's beach curves for about two kilometers of soft golden sand and calm, shallow water — a different pace entirely from the resort coast further north, with small guesthouses and pensions rather than large hotels.
Hiking and Boat Trips
The Lycian Way passes close by, making Adrasan a natural stop for hikers, and boat trips from the bay run out to hidden coves, the sunken ruins of Kekova, and Suluada Island — often nicknamed Turkey's "Maldives" for its clear water.
Good to Know
- Best for: travelers prioritizing quiet and nature over resort amenities — expect a longer, winding transfer road
- Nearby: Olympos and Çıralı, a short drive north; boat trips to Kekova and Suluada Island
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are quick answers to what people usually ask about Adrasan — for transfer logistics, see our full FAQ page.
