From Antalya Suluda Island Small Group Boat Trip with Lunch [362857P2]
Suluada Island is one of the most beautiful sea sight in the region and is covered with lush forests. The water glitters like crystal and is so clear you can see the seabed. Because of the shimmering bay, Suluada is sometimes referred to as the "Turkish Maldives". It is very unique with its secluded and charming turquoise water where you are not able to see at most places in the world .
The boat capacity is max. 35 people, smaller rather than most boats(100 people or more) running the tour for Suluada Island.
The boat capacity is max. 35 people, smaller rather than most boats(100 people or more) running the tour for Suluada Island.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Please bring your swim shoes .
INCLUDED
- Tea
- Guide
- Boat Trip(small boat max 35 people )
NOT INCLUDED
- Drinks
- Photos
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- After pick up from your hotels in Antalya/Kemer , you will reach the port. The boat will depart from Adrasan Port .
- Take a boat trip to Suluada Island and enjoy this amazing Mediterranean environment, with transportation included from A Kemer and around. Enjoy the views of the surrounding bays, swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters and see the wooden boats of Adrasan. Suluada Island is one of the most beautiful in the region and is covered with lush forests. The water glitters like crystal and is so clear you can see the seabed. Start with pickup and travel by bus, up to 1 hour and 20 minutes, to the port where the ship departs. Sail to the island and take your first dip in the beautiful waters. Enjoy more swimming breaks at the island's hot springs and western beaches. Enjoy lunch on board, with vegetarian options also available.
- Finally, on the way back from Suluada, you will have one last swimming break in one of the most beautiful bays, called Hacivat Bay. Hacivat takes its name from the formation of its rocks which resemble Hacivat the lead character of a traditional Turkish shadow play.
