A bay hidden where the fragrant pine forests end.
Where lush pine forests meet the sea, Adrasan, with its soft sand and shallow water, is a safe and peaceful holiday spot, especially for families with children. You wake to the scent of pine in the morning and go to sleep in the coolness of the sea in the evening. The sea is warm and the holiday season is long.
Clear sea, 29 metres of underwater visibility.
Clear water and underwater visibility of up to about 29 metres create ideal conditions for divers and underwater photographers. The wide, long beach of Adrasan Bay lets you enter the sea from any point along the shore.
The pine-covered hills that embrace the bay on both sides offer a postcard-like view from wherever you look at the sea. The silhouette of the hill on the opposite shore, resembling a collapsed camel, is one of Adrasan's most photographed details.
Ancient cities and natural wonders are a day away.
Olympos Ancient City and the mythical Yanartaş (Chimera), a natural flame that has burned for thousands of years, are the most visited places in the area. For those who want to venture a little further, Çıralı, Kaş, Demre, Myra, Patara, Xanthos, Phaselis and the city centre of Antalya can also be added to your day-trip route.
An important port city of Lycia.
A natural flame thousands of years old.
Caretta caretta beach.
Rock tombs, Saint Nicholas.
Ancient capital and a long beach.
An ancient city by the sea.
Kumluca's 2 km paradise.
At one end of Adrasan's roughly 2-kilometre beach is the calm and secluded "Dere Mevkii"; at the other is the lively centre where cafes, restaurants and hotels gather. Whichever pace you prefer, within a few minutes' walk.
There are many trekking trails in the area for enthusiasts; in fact, a section of the famous Lycian Way passes around Adrasan.
Things people ask about Adrasan.
Is Adrasan beach suitable for families with children?
Yes. Adrasan's soft sand and shallow sea offer a safe and peaceful holiday setting, especially for families with children.
How clear is the sea in Adrasan?
The sea in Adrasan Bay is very clear, with underwater visibility of up to about 29 metres, which provides ideal conditions for divers and underwater photographers.
How long is Adrasan's beach, and is it crowded?
At one end of Adrasan's roughly 2-kilometre beach is the calm and secluded "Dere Mevkii"; at the other is the lively centre where cafes, restaurants and hotels gather. Whichever pace you prefer, you can find it within a few minutes' walk.
Which places can be visited on day trips from Adrasan?
Olympos Ancient City and the mythical Yanartaş (Chimera) are the most visited places in the area. For those who want to venture a little further, Çıralı, Kaş, Demre, Myra, Patara, Xanthos, Phaselis and the city centre of Antalya can also be added to your day-trip route.
What is Yanartaş (Chimera)?
Yanartaş is a mythical natural wonder known for its natural flames that have burned for thousands of years, and can be visited on a one-day trip together with Olympos Ancient City.
Does the Lycian Way pass through Adrasan, and can I hike there?
Yes, a section of the famous Lycian Way passes around Adrasan. There are many trekking trails in the area for enthusiasts.