Antalya Airport
Adrasan Transfer

Adrasan sits in a sheltered bay ringed by mountains on three sides, and that geography shapes the whole character of the place. The headlands at either end block the wind, so the sea is usually flat, and the water deepens slowly along the long beach. Together these make Adrasan one of the easiest bays on the Antalya coast for families with children. Accommodation is made up of family-run guesthouses and boutique properties rather than large chains.

Behind the bay stretch orange groves and pine forest; in front runs one of the Mediterranean's best-known walking routes. The stage of the Lycian Way from Adrasan to the Gelidonya Lighthouse follows the coast and ends at the abandoned lighthouse, counted among the most loved sections of the trail. From the sea, boat trips run to Suluada, whose bright turquoise water is a day most visitors set aside.

The journey from the airport follows the coastal highway, turns inland near Kumluca and finishes on the mountain road down to the bay. This last stretch is winding; the time maps give rarely matches reality, and with a driver unfamiliar with the route the trip takes longer than expected. Our team uses this road regularly, so we give a realistic arrival time and keep a safe pace on night landings.

Most guesthouses in Adrasan are on narrow lanes within the bay or among gardens by the stream; signs are small and navigation often stops at the beach entrance. Our drivers know the local properties and take you to the door of your accommodation. A short mountain link connects the bay with neighbouring Çıralı, and we arrange transfers between the two bays.

Our Adrasan transfer price is fixed — it does not change for distance, the mountain road, night arrivals or season; the price is set at booking and printed on your voucher. For guests staying a few days and moving on to a next stop such as Kaş, region-to-region transfers are also available.