Suluada
Turquoise waters and rocky island escapes near Kemer
A practical guide to Suluada — swimming, boat trips, and what to expect on this island off the Kemer coast.
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Suluada is a small island off the Kemer coast, known for its turquoise water and rocky shoreline. Visitors come for swimming, snorkeling, and a quiet escape, with boat tours departing from Adrasan or Kemer.
Suluada is a small island off the Kemer coast, known for its turquoise water and rocky shoreline. Visitors come for swimming, snorkeling, and a quiet escape, with boat tours departing from Adrasan or Kemer.
Suluada is a small island off the Kemer coast, known for its turquoise water and rocky shoreline. Visitors come for swimming, snorkeling, and a quiet escape, with boat tours departing from Adrasan or Kemer.
Turquoise waters and rocky island escapes near Kemer
A practical guide to Suluada — swimming, boat trips, and what to expect on this island off the Kemer coast.
How do I reach Suluada? Most visitors join a boat tour from Adrasan or Kemer; check locally for current departure points and times.
Is there an entry fee? No separate entry fee is mentioned; Getting there is via boat tour, with payment made to the captain when boarding if space is available.
When is the best time to visit? Suluada is popular for clear water and a calm setting, but no specific Best time to visit is confirmed — mornings may be less crowded.
What should I bring? Visitors mention bringing swimwear, water shoes, sun protection, a towel, and snacks for comfort.
What else is nearby? Adrasan is a practical base for visiting and can reduce travel time compared with day-tripping from Antalya.
Suluada sits just off the Kemer coastline, drawing travelers for its clear turquoise water and rugged, rocky shoreline. Visitor feedback suggests that swimming and snorkeling are the main draws here — the water is usually clear and blue, with small fish visible near the surface. Most people arrive by boat, and the beach area can get crowded as several boats anchor at once. Space on the pebble beach is limited, so expect a lively scene near the boats, especially midday. drifting toward the edges of the swimming area can give you a little more space.
Shade on deck fills up quickly, so bring sun protection and be ready for strong sun, especially in summer. Suluada is best for those who enjoy a relaxed boat trip, a swim in clear water, and a change of scenery from the mainland. Families who like short swims and the novelty of a boat ride will find it appealing, but it's less suited to kids who need lots of open space or a long sandy beach. Life jackets and pool noodles are usually available on boat tours, which may help less confident swimmers.
Helpful details to plan your visit smoothly.
No separate entry fee is mentioned; Getting there is via boat tour, with payment made to the captain when boarding if space is available.
Check locallyMost visitors join a boat tour from Adrasan or Kemer. Some tours start with hotel pickup in Antalya, followed by a road transfer to Adrasan harbor and a boat ride. Check locally for current options.
Plan for a full day: transfer, boat ride, multiple swim stops, and lunch on board.
Full daySuluada is popular for clear water and a calm setting, but no specific Best time to visit or time of day is confirmed. Mornings may be less crowded.
Swimming and snorkeling are main activities. Water is clear and blue, but beach access is tight and busy near the boats. Conditions can vary.
Bring water shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, hat, quick-dry towel, dry bag, snacks, cash, and goggles or a mask. Sun protection is important.
Better for families who like boat trips and short swims than for kids needing long beach time or open space. Life jackets and pool noodles are usually available.
Beach stops have pebbles, rocks, and rope lines near boats; this may be awkward for strollers or limited mobility.
Getting to Suluada means joining a boat tour, most commonly from Adrasan or Kemer. Reviews indicate that some tours start with hotel pickup in Antalya, then a road transfer to Adrasan harbor, followed by a boat ride out to the island. If you're staying in Kemer, check locally for the latest departure points and times, as these can change with the season and demand. The journey itself is part of the experience, with time to enjoy the coastline before reaching the island.
There's no separate entry fee for Suluada itself — you pay the boat captain when boarding, if there's space. Plan for a full day, including transfer, boat ride, swim stops, and lunch on board. If you're thinking about combining Suluada with a private yacht day, it works well as a pre- or post-charter stop, depending on your route and timing. Just remember, not every yacht or boat route includes Suluada, so confirm your plan before booking.
Adrasan is the practical base for visiting Suluada, and staying there can cut down on travel time compared to day-tripping from Antalya. If you're looking to fill out your itinerary, the Kemer region offers plenty of options: Olympos Teleferik for mountain views, Goynuk Canyon for hiking and waterfalls, and Phaselis Koyu for ancient ruins and pine-fringed beaches. Families might enjoy DINOPARK - Dino Lezzet Park, while those after a quieter swim can try Cennet Koyu. The Lycian Way also passes through the area, offering scenic trekking routes for those who want to explore on foot.
Suluada works best as one practical sightseeing stop before or after a private yacht day, when the route and timing fit the guest plan.
No separate entry fee is mentioned for Suluada itself. Getting there is via boat tour, with payment made to the captain when boarding if space is available. Charges can vary, so confirm locally before your trip.
Some visitors note that a full day is typical, including transfer, boat ride, multiple swim stops, and lunch on board. Plan your timing in advance, as the trip can take most of the day.
Swimming and snorkeling are main activities at Suluada. The water is usually clear and blue, with small fish visible. Beach access can be tight and busy near the boats, so conditions may vary. Bring your own gear for the best experience.
Reports commonly mention bringing swimwear, water shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, quick-dry towel, dry bag, snacks, cash for boat payment, and goggles or snorkel gear. Sun protection is important, as shade on deck fills quickly.
Suluada is better for families who enjoy boat trips and short swims than for kids needing long beach time or open space. Life jackets and pool noodles are usually available on boat tours, which may help less confident swimmers.
Beach stops have pebbles, rocks, and rope lines near boats; this may be awkward for strollers or those with limited mobility. Take care when moving between the boat and the shore.
Planning time around Suluada? These yacht experiences in Kemer can help you turn the visit into a fuller day on the water.
Royal Icon Yacht Tour Kemer offers a private charter from Kemer Harbor aboard ROYAL ICON Yacht, with flexible coastal cruising and refined onboard comfort.
From €680
For 4 hours
Set sail from Kemer Harbor aboard the Jimena Yacht for a private full-day tour along the Mediterranean, featuring scenic swim stops and premium onboard service.
From €1,950
For 9 - 11 hours
Set sail from Kemer Harbor on the Fantastic Vip Yacht for a private, scenic day along the Mediterranean, including potential stops at Moonlight beach and Phaselis Koyu.
From €680
For 4 hours
Tu Navy 2 Yacht Tour Kemer offers a private charter from Kemer Harbor with coastal cruising, flexible route planning, onboard comfort, and an included meal.
From €1,100
For 4 hours
After visiting Suluada, continue exploring nearby places around Kemer.
