Private Transfer toAdrasan Beach
A 2 km crescent of fine pebble and glass-clear water — Antalya's calm, pine-framed antidote to the resort crowds.
Adrasan Beach
Tucked into a sheltered cove where pine-clad hills meet the Mediterranean, Adrasan Beach is a roughly 2 km crescent of fine, smooth pebble fronting some of the clearest water on the Antalya coast — turquoise in the shallows, deepening to sapphire, with visibility good enough to watch fish dart beneath you. This is the quiet, slow-paced alternative to the big resort strips: a low-key village of family pensions and seafood shacks rather than high-rise hotels. Small cafes and beach restaurants line the sand, renting sunbeds and umbrellas, while the calm, gently shelving bay suits families and unhurried swimmers. It's also a gateway — the Lycian Way passes through, the Gelidonya Lighthouse trail starts nearby, and daily boats head out to Suluada, the so-called "Turkish Maldives." Worth the drive for anyone craving nature over nightlife.
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Transfer prices to Adrasan Beach
Fixed price in EUR for a private Eco Van (up to 6 guests) — larger Vito and V-Class options available at booking.
Round-trip includes up to 6 hours wait time. Need longer? Message us for a flat day-rate.
Adrasan Beach transfer · frequently asked
How do I get to Adrasan Beach from Antalya Airport?
It's about 108 km — roughly 1 hour 45 minutes by road via the coastal highway toward Kumluca. The simplest way is a SooTransfer private transfer: we meet you at arrivals and drive door-to-door to Adrasan with no changes. A private round trip from Antalya Airport typically runs around €150–180 for the car (not per person), including our wait-and-return option so the same driver brings you back whenever you're ready.
Is a private transfer better than a taxi, bus or tour?
For Adrasan, yes. Public buses mean a connection in Kumluca plus a local dolmuş, eating up half a day; metered taxis from the airport can cost as much as a fixed private fare with none of the comfort. A SooTransfer private car is a flat, pre-agreed price, an air-conditioned vehicle sized to your group and bags, and direct service to the beach or your pension — far easier than a fixed-schedule tour.
Does Adrasan Beach have sunbeds, umbrellas and facilities?
Yes. Several beachfront cafes and restaurants rent sunbeds and umbrellas (about €8–15 a set, often free with food or drinks), and there are toilets, showers and places to eat along the sand. It stays low-key and uncrowded compared with the big resort beaches, so service is relaxed rather than slick.
Is Adrasan good for families with children?
Very much so. The bay is sheltered, the water is calm and shelves gently, and the village atmosphere is peaceful with no party scene. Bring water shoes for the pebbles, and a private transfer makes the journey with kids, prams and luggage genuinely stress-free.
What can I do at Adrasan besides swimming?
Plenty. Take a boat trip to Suluada island, snorkel the clear rocky edges of the bay, rent a kayak or paddleboard, or hike a stretch of the Lycian Way toward the Gelidonya Lighthouse. Nearby Olympos and Cirali — with their ancient ruins and turtle beach — make easy add-on stops by car.