Right across Suluada is another stopover, “Kelleci Bay”. It is possible to see the fresh water springs draining from the rocks in this bay, which is frequently visited by yachts. You can swim from the coarse-grained sandy beach and eat chilled watermelons cut in boats during the break here. While returning towards 18:00, the trip ends with the last sea bath break at the mouth of Adrasan bay upon request. With the scorching effect of salt water, lights reflecting from the sea even in the shade, and the warm blowing wind, the second option of these trips, where you can burn or at least get flushed in one day, is once again from Adrasan. However, this time it turns to Antalya direction. The first stop is a very interesting fjord that few even the locals know. This section where the sea draws an “S” and an estuary is called “Gemleyik”. There is a pleasant beach right next to this natural wonder, which is ideal for escaping and hiding.