Adrasan is connected to Antalya’s Kumluca district and became a town in 1996. It has an interesting bay covered with pine trees. There are reverse winds from the land to the sea, and that is why the sailboats could not enter this bay in the past years when the wind power was dominant and they carried the traces of civilization to the ports of Olympos, Phaselis and Antalya. The name Adrasan comes from Greek and the town is also known as Çavuş village with its new name. The floor of the bay, which is leaning against the Beydağları, is sand and the sea is shallow and its surroundings are full of interesting natural beauties that are not roadways.

For those who are interested in water sports, it is a unique track. The sea water temperature is high and the season is long in the region, especially the clear sea, which has an underwater viewing range of almost 29 meters, creates sufficient conditions for diver and underwater photographers. Adrasan has a dark, wide and long beach. There is the opportunity to swim from all over. Connected to Mount Musa opposite the sheep, Eliğ draws attention with its silhouette resembling a camel with collapsed top. Markız Hill is located at the head of the sheep. The heights in the forest, which can be climbed from both sides of Adrasan bay, display beauties that will provide an idea of ​​how aesthetic the sheep is. For those interested in environmental trips, the ancient city of Olympos, Yanartaş on the mythological mountain with its eternal fire, are the closest sightseeing places. Çıralı, Kaş, Demre, Myra, Patara, Xantos, Phaselis and Antalya can be your other places to visit.

Adrasan Bay, its Stream and its Surroundings

An atmosphere that is difficult to describe, an environment you will not want to leave. Adrasan is the full address for real rest. Antalya promises peace and tranquility 100 km away from Antalya, while a crowd, a hot and a bustle is kneading in the city.