
Tropical & turquoise
Suluada
Adrasan, Antalya · 🇹🇷 Türkiye
Local gemEurope
An uninhabited islet of white sand and luminous water reached by boat from Adrasan. Locals call it the Turkish Maldives.
In season the water at Suluada (Adrasan, Antalya, Türkiye) reaches about 29°C. Best months: Jun-Sep.
Open Suluada on the interactive map →- Sea temperature
- ~29°C in the warm season
- Water
- Luminous shallow turquoise
- Sand
- White sand on an uninhabited islet
- Swimming
- Warm, shallow and calm off the boat-only islet
- Best time to visit
- Jun-Sep
- Setting
- An uninhabited island reached by boat from Adrasan
- Beach type
- Tropical & turquoise
- Region
- Europe
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Suluada: frequently asked questions
Where is Suluada?
Suluada is at Adrasan, on the coast of Türkiye.
What is the sea temperature at Suluada?
In the warm season the sea at Suluada reaches about 29°C. Luminous shallow turquoise.
When is the best time to visit Suluada?
The best time to visit Suluada is Jun-Sep. Europe's beach season peaks in July and August, with June and September quieter and cheaper.
What kind of sand does Suluada have?
Suluada has white sand on an uninhabited islet.
Is Suluada good for swimming?
Warm, shallow and calm off the boat-only islet.
Photo: Erturkercin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · source