The big story – Lycian, Greeks, Romans – is always pulled over, no exciting ruins found in the bay. Adrasan has always been what it is today – an almost idyllic, peaceful place on earth, surrounded by mountains and pine forests, in the spring a paradise for botanists and the home of countless birds and frogs. Which have long been accustomed to small guesthouses and hotels, almost directly on the water and the colorful fishing boats, the last evening sunlight as unreal color in the crystal water swing.

The beach is sandy Adrasan of gravelly and goes up initially very flat into the sea. Because the bay is protected against currents, the water is warm very quickly – so ideal for children. For them there is room enough on the wide beach.

Idyll, romance, peace – and yet it is never boring in Adrasan. On the southern end of the bay, there are a multitude of small bars and even smaller shops. You can borrow surfboards or boat tours make. The north end is much quieter – here leads a small creek in which a handful of restaurants will flow. Eaten – specialty is fresh trout – is on wooden platforms, some tables and chairs are also easily in water.

Is a fascinating walk to the village three kilometers away Cavusköy. The village, which Lokantas and Cayhanes, the teahouses where the men with serious faces policy, the small mosque and the extremely friendly villagers, the shops in the village, all that is not only worth a visit. Who comes here as a guest, yet experienced what hospitality means. And the guest is then often also a friend. But there is more to see. The Suluada example, the Water Island, their source of fresh water will help against kidney stones. The boat tour is also worth but also for those who do not have kidney stones … And then, of course, also by boat to reach the Sazak Bay. There is a source of locals and the promise that who like this morning before breakfast drink, abruptly his digestive complaints was happening. Nebendran is equal Porto Ceneviz, once a notorious pirate bay. That there is still a pirate treasures to be discovered there, we do not want to promise.