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| Adrasan |
Adrasan, with its new name Çavuşköy, is 75 km far from Antalya which is the nearest providence city to Adrasan .it has 2 kilometers long sand beach an attractive choice for those who like to have a bath in the sea or under the sun. Adrasan is one of the rare places where local village people are involved in tourism. Inhabitants of Çavuşköy run 80 percent of the facilities. After having spent a few days in this place you will feel like one from the family. Touring boats are arranging daily tours from Adrasan to surrounding bays. The bays of Suluada, Sazak and Ceneviz, which are two hours away, are haunt places of the boats. The local people claim that the water from Suluada, when drank with an empty stomach, is removing renal calculus.
You can have a swim in a sandy beach with black and white stones spread around, looking like a mosaic, at the west side of the island. The Sazak harbour at the north is also known with its healthy water.It is said that the water from Sazak is good for the intestines. The port of Sazak looks like a natural pool. The region bears traces from the Hellenistic era. This area didn't turn it in to a concrete mass since it has been under protection for many years. The sea of this city is, with its shallow water, an ideal place for children and those who can not swim.The bay invites activities like surfing or water skiing and has a visibility of 25 meters in its waters,
which attracts divers to this place.
Top Antalya a holiday paradise in the southwest of Turkey. A city at the Mediterranean Sea and in the middle of a splendid nature. The ideal place to take advantage of this concept. Containing the most important holiday regions of Turkey and with its accommodation facilities and many traces of ancient civilizations, its unspoiled nature, Antalya is the tourism capital of Turkey.The city Antalya, which was named Pamfilya in ancient times, was founded by the king of Pergamun, Attalus II in the 2nd century B.C. 
The city, which has hosted the Lycian civilization, the Persian, the Byzantine and the Romans, offers unique opportunities.
Along the 100 km long coast line, which extends from the Adrasan Bay to Beldibi, the nature appears with its most generous attitude and offers all its beauties to you. By preventing the draining of waste waters in to the sea, the coasts of Kemer preserved their cleanness and the nature maintained its liveliness and purity. Due to this structural features, the whole coast line has been awarded with the "Blue Flag" of the European Foundation for Environmental Protection (FEEK). Even in summer times the beaches are not crowded. Its possible to swim everywhere, except the marina of Kemer. The ideal place is the Moonlight Park Beach in Kemer. The hotels and the holiday villages have their own beaches as well. These are not open to public.