Bodrum Airport to Adrasan
Distance: 340 kmTravel time: 4 hours 30 minsNearest metro: None
Overview
The drive from Bodrum Airport to Adrasan crosses two coastlines, so it is one of the longer private transfers we run, at roughly four and a half hours. Your flight number is logged before landing, and once you clear the arrivals hall a Haqqi Tours driver is already stood by a private Mercedes V-Class or Sprinter kept aside for the long haul east. Adrasan itself is a quiet crescent bay near Kumluca, backed by pine forest and used as a base for boat trips out to Suluada island. Once agreed in writing, the fare for this route does not change, and the same driver stays behind the wheel of the same car for the full distance, without picking up anyone else.
Highlights
- Bodrum Airport to Adrasan covers roughly 340 kilometres along the coast
- Drive time runs close to four and a half hours door to door
- Adrasan's bay is shaped like a crescent, backed by pine hills
- Boats to Suluada island leave from Adrasan for day trips
- Gelidonya Lighthouse marks the headland near the village
- No metro or rail link serves Adrasan, only the coastal road
- Flight is tracked from departure, so late landings are covered
- One driver and vehicle for the whole cross-coast journey
Route details
About the destination
Adrasan is a tranquil seaside village near Kumluca in Antalya province, renowned for its crescent-shaped bay, lush pine forests, and serene boat trips to Suluada Island.
Hotels nearby
- Swiss Eviniz Hotel
- Likya Adrasan
- Adrasan River Hotel
Landmarks nearby
- Adrasan Bay
- Suluada Island
- Gelidonya Lighthouse
- Mount Musa
- Korsan Koyu (Pirate Cove)
Restaurants nearby
- Arikanda River Garden Restaurant
- Saide Cafe & Restaurant
- Sebo Cafe Restaurant
- Paradise Restaurant
Nearest metro
None
Good to know
- Bodrum Airport has exchange counters and SIM stands near the arrivals exit
- Expect the coastal road east to Adrasan to take longer in summer traffic
- Pack snacks and water, since the drive passes through several small towns without a stop
- Adrasan has few ATMs, so carry some cash before leaving Bodrum
- Confirm any Suluada boat plans in advance so your arrival time suits the crossing
- Light layers help, as the pine-backed bay can be cooler in the evening
- Keep swimwear accessible in your hand luggage for an easy first swim
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the final approach road into Adrasan suitable for a minivan?
Yes, the last stretch down to Adrasan's bay is a paved, well-used road even though it winds through the pine hills, and the driver makes this final approach regularly, so the Mercedes reaches your guesthouse without any issue.
How long is the transfer from Bodrum Airport to Adrasan?
Allow around four and a half hours for the roughly 340 kilometre drive, since the road runs along the coast through several towns before reaching the quiet bay where Adrasan sits.
Will someone collect me if my flight lands after midnight?
Meet-and-greet at Bodrum Airport covers arrivals at any hour of the night, and the driver confirms your flight status beforehand, so a night landing changes nothing about the pickup arrangement itself.
Are child seats fitted for the ride to Adrasan?
Pass on each child's age when your Adrasan booking is confirmed over WhatsApp, and the driver has the matching seat fitted inside the Sprinter or V-Class well before the eastward coastal run even begins.
Is there room for surfboards or extra sports bags?
The Sprinter in particular has generous luggage space for a long journey like this, so let us know about bulky items such as boards or diving gear ahead of the transfer date.
How is the fare for such a long route agreed?
The fixed price for Bodrum Airport to Adrasan is confirmed in writing before you travel, covering the full distance in one figure with no changes once you are on the road.
What if my flight to Bodrum is delayed?
The driver tracks your flight from before departure and adjusts the pickup time automatically, so a delay at Bodrum Airport does not affect the timing of your transfer to Adrasan.
Does the driver stop for a break during the drive?
Given how far east this drive runs, most groups appreciate the option of a brief coastal rest stop, which the driver arranges if you ask for it ahead of time.
Is Adrasan connected to Bodrum by any public transport?
There is no direct shared transport running between the two, which is why most visitors arrange a private car to cover the full coastal distance comfortably and without transfers.
What is Adrasan like once I arrive?
Adrasan is a low-key bay village with a pine-backed shoreline, a handful of small guesthouses, and boats that run out daily to Suluada island for a day on the water.
