* Adrasan— one of the most picturesque corners of southern Turkey, or as it is increasingly called Cavusgay, is located 50 kilometers from Kemer. At one time, Adrasan was one of the important trading bays of the Lycian civilization, and today connoisseurs of nature and pleasant recreation strive here. Here you will find the clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea, dense evergreen forests and luxurious sandy beaches resembling silk ribbons. The trees of the endless orchards and the gentle breeze give a pleasant coolness. Adrasan is one of the few places in Turkey where the local population is almost completely involved in tourism. The inhabitants of this charming village serve more than 80% of the local tourist infrastructure. This is an ideal place not only for relaxing holidays, but also for active activities, the most popular among which are fishing, scuba diving and water skiing. The water here is so clear that the bottom can be viewed at a depth of 25 meters. Every day, tourist boats depart from Adrasan for an unforgettable trip to neighboring bays. The gulfs of Suluada, Sazak and Genevese, located about two hours from Adrasan, became the favorite stops of the routes. Locals claim that water from Suluada, if drunk on an empty stomach, relieves kidney stones, and water from Sazak Bay is good for the intestines. After spending a few days in the welcoming atmosphere of Adrasan, you will definitely want to come back here again.