Paradise island in Turkey Kemer

Paradise Island in Kemer is located near the city, within the Kumluca district, which has recently become more popular among travellers. Though known for farming, this area now also attracts visitors looking for natural coastal beauty.

Suluada Island

Suluada Island, often referred to as Paradise Island in Kemer, is mostly made up of rocky land. It's about 1.3 km long and 300 metres wide. There are no buildings, no sunbeds or cafes — just white sand, calm sea, and rugged rock formations. The untouched nature gives it the feel of a quiet, remote place.

Why It’s Called the Turkish Maldives

Suluada is often called the "Turkish Maldives" because of its bright turquoise sea and clean shoreline. But it has a character of its own. The island is surrounded by rocky cliffs, sea caves with deep blue water, and natural arches carved by the waves. Boats often pass through these arches, giving visitors a chance to admire the unique coastal landscape. There are many scenic spots that are perfect for photos.

Visiting Paradise Bay in Kemer

A boat trip to Suluada Island from Kemer is a relaxing way to enjoy this peaceful part of the coast. Guests are picked up from their hotels and travel by yacht to some of the area’s most attractive bays. The journey offers swimming breaks and plenty of time to take in the surroundings.

Suluada, also known as Paradise Island in Turkey, is a calm and natural spot along the Antalya coast — worth visiting if you're staying in Kemer.