A private Antalya Airport to Adrasan transfer takes the coast road past Kemer, then the winding turn-off down to this quiet pine-shaded cove near Kumluca, door to door.

Leaving the terminal, the road runs west along the D400, the coastal highway that carries most transfers out of Antalya — past Kemer, past the turn for Olympos and Çıralı, and on toward Kumluca. Shortly before Kumluca, a signed turning leaves the D400 and winds down through pine forest to the coast. It's one of the prettiest runs on this stretch — the last part is all switchbacks and glimpses of the bay before the road flattens out at the cove.
Adrasan doesn't try to be a resort. The bay is a long crescent of sand and shingle backed by pine trees, with a scatter of family-run beach hotels and a handful of fish restaurants built on stilts over the river mouth. There's no strip of bars, no high-rises — just morning swims, slow lunches, and the start of one of the best-known sections of the Lycian Way, which climbs south along the headland to the Cape Gelidonya lighthouse. It suits couples and families who came for the pace as much as the beach.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name board and helps load the luggage before the drive down. If your flight lands late, the driver has already checked the new time from the flight number given at booking — there's no extra charge for waiting. Adrasan's hotels sit close to the beach road and are easy to find, but if you're staying in a private villa on the hillside above the bay, send the exact address or a map pin when you book so the driver can go straight there. Baby, child and booster seats are fitted free of charge if you ask in advance, and you're welcome to ask for a short stop — a coffee, a shop, a photo — on the way down.