One of the frequent destinations of campers in the Adrasan region is the American Bay. American Bay, also known as Kelleci Bay in the past, is one of the rare bays that you would like to see again and again with its clear sea and soft sandy beach. Adrasan American Bay got its current name when American archaeologists were investigating the Gelidonya shipwreck. From that day on, Kelleci Bay began to be called the American Bay. Access to the American Bay, which is also a frequent destination for holiday boats, is provided only by sea. Therefore, you can reach the region with a boat tour you prefer from the Adrasan coastal region.

There is generally no active life in American Bay. For this reason, if you are going to spend your day here, you need to come prepared for needs such as eating-drinking or toilet-shower. There is a famous underwater life at the American Bay Campground, which is a candidate to fascinate you with its clean atmosphere and aquarium-like sea. You can participate in diving activities to observe and experience the active underwater life of the region. The area where you set up your tent in the American Bay Camping Area must be shaded and flat. At this point, you can set up a free tent camp by determining the most suitable area for you. However, you should take into account that the area will be very quiet and secluded, especially when boat tours are taken. For this, you can inform the gendarmerie before you come. At the same time, we recommend that you have a light source with you when you come to the American Bay Campground.

In the American Bay Campground, where you will witness an unforgettable face of nature, there is a very suitable environment for swimming and angling. You can also enjoy the sun by laying your towel on the soft beaches of the region. Large mountains at the American Bay Campground can cause small stone falls. For this reason, you should be careful against the danger of falling stones while staying in the tent. We also recommend that you take personal precautions against the desolation of the region.