Kumluca has two faces: a wide plain covered in greenhouses, and to the south the pine-fringed bays of Adrasan and the Olimpos valley, with Çıralı just across the border in Kemer. At Beyaz Tiny House, we find that a well-built caravan suits both sides of the district, while a fixed tiny house is the better choice for longer stays.
Caravans for greenhouse growers
Across the plain from Beykonak to Mavikent, growers often need a simple on-site unit: a night watchman's room, a place to rest in the midday heat or a small office. A caravan needs no foundation, can be moved when greenhouses are rebuilt, and comes with a bed, kitchenette, shower and air conditioning.
Nature tourism in Adrasan and Olimpos
Adrasan and Olimpos are known for tree houses, bungalows and campsites. Campsite and guesthouse owners use equipped caravans as extra rooms in high season, then store them away from winter storms. If you want a caravan for your own holidays, note that national park boundaries, protected areas and sea turtle nesting beaches limit where you can stay, so licensed campsites are the safe choice. See our caravans page for options.
Caravan or tiny house?
A caravan is the flexible choice if you will use it for a few months a year or want to change location. If you plan to live beside your greenhouses all year, or want a permanent guest unit in Adrasan, a fixed tiny house offers more interior space and thicker insulation, which makes a real difference in the long, humid summers. Usage time and the legal status of the land usually decide it.
Built for heat, humidity and salt
- Galvanised or anti-corrosion coated chassis with extra underside protection
- Salt-resistant composite or painted aluminium exterior and stainless fixings
- Quality seals on windows, doors and roof joints for winter rain
- Insulated walls and roof plus an inverter air conditioner
- A roll-out awning to shade the sunny side
- Solar panels, battery and fresh and grey water tanks for off-grid pitches
Delivery from Silifke
We build in Silifke, Mersin, and deliver to Kumluca along the D400 coastal road via Alanya, Antalya and Kemer, roughly 500 km. The mountain stretch after Kemer is winding, and the road down to Adrasan is narrow, so we plan caravan size and towing vehicle in advance and deliver in daylight.
Rules to check
Long-term stays on agricultural land, near the coast or inside protected areas are regulated, and commercial accommodation needs its own permits. Please check with Kumluca Municipality. Compare options in our FAQ or see our wider Antalya service.
Free quote
Call +90 542 791 00 00 or message us on WhatsApp (+90 540 745 44 44). You can also use our quote form; we reply within 3 working days.
