Sıçan Islet
Sıçan Island () is an islet in the Gulf of Antalya. In the history the islet had a number of names. According to Prof. Mustafa Adak, the oldest name of the islet was "Lyrnateia". During the Roman Empire era it was called "Attelebussa" (grasshopper) . Italian seamen of the Medieval Ages used the name "Renathia". Evliya Çelebi the famous Ottoman Empire traveler of the 17th century called the island "Güvercin" (dove) and "Kuş" (bird). In the 19th century its name was "Rasat" (observation) The islet faces a small fishing port to the west of Antalya at . Its distance to the  mainland (Anatolia) to north west is less than . Its surface area is about .There is a ramp from west to east of the islet and the east side is a high cliff. The uninhabited islet is attractive for the divers. The maximum depth in the sandy west coast is . But the depth in the east coast is . There is also an underwater cave in the east.