Steeped in history and with breath-taking scenery at every turn, the Lycian Way stretches along Turkey’s Mediterranean coastline. Some 540km long, it’s one of Turkey’s best-known trails and attracts hikers from around the world each year
The Antalya province boasts a record number of Turkey’s Blue Flag beaches. The coveted status was awarded to more than 200 beaches last year, as well as to five marinas and eight boats. No wonder, then, that Antalya’s beaches enjoys a reputation for being some of the best in the country.
It’s perhaps not the first destination that springs to mind on the Turkish Riviera, but the picturesque town of Kaş comes highly recommended. Lying a little further along the coastline than Kalkan, this charming Mediterranean resort has much to offer both the holidaymaker and those who live in Turkey.
Alanya has long been a haven for holidaymakers and expats alike. Its irresistible charm makes it the perfect retreat, whether you’re seeking a life in the sun or simply want your own piece of paradise for a few weeks each year
Enjoying a central position on the Turkish Riviera, Kalkan has developed a reputation as one of the area’s more sophisticated resorts. Aficionados return year after year to enjoy its unique blend of modern comforts and traditional surroundings, while Kalkan’s hillside geography makes for stunning views across the Mediterranean coastline.
One of the many wonderful things about Antalya is just how much there is to do close to the city. It’s the perfect base for visiting local attractions and exploring.
It’s long been popular with those seeking a more relaxed pace of life, but it seems Side’s secret is out. An increasing number of people are drawn there, attracted by an atmosphere more laid-back than other resorts in the Antalya area.
From the diversity of its geography to the mix of rich history and modern-day architecture, Antalya offers a seemingly endless array of activities and attractions. Its location and amenities are why many people from other nationalities buy property in Antalya as an overseas base.
The Antalya region is rich with archaeological sites that enable us to get a glimpse into civilizations past. History lovers are in the best place to explore their interests but, even if you are not a real history buff, you can’t help but be in awe of the splendor of the sites and have your curiosity stirred.
Kemer is one of the most popular resort areas in the province of Antalya. The region runs along a fabulous part of the Mediterranean coastline, with beautiful sandy beaches backed by the stunning Beydaglari Mountains.
Located about 78 kilometers east of the city of Antalya, nestled either side of a small peninsula on Turkey’s gorgeous southern Mediterranean coast, Side is a lovely resort town offering everything you could want for a few days of rest and relaxation; a great choice of restaurants offering tasty Turkish and European cuisine, cafes, bars, nightclubs, shopping, markets and more, all within easy walking distance
Centrally located between Kas and Fethiye, access is easy, and it makes it an ideal base for nearby day trips or some even a little further afield. So, where to go from Kalkan? There are many fantastic options available with tour companies and, of course, self-drive trips are a great way to go if that’s your preference.
Virtually right on Antalya city's doorstep, are amazing places to explore. Most of them can be accessed using public transport, and of course, having your own car opens even more opportunities. So, here are a few of the wonderful day trips that you could choose to do.
With 640 km of incredible coastline, one would expect Antalya to have some pretty amazing beaches, and in this regard, Antalya certainly doesn’t disappoint, boasting some of the world’s best, including 202 ‘Blue Flag’ beaches.
Second only to Istanbul, Antalya is the most popular tourist destination in Turkey, not to mention home to thousands of expats from around the world. So, what is it about Antalya that attracts so many, often, returning holidaymakers?
