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.
The province of Antalya lies on the beautiful Mediterranean coast, where the majestic Taurus Mountains gradually give way to small valleys, dotted with villages leading down to pristine beaches in secluded coves.
Nestled along a stunning expanse of Turkey’s southern Mediterranean, and part of the province of Antalya, Belek attracts tourists from all over the world. When you look at what Belek has to offer, it’s no mystery why it appeals to so many.
Part of the province of Antalya, and situated on the South Western Mediterranean, Kalkan is what holiday dreams are made of, and where those who have been mesmerized by the allure of this idyllic paradise go to enjoy its magic year-round.
Alanya is heaven for anyone who wants to simply relax or walk along stretches of sandy white beach, enjoy fine wine, dine on modern cuisines or traditional Turkish dishes famous from the region, be adventurous, explore, delve into history.
Antalya is a beautiful, vibrant city located on the southwestern coast of Turkey popular with many expats who are choosing to travel, relocate or even retire in the city attracted by a glorious climate throughout the year and relaxed lifestyle. In this short guide we are going take a look at 4 main areas of this large city and what makes them unique on their own
