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Antalya Travel Guide

Antalya Travel Guide

Romance and Raki

Located on the Turkish Riviera along the Mediterranean coast, Antalya is a stunning destination is typically Turkish in its demeanour. Antalya is the biggest international sea resort of Turkey and is the third most visited city in the world, with 15 million annual visitors.


The old town & harbour is well worth a trip and you can't miss the Fluted Minaret which is the most prominent landmark of Antalya City.


For foodies, there are some great seafood restaurants or try local dishes such as Börek, pide, baklava or the famous meaty kebabs.


Kaleiçi

This pretty old quarter of Antalya, surrounded by walls and fronted by a stunning yacht harbour shouldn't be missed.


For a picturesque and historic entrance to Kaleiçi enter via Hadrian's Gate and explore its narrow meandering streets to your heart's content.


Journey time from the airport 15 minutes (Approximately)


Side

A charming old fishing port with 2 beautiful large beaches running alongside it is the perfect destination for couples holidays.


Pay a visit to the 5th century baths and don't miss the old theatre with its superb columns. For historical sites, visit the Temple of Apollo if it's typical Turkish architecture you are after. More information on Side


Journey time from the airport 67 minutes (Approximately)


Alanya

For a more authentic Turkish experience head to Alanya. The Harbour area is now a modernised resort with fantastic restaurants and bars.


You can take boat trips out to neighbouring islands or use it as a base from which to explore local sites such as the Alanya Castle, Red Tower or Dim Cayı.


Visit the Syedra Castle (Greek, Roman, Byzantine), hunt down history or wander around the cobbled old town making your own discoveries. More information on Alanya


Journey time from the airport 120 minutes (Approximately)


Antalya Fact file

Currency: Turkish Lira Average Temperature: During the winter 15Cº and during the summer 35Cº (77Fº). Sunny Days a Year: +300 days. Top tip:Taste the local alcohol, Raki... It's heady liquorice flavour will take you by surprise!