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Blissful weather, delicious food and sublime beaches await you in Antalya. Situated on a part of the Mediterranean nicknamed ‘The Turquoise Coast’, you can spend your days soaking up the sun on one of Antalya’s glorious beaches or take to the waters and enjoy a variety of watersports activities. If you’re a history buff then you’re bound to love exploring the city’s many castles and fortifications; Hadrian’s Gate and the Roman fort of Hidirlik Kulesiis are a great way to learn more about Antalya’s past. With <a href="https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-2968-2-0/holidays-in-lara">Lara</a> and <a href="https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-2969-2-0/holidays-in-belek">Belek</a> boasting great nightlife, glamourous boutiques and opulent hotels, you won’t be short of things to do in this <a href="https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-49-2-0/holidays-in-turkey">Turkish</a> dream location.

<p>With miles of golden shore fronting some of Turkey’s swankiest five-star hotels, Lara is the place to go for pampering, indulgence, and R&amp;R. Whether you’re after beachside cocktails, a cooling dip in a pristine pool, or a spot of sea-gazing from the pier, Turkey’s answer to Las Vegas has you covered. Lara is also the perfect base for exploring nearby attractions like the ruins at ancient Greek city Hierapolis, the jaw-dropping thermal pools at Pammukale, and the mesmerising Düden Waterfalls.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Beach Bums</h5>
<p>Lara’s got a whopping eight-kilometre beach as a doormat – so there’s more than enough sunbathing territory to go around. And while much of the beach is public property, the hotels have called dibs on certain pockets of sand. You’ll find sun loungers and parasols lined up along most of it, and some of the private bits will have added amenities as well.</p>
<h5>Fun-Loving Families</h5>
<p>Many of Lara’s eye-catching hotels are all-inclusive, so they’re great for a family break in the sun. Besides a range of buffet and a la carte restaurants, which should suit even the fussiest of eaters, they nearly all come with a pool, a private beach, and heaps of activities. Plus, Lara’s gentle waves and shallow waters mean the sea here is safe for little swimmers. And you’ll find even more family fun away from the hotels – just point your feet in the direction of Antalya’s waterparks.</p>
<h5>Daytrippers</h5>
<p>Besides being a treat for the eyes, Lara also comes up trumps because of its excellent location. A mere 30-minute car journey will take you to Antalya – the largest city on the Turkish Med. Its old town, Kaleici, is brimming with ageing architecture and ancient ruins, and you’ll find even more historic gems in the museum. There are also a bunch of bazaars, ripe for haggling, and some lovely cafes lined up along the harbour.</p>

Lara

<p>Pairing ancient ruins with uber-modern hotels and restaurants, Side (pronounced seed-eh) is one of Turkey’s most charming spots. The Old Town is abuzz with bazaars and local life, and also boasts epic ancient sights: head to the Greek Amphitheatre for the ultimate trip back in time and bask in the beauty of the Temple of Apollo as the sun sets. If you’re beach-minded, you’re spoilt for choice: busy West Beach is sheltered and family-friendly, while rocky East Beach is quieter and a hit with locals.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Foodies</h5>
<p>Enjoy traditional Turkish dishes in one of the town’s many restaurants, whether you’re after koftas or a salad.</p>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>The resort boasts 2 pretty beaches, either side of its old town area. Chill out in the sun or try your hand at watersports like banana boating.</p>
<h5>Culture Vultures</h5>
<p>From the ancient Temple of Apollo to an imposing amphitheater, you’ll find cultural surprises around every corner.</p>

Side

<p>With its snow-white beaches hugged by pine groves, Belek’s popularity with sunseekers has spawned a raft of luxury hotels and restaurants in the town. Nearby Perga is a Mecca for history lovers, with ruins including a Roman theatre and a Bronze Age acropolis, while the breathtaking Aspendos Amphitheatre gives Rome’s Colosseum a run for its money. If watersports are more your thing, Köprülü Canyon offers kayaking and white-water rafting. Feel like a hole in one? Bring your golf clubs and tee off on one of the area’s many cracking courses.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Groups</h5>
<p>Enjoy a round of golf, with the town playing host to a range of champion courses.</p>
<h5>Foodies</h5>
<p>Setting it apart from neighbouring resorts lining the southern coast, Belek offers top-notch restaurants that serve up a high-end dining experience.</p>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>Your beach days will be jam packed with fun, whether you’re looking to take a dip in the warm shallow sea, sit back and relax on a sun lounger, or enjoy watersports like jet skiing and wakeboarding!</p>

Belek

<p>Soaked in history and brimming with restaurants, bars, and bazaars, Alanya offers an irresistible mix of modern and ancient Turkey. The town’s landmarks include a 13th-century castle and tower as well as a Byzantine church. In the heart of central Alanya you’ll find picture-perfect gardens, and its sandy beaches and uber-clear waters are another major draw. Kleopatra Beach is one of the best known, named after the Egyptian Queen who supposedly swam there. Last but not least, head to nearby Damlatas Cave to swoon at the stunning mineral formations.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>With plenty of beaches along its coastline, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to finding a spot to sit back and relax in the warm sunshine or delve into a bit of scuba diving.</p>
<h5>Night Owls</h5>
<p>Party late into the evening at one of the town’s nightclubs, or enjoy a chilled cocktail overlooking the sea.</p>
<h5>Culture Vultures</h5>
<p>Check out the town’s historic citadel and red tower and explore its old shipyard area.</p>

Alanya

Kalkan is a fishing village turned cosmopolitan seaside town. <br /><br />If you’re here for one thing, it should be the Festival of the Sea. People compete in watersports from swimming and kayaking to water and jet skiing. But the highlight is the ‘greasy pole’, where competitors shimmy across a greased-up mast over the water. <br /><br />The nightlife in Kalkan is something else entirely. There are rooftop wine bars, gypsy bands and music, hookah bars, and plenty of all night clubs thrown in the mix too. Weave your way through the late night markets, lighting up the streets with colour.

Kalkan

Tranquil Turkler offers a lowkey base for exploring the Turkish Riviera’s beaches, towns, and natural attractions. Chill on a sunlounger on its dreamy beach, or enjoy all the mod cons at a bevy of luxury hotels. If you’re looking for adventure, walk the footpaths along the 700m Sapadere Canyon on the Dimcay River: waterfalls and crystal clear pools are perfect for cooling down during the summer. Nearby Sealanya is a popular water park where you can snorkel in pools of tropical fish and swim with dolphins.

Turkler

<p>Dinky fishing town, Kas, is known for scuba diving: a number of operators run boat tours to dive sites where you can swim through tunnels, caves, and canyons, spotting parrotfish, turtles, octopi, and lobsters, while sunken archaeological treasures include a World War Two plane. Standing on the site of an ancient port, the town itself boasts a small Hellenistic theatre – check out the sea view from the top row of seats – as well as enticing cobbled streets, bistros, bars, and pretty white villas adorned with pink bougainvillea.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Couples</h5>
<p>Take a day trip to the nearby island of Meis, which offers rugged cliffs and stunning hilltop views.</p>
<h5>Thrill Seekers</h5>
<p>Divers can explore sunken wrecks just off the coast, while kayaking tours are a great way to see the town’s sights from the open water.</p>
<h5>Culture Vultures</h5>
<p>Head to the old town area to see the remains of the ancient settlement of Antiphellos. A number of Lycian rock tombs can also be spotted above the town.</p>

Kundu is a holiday hotspot for families after a beachy escape with plenty of fun and interesting activities to get stuck into. <br /><br />With its pristine golden sands and sapphire-blue water, you won’t be short of sandcastle-building territory. It’s right on the Turkish Riviera, so you know you’ll be treated to warm weather and yacht-filled marinas. <br /><br />Or spend some time relaxing at the spas. Kundu is rife with Turkish baths, which are great for the soul, washed down with a cup of traditional Turkish tea or coffee.

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With beaches, water sports, aqua parks, and history aplenty, Antalya is the ideal holiday destination for all the family.

For the ultimate hassle-free holiday, explore our range of all-inclusive options and save your Turkish lira for another cocktail on the beach.

The perfect relaxation spot, take a last minute trip to Antalya and you’ll be spoilt for choice trying to find the best beach to laze the day away on.

Antalya airport is a short drive north-east of the city centre and hosts international arrivals and departures.

Antalya has a warm Mediterranean climate: it’s generally hot and dry in the summer and mild and wet in the winter.

The Turkish lira is used in Turkey, and is widely available at currency exchanges.

Turkish is the main language spoken in Antalya, but you’ll find English is widely understood in resorts and tourist areas.

Very. Turkey’s huge public transport system includes bus, tram, train, and taxi within towns. You can travel between towns by train or intercity bus, or hire a car to explore the wider area. If you prefer to stick to two wheels, motorbike, moped, and bicycle, rental is available in most towns and resorts.

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