Antalya
Türkiye's Mediterranean resort region, bringing together azure coastline, ancient ruins and the Lycian Way.
Antalya Province lies on the Mediterranean coast of southwestern Türkiye, backed by the Taurus Mountains, and is known as the "Turkish Riviera." The provincial capital, Antalya, has the Kaleiçi old town and the Düden Waterfalls, and the surrounding area has the ancient sites of the Aspendos theater, Perge and Side. In the west, Kaş and Kalkan are good for diving and for visiting the sunken ruins at Kekova, while Alanya in the east is known for its castle and beaches, and the Lycian Way is a famous long-distance hiking trail. April to October is the best time to visit, and Antalya Airport is the main gateway.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Turkey Grand Panorama Loop – From the historic battlefields of the Dardanelles to the Lycian Coast and the Anatolian heartland, experience a compreh…
- Turquoise Coast Road Trip – Drive along the D400 from Dalaman to Antalya, connecting blue lagoons, ancient Lycian ruins, and sunken cities.
- Lycian Way Highlights Hike – Hike the ancient coastal trail from Fethiye to Patara, staying in village guesthouses, and end your journey in Kaş.