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You're Going to Love Antalya
There are many reasons to visit Turkey's most famous resort town. With old historical monuments and a rich modern nightlife, Turks and foreigners alike love Antalya's calming location along the Mediterranean Sea.
Top 5 Reasons to Visit Antalya
1. Luxury Resort Life
There are two main resort districts to choose from in Antalya: Belek and Lara. Prices generally are all inclusive and vary between 300-3,000tl a night.
2. Kaleici
This old historic center is filled with shops, hotels and beautiful architecture.
3. Duden Waterfalls
These falls, due to a water recycling station, drop dramatically over a cliff into the Mediterranean sea.
4. Hadrien's Gate
The three arched gates were built to celebrate emperor Hadrian's visit to the city in 130 A.D.
5. Köprülü Canyon
This National Park of Turkey, opened in 1973, offers many trails, swimming holes and canyons to explore.
Top activities in Antalya
Antalya Excursion to Perge, Aspendos, Side, Manavgat Waterfall
Duration: 10h
Belek: Traditional Turkish Bath Experience with Massage
Duration: 3h
Pamukkale - Hierapolis Tour
Duration: 12h
4 Day Turkey Gulet Cruise: Olympos to Fethiye
Duration: 4d
8-hour Jeep Safari and Ucansu Waterfalls Day Tour from Antalya w/Lunch
Duration: 8h
Alanya: Full-Day Koprulu Canyon Rafting Tour
Duration: 9h
When to Visit Antalya
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Antalya experiences very hot and humid summers, meaning that the best times to visit are from April to June and September to November. These times are also out of season and tend to be cheaper for tourists.
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How to Get to Antalya
Plane
The Antalya International Airport is 13km outside of the city. Direct tickets from Europe are around 300euros in the peak summer season.
Train
There are currently no trains servicing Antalya.
Car
The D400 highway services most of the Mediterranean cost from Fethiye in the West all the way through Antalya to Gazianteppe in the East.
Bus
The Serik Otogar is located in the Kepez district and can connect you to other cities within Turkey.
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How to Get Around Antalya
Public Transportation
Trams, buses and minibuses (dolmus) are the most common form of transit. A reusable AntalyaKart transport card can be bought for 5tl and topped up with money credit as necessary.
Taxi
Taxi tariffs start at 3tl and will generally cost you around 10-15tl per journey within the city center.
Car
Rental cars can be picked up at the airport or downtown for around 150tl a day.
Car rental agencies in Antalya
The Cost of Living in Antalya
Shopping Streets
Shop at Kaleici bazaar for traditional textiles, pottery and other souvenirs. MarkAntalya has a more traditional mall set up, with recognizable brands and fixed prices.
Groceries and Other
The main grocery stores in Antalya are Migros, Sok and Carrefour. A dozen eggs will cost you around 6tl.
Cheap meal
$6.63
A pair of jeans
$66.43
Single public transport ticket
$0.93
Cappuccino
$3.23
Cheap meal
$6.63
A pair of jeans
$66.43
Single public transport ticket
$0.93
Cappuccino
$3.23
Where to Eat in Antalya
Mermerli restaurant sits overlooking a small bay, serving both traditional and turkish dishes. A typical sit-down meal will cost you between 50-60tl.