Belek

Belek is a truly paradise for tourists on the shore of the Mediterranean. It is located 30 kilometers on the east side of Antalya province. The region was proclaimed the "Belek Tourism Center". In 1984 Belek's natural beauty was discovered. In later years, Belek became what it is today, thanks to cooperation between the Belek Tourism Investors Association and the Tourism Ministry, a paradise on earth. The region has first-class holiday villages, 32 four or five-stars hotels and five golf courses. All of the facilities that have been designated first-class provide an ideal atmosphere for families and meticulously offer many services and opportunities aimed at pleasing their guests. All the facilities offer floodlit tennis courts, play areas, completely equipped health and fitness centers, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and many more possibilities. Belek hotel owners are proud that Belek is the new face of Turkish tourism.

Kundu

Kundu is the lately developed tourism region of Antalya mostly consructed with high standard hotels with 5 stars and more. Distance to Antalya airport is 5 km and 4 km to the heart of the city. The long sandy coast of Kundu has been restricted by hotels to use as their private beaches with several sea sports and entertainments facilities as well.

Lara beach

The sandy Lara Beach lies roughly 12 km to the east. Lara beach has a blue flag. The beach begins east of Antalya's cliffs, just past the Lower Duden Waterfall and east of the waterfall a point of land extends into the Gulf of Antalya. Restaurants, hotels and other services host visitors who swim mostly from platforms and docks. The real sandy beach starts on the east side of the point and extends for several kilometers. Most parts of the beach are backed by commercial services offering sun umbrellas, beach chairs, snacks and drinks, showers and perhaps even some entertainment. You can easily reach Lara Beach from the center of Antalya by minibus. The minibuses run all the way along the Lara beach to the end of the public access area

Kas

Continuing west out of Kekova, you come to Kas, a lovely spot surrounded on three sides by mountains. The friendly local fishermen are happy to run a water taxi service to take you to a favorite bay, cove or beach along the coast. The swimming and diving are excellent in the clear cool water around Kas. Of ancient Antiphellos,as Kas was once known, only the Lycian rock cut tombs and sarcophagi are left. But the charm of the town remains, and it is a pleasure to wander through the streets, stopping to examine souvenir shops that offer Turkish handicrafts, leather goods, copper and silver items, cotton clothing and the inevitable handmade carpet.

Kas, once named Antiphellos, is one of the pretty harbors of the province of Antalya. On the slope facing the sea there is a well-protected theater, behind that a necropolis, and on the hill there are rock tombs shaped like temples carved into the rocks.

The Lycian style sarcophagus grave now in the middle of the main street at the centrum is a symbol of this antique Lycian city. Kas harbor provides a breath taking stop for the yachts and boats alike.There are daily boat trips to the antique Kekova-Kale-Uc Agiz region starting out from Kas harbor. There are also cruises to the Greek island Meis across the harbor.

There are excellent restaurants, terrace bars and tea gardens, pretty cobbled streets and alleyways abundant with exclusive shops, craft centres and beaches in the town or a short drive away. You can enjoy a traditional Turkish massage, hamman or even experience a visit to the barbers where a haircut, shave and neck massage are all part of the deal.Kas is 160 km to Dalaman Airport and 200 km to Antalya Airport.

Kalkan

Kalkan is a natural harbour village. First visitors to this land was firewood carrier ships and their crew.Previous name of this village was "Kalamaki",where the Greek origined people lived in.Those people had migrated to Australia and Greece after 1923. In Kalkan, it is so usual to encounter Australian tourists who try to find the house they were born in.

The historic town of Kalkan is an enchanting place and one of the most beautiful locations along Turkey's gorgeous Lycian Coast. With the absence of mass tourism, Kalkan remains a charming and unspoiled haven of lush nature, brilliant blue crystal-clear sea, historic architecture, ancient history and warm traditional Turkish hospitality.

There is something magical about Kalkan which makes this a very special place to visit and the perfect place to experience a little bit of what makes Turkey so unique. Kalkan in an enchanting historic town and one of the most beautiful along Turkey's Turquoise Riviera.Kalkan is 130 km to Dalaman Airport,80 km to Fethiye and 215 km to Antalya.

Yaniklar

Located 135 kms southwest of Marmaris. Unfortunately, there is not any certain information about the establishment of the ancient city Telmessos, but it is known that it was one of the biggest cities of Lycians. Fethiye is known for its rock tombs carved into the faces of the cliffs by the Lycians. The tomb of Amnytas dating from 4th-century B.C built in Doric architectural style is the most interesting one to see. Sarcopaghi and Fethiye Tower are other historical places to visit. Today, Fethiye is an important holiday center which is surrounded by holiday villages and high-class hotels.Yaniklar is 15 km to Fethiye 35 km to Dalaman Airport

Hisaronu Fethiye

Hisaronu and Ovacik are a mini-resort perched on a mountain plateau, overlooking the famous Olu Deniz lagoon and just a few minutes dolmus ride from Fethiye. Lively and bright, the resort is packed with gift shops, nightclubs and the resort's speciality - restaurants catering for every taste! Hisaronu really comes alive after dark as visitors and locals head for the disco bars or linger over a meal, enjoying the cool mountain air.4 km to Oludeniz and 10 km to Fethiye