Turkey

Antalya is Turkey's most popular holiday destination, attracting over 16 million visitors annually. Located on the southwestern Mediterranean coast, it offers ancient ruins, turquoise waters, and world-class resort hotels.

Belek is Turkey's premier golf and luxury resort destination, home to championship golf courses and some of the country's most exclusive all-inclusive hotels along a pine-backed Mediterranean coastline.

Lara is Antalya's closest resort district to the city center, offering wide sandy beaches, waterfalls nearby, and easy access to shopping and nightlife without leaving the resort atmosphere.

Side combines ancient Roman ruins — including a well-preserved amphitheater right in the town center — with long sandy beaches, making it one of Antalya's most historically rich resort districts.

Kemer sits at the foot of the Taurus Mountains, offering a dramatic combination of pine forests, pebble beaches and marina life — a favorite for travelers who want nature alongside their resort holiday.

Alanya is Antalya's liveliest and most affordable resort district, known for its historic hilltop castle, long beaches and dense concentration of budget-to-mid-range hotels catering especially to Northern European and Russian travelers.

Konyaaltı is Antalya's long pebble beach district on the western edge of the city, backed by the dramatic Beydağları mountains and offering a rare combination of city convenience with a Blue Flag beach right on the doorstep.

Kaş is a small, laid-back harbor town on Antalya's western coast, built into cliffs above the Mediterranean. It trades resort scale for boutique hotels, some of Turkey's clearest water, and a reputation as the country's top scuba diving and paragliding base.