Antalya is a gorgeous resort city on Turkey’s southern coast where blue seas meet ancient history, giving a picturesque combination of beaches, historic attractions, and vibrant culture.

Antalya is a Turkish Riviera coastal treasure famed for its stunning beaches, ancient attractions, and Mediterranean environment. Hadrian’s Gate, the Antalya Museum, and the ancient city of Perge are all popular tourist attractions.

Summer Crowds: Antalya may get crowded during the summer months.

Public Transportation: Outside of the city center, public transportation choices might be limited.

Wander through the lovely cobblestone lanes and marvel at old buildings in Old Town (Kaleici).

Duden Waterfalls: Marvel at the stunning waterfalls that cascade into the Mediterranean Sea.

Aspendos: Visit the well-preserved ancient theater, which is one of the best preserved in the world.

• Turkish Lira (TRY) is the currency.
• Turkish is the official language, however English is frequently used in tourist areas.
• Cuisine: Sample delectable Turkish fare such as kebabs, baklava, and Turkish delight.

• Accommodation options include boutique hotels as well as all-inclusive resorts.
• Local eateries: Local eateries serve affordable and traditional Turkish cuisine.
• Taxis and dolmus (shared minibuses) are popular modes of local transportation.

• Beaches: Unwind on well-known beaches such as Konyaalti and Lara.
• Hadrian’s Gate: Take a look at the well-preserved Roman gate that welcomes tourists to the old city.
• Boat Tours: Take a boat tour around the coast to see secret coves and islands.

Milder weather and less people in the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November). Summer (July-August): High tourist season with pleasant weather.

• Walking is a convenient way to see the Old Town and some of the sights.
• Taxis are readily accessible for further convenience and flexibility.
• Rental cars are ideal for seeing neighboring historical sites and the gorgeous coastline.

• Warm weather calls for light attire.
• For beach days, bring a swimsuit and sunscreen.
• Walking shoes that are comfortable for touring historic locations.

Most nations, including those from the European Union, the United States, Canada, and Australia, can get an e-Visa online before going to Turkey for stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Check the most recent criteria for your nationality.