Privé transfers naar elke Antalya attractie

Belek's Disney-style 5-zone theme park with the longest rapid river in Europe.

The best-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the world — still hosting opera nights every summer.

Antalya's deep-water cruise terminal — where MSC, Costa, and Marella ships dock for the day.

Antalya's dramatic coastal waterfall — a 40-metre drop straight into the Mediterranean.

Antalya's biggest shopping mall — 250+ shops, food court, cinema and an indoor aquarium.

The world's longest tunnel aquarium — 131 metres of underwater walkway through 8,000 sea creatures.

A Greco-Roman city with a 15,000-seat stadium and colonnaded street — 8 km from Antalya Airport.

A Pisidian mountain fortress city Alexander the Great could not conquer.

A Lycian harbour city tucked into a river valley — riverside ruins, pomegranate trees and Roman tombs.

A Lycian port-city on three natural harbours — ruins, pine forest and three swim coves.

A 4-km cable car to the 2,366 m summit of Mount Olympos — Mediterranean views from the top of Lycia.

Antalya's walled Ottoman old town — Hadrian's Gate, Roman harbour and Hıdırlık Tower.

One of Turkey's top three museums — the original sculpture from Perge, Aspendos and Side.

A wide, low river waterfall outside Manavgat — boat trips, riverside restaurants and a daily-life cooling-off spot.

A 700 m wooden walkway through a slot canyon east of Alanya — turquoise water, swim pools, trout restaurants.

A national-park canyon with rafting, Roman bridges, cypress forest and the Selge ruins.

Antalya's tiny mountain ski resort — ski in the morning, swim in the afternoon, 1.5 hours from each.

The 2,000-year-old Roman harbour of Antalya — now a yacht marina ringed by seafood restaurants and sunset bars.

A Seljuk-era fortress on a 250 m cliff above Alanya — Red Tower, dockyard, and panoramic Mediterranean views.

Alanya's 2 km Blue-Flag golden-sand beach — soft fine sand, shallow water, named for Cleopatra herself.

Antalya city's 7 km Blue-Flag pebble beach — Taurus-mountain backdrop, beach clubs and the cliff-top park.

Natural gas vents burning non-stop for 2,500 years on the Çıralı mountainside — the original Chimera myth.

An 18 km empty golden-sand beach with Lycian ruins behind — Turkey's wildest and longest beach.

Spectacular Lycian rock-cut house-tombs and a Roman theatre in Demre — paired with St. Nicholas Church.

A Lycian city half-submerged after a 2nd-century earthquake — visible through glass-bottom boats and from kayaks.

UNESCO World Heritage Lycian capital — Harpy Tomb, theatre and the religious sanctuary of Letoon.

A Seljuk-rebuilt Roman bridge over the Eurymedon (Köprüçay) river — 252 m of curving stone arches.

A 2nd-century Roman city wrapped around a peninsula — Temple of Apollo, agora, theatre, all set against the Mediterranean.

An Alanya cliff-base cave with stalactites and 22 °C asthma-therapy air — next to Cleopatra Beach.

Turkey's longest-inhabited cave — 500,000 years of human habitation, with a small archaeological museum.

Antalya city centre water park — 30+ slides, wave pool, kids zone, walking distance to Konyaaltı Beach.

A walk-in tea-garden waterfall in the heart of Antalya — the upper Düden plunges into a green park.

A 55-monument miniature park of Turkey's landmarks — Hagia Sophia, Cappadocia, the Bosphorus Bridge, all in one open-air walk.

The 4th-century Byzantine church of St. Nicholas — the original Santa Claus — in Demre.

Antalya's central old-town bazaar — leather, copperware, spice market, Turkish carpets, hand-made soaps.