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The rocky southwestern Mediterranean coast of Turkey was completely undeveloped until the early 1980s so still offers some quiet spots among its fine beaches and dramatic scenery.
Antalya's airport is used for reaching resorts on the coast's eastern side. Destinations to the western side are served by Dalaman. Travellers should dress respectfully (no shorts / swimwear) when entering a religious building of any kind.
It is advisable for women to cover their arms, knees and shoulders at all times when away from beach areas, as well as their heads when entering a mosque.
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Alanya
(130 mins from Antalya airport) A modern resort at the eastern edge of the Turquoise Coast, dominated by a medieval castle. Still with some character, it's grown up a lot since the mid 1980s to offer hundreds of bars, restaurants and patisseries. Lively. Watersports are available along the main beach and for a quiet moment seek out a spot on Konakli Beach.
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Belek
On the eastern end of the Turquoise Coast, Belek is a purpose-built tourist area, consisting of a number of modern hotels and family oriented holiday villages. Near to the notable Amphitheatre at Aspendos.
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Kemer
Kemer is a new resort which has been successful, because it provides everything needed for the ideal holiday, such as excellent accommodation, a sophisticated ambience, activities, a marina, great beaches, and traditional cafes that line the beachfront. The restaurants and shopping are very good quality, too. The surrounding picturesque nature and cool waters make this resort ideal for your getaway.
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Side
Picturesquely built around an ancient amphitheatre, and situated on a peninsula, with long sandy beaches on both side of the headland. Lively nightlife with family appeal, it is a resort for all.
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