2026 Serik Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

Turkey Travel Guide (July 2025 Edition) 🌦️ July Weather Overview According to the latest meteorological data from Istanbul Province, from late July to early August, Turkey is mostly cloudy to sunny nationwide, with an average daily temperature of 28-33°C and a day-night temperature difference of up to 10°C. In Cappadocia, early morning temperatures are around 18-20°C, so bring a light down jacket; coastal cities like Istanbul and Antalya have higher humidity and strong UV rays, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen (SPF50+), a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses. 🟣 Must-Visit Attractions and Ticket Information 📍 Istanbul (2 days) 🟣 Hagia Sophia 💷 Ticket: 248 CNY (includes Chinese audio guide) 📌 Tips: Closed on Mondays; women must cover their hair with a headscarf, which can be borrowed for free at the entrance. 🟣 Blue Mosque 💷 Free (donations accepted) 📌 Tips: No entry during prayer times (five times daily), recommended to arrive before 10 AM. 🟣 Basilica Cistern 💷 Ticket: 265 CNY 📌 Tips: Interior is dimly lit; bring a flashlight or use your phone’s flashlight. 🟣 Topkapi Palace 💷 Ticket: 421 CNY (includes Harem) 📌 Tips: Closed on Tuesdays; Harem area requires an additional ticket, it is recommended to buy a combined ticket. 🟣 Bosphorus Strait Cruise 💷 Sunset route: about 200 CNY per person 📌 Tips: Beware of the “shoe shine scam” near the pier; refuse free shoe shining services offered by strangers. 📍 Cappadocia (2 days) 🟣 Hot Air Balloon Experience 💷 Cost: 784 CNY per person (includes transfers and light meal) 📌 Tips: Book 3 days in advance, choose companies certified by TURSAB (e.g., Royal Balloon); full refund available if canceled due to bad weather. 🟣 Goreme Open-Air Museum 💷 Ticket: 120 CNY 📌 Tips: Open 8:00-19:00; afternoon light is too strong for photos, recommended to visit early morning. 🟣 Derinkuyu Underground City 💷 Ticket: 80 CNY 📌 Tips: Narrow internal passages, wear non-slip shoes; carry a small backpack to avoid bumps. 📍 Fethiye (1 day) 🟣 Island Hopping Tour (Pirate Ship) 💷 Cost: 350 CNY per person (includes lunch and snorkeling gear) 📌 Tips: Keep valuables safe, avoid leaving phones on the deck; bring a waterproof bag. 📍 Antalya (1 day) 🟣 Hadrian’s Gate 💷 Free 📌 Tips: Street vendors may aggressively sell souvenirs; politely refuse with a smile and shake of the head. 🟣 Aspendos Ancient Theater 💷 Ticket: 60 CNY 📌 Tips: No entry during summer performances; check the schedule in advance. ⚠️ Areas and Attractions to Avoid 🚫 Taksim Square (at night) Risk: Active pickpocket gangs, incidents of knife robbery reported. Alternative: Visit Istiklal Street during the day, dine near Galata Bridge at night. 🚫 Kadikoy Metro Card Recharge Points Risk: Fake staff steal credit card info under the pretext of helping with ticket purchase. Advice: Use official ticket machines only or pay with cash. 🚫 Ephesus Ancient City (Selcuk) Risk: “Fake guides” demand high tips inside the site. Alternative: Rent an audio guide (about 40 CNY) or join official tours. 📅 6-Day Essential Itinerary Day 1-2: Istanbul Morning: Hagia Sophia → Blue Mosque → Basilica Cistern Afternoon: Topkapi Palace → Grand Bazaar (bargaining tip: start at half the price and gradually increase) Evening: Bosphorus Strait Cruise (recommended 18:30 departure) Day 3: Istanbul → Cappadocia Early morning: Fly to Nevşehir Airport (about 1.5 hours) Afternoon: Stroll in Goreme Village → Sunset at Love Valley viewpoint Day 4: Cappadocia Early morning: Hot air balloon flight (5:00 pickup) Morning: Derinkuyu Underground City → Hiking in Ihlara Valley Evening: Turkish bath experience (recommended Sultan Cave Suites bathhouse) Day 5: Cappadocia → Fethiye Morning: Fly to Dalaman Airport (about 1.5 hours) Afternoon: Island hopping tour (focus on Butterfly Valley and Blue Cave) Day 6: Fethiye → Istanbul Morning: Paragliding (advance booking required, cost about 600 CNY) Afternoon: Return flight (allow 3 hours for transfer) 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations Istanbul (Sultanahmet District) Recommended: Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel (300 meters from Blue Mosque, rooftop terrace for sunrise views) Budget: 800-1200 CNY/night Cappadocia (Goreme Village) Recommended: Museum Hotel (cave rooms, includes hot air balloon transfers) Budget: 1500-2000 CNY/night Fethiye (Oludeniz Beach) Recommended: Liberty Hotels Lykia (all-inclusive resort with private beach) Budget: 1000-1500 CNY/night 💡 Practical Tips Transportation: Use Tram1 tram within Istanbul (5 lira per ride), for intercity flights prioritize Pegasus Airlines (50% off if booked 30 days in advance). Payment: Malls accept UnionPay cards, small shops require cash (recommend exchanging 200 USD in small bills). Safety: If encountering the “drugged grilled chicken” scam, immediately go to crowded restaurants or police stations.

With the breathtaking view of hot air balloons filling the sky, Turkey deserves a spot on your bucket list 📝 If you're planning to visit Turkey just once and value high-quality accommodations and experiences, our Turkey tour is perfect for you 👇 ✅ Stay in 5-star hotels throughout the trip, including Pamukkale thermal pool hotels and Cappadocia cave hotels—perfect for capturing stunning photos ✅ Multiple group departures with semi-circle itineraries covering Turkey's top attractions, from ancient ruins to natural wonders ✅ Three domestic flights included for a relaxed pace, avoiding long and tiring road trips ✅ Special activities like hot air balloon rides, private yacht tours crossing the Eurasian continent, and Roman thermal baths ✅ All-inclusive pricing with excellent Chinese-speaking guides and local Chinese tour guides—no need for planning, just enjoy 🔍 Check out these must-visit destinations: Göreme Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site that encapsulates the natural and cultural history of Cappadocia, featuring over 30 rock-cut churches. We'll visit Göreme Sunset Viewpoint to admire the mountain scenery and take a jeep tour through "the most moon-like place on Earth." Pamukkale: A dual UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique white travertine terraces that resemble a cotton palace surrounded by crystal-clear spring water. Ölüdeniz Beach: Located in the famous resort town of Fethiye, this is Turkey's most beautiful beach, with a mystical Greek mythology vibe. Known as the "Dead Sea Beach" for its calm waters. Aspendos Roman Theater: One of the best-preserved ancient Roman theaters in the world, still functional after 2,000 years of weathering and natural disasters. Temple of Artemis: Situated in the ancient Roman capital of Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Though only columns remain, you can still glimpse its former grandeur. D400 Highway: Ranked among the world's top 10 most beautiful roads, this scenic route crosses the Aegean Sea, Turkey's "Dead Sea," and the Mediterranean, offering stunning coastal views and refreshing sea breezes. Blue Mosque: A masterpiece of the Ottoman Empire, adorned with 20,000 blue Iznik tiles and six minarets. Witness devout Muslims praying and reciting scriptures. Hagia Sophia: A UNESCO World Heritage site and former Byzantine cathedral with nearly 1,500 years of history, famous for its massive dome. 👏 Experience Turkey deeply and comfortably 🇹🇷 2025.9.13~9.26 (14 days, 11 nights) Recommended by National Geographic and Lonely Planet, Turkey is a destination you must visit at least once❗️ High-end small group tour with limited spots available. For details, leave a 💬 or send a 📩!

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I recently returned from the Cornelia Diamond and am still impressed. It's a place where luxury meets impeccable service. If you're looking for a hotel where every detail is thoughtfully considered, this is the place for you! What I liked most: Grounds and pools: The scale of the hotel is impressive! Huge cascading pools and direct access to the pristine beach. Everything is beautifully illuminated in the evening. Gastronomy: The food is top-notch. The variety of dishes in the main restaurant is astounding, and the desserts are a work of art in themselves. Be sure to try the à la carte restaurants! Service: The staff is very attentive and responsive. You feel truly welcome. Atmosphere: It's the perfect balance between active relaxation and tranquility. The golf courses are simply immaculate, even for non-professionals; the aesthetics of the place are mesmerizing. The rooms are spacious, modern, and very cozy. Cleaning was done conscientiously every day. I recommend this hotel to anyone who appreciates comfort, premium service, and a quality stay in Belek. I'll definitely be back!

🌞 Dive into Antalya’s blue summer! Beneath the grand stone steps of the ancient Roman theater lies the gem-blue Mediterranean stretching to the horizon—this Turkish holiday paradise perfectly embodies the phrase “a millennium of history in your left hand, turquoise sea and golden sands in your right.” 🗺️ Itinerary Suggestions Recommended 4-5 day classic vacation combo: · Day 1: Time travel in the Old Town — Enter Kaleiçi Old Town through Hadrian’s Gate, wander through the maze-like Ottoman alleys, visit the Antalya Museum, and watch the sunset at the old harbor in the evening. · Day 2: Roman Glory Day — Visit the well-preserved Aspendos Roman Theater in the morning, then explore the stadium and colonnaded street of Perge Ancient City in the afternoon. · Day 3: Natural Wonders and Beaches — Experience the breathtaking Düden Waterfalls plunging into the sea in the morning, then enjoy sunshine and water sports at Konyaaltı Beach or Lara Beach in the afternoon. · Day 4: Flexible Choice Day — Option A (Culture): Take the Tunektepe Cable Car for panoramic views or visit the mountain town of Termessos. Option B (Family): Spend the whole day immersed in the Land of Legends theme park. · Day 5: Nearby Day Trip/Return — Choose to visit the ancient city of Side, Pamukkale, or go rafting in Köprülü Canyon. 🏛️ Must-Visit Attractions Antalya offers a rich variety of experiences, mainly divided into three categories: 1. Millennia-old Historical Sites · Aspendos Ancient Theater: One of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the world, with astonishing acoustics still impressive today, and an opera festival in summer. · Perge Ancient City: A large-scale Roman city ruin featuring an impressive stadium, marketplace, and baths. · Kaleiçi Old Town and Hadrian’s Gate: Stroll through Ottoman-style old streets, pass through the nearly 2,000-year-old Roman city gate, and feel the layers of time. 2. Stunning Natural Scenery · Düden Waterfalls: Waterfalls that plunge directly off cliffs into the Mediterranean, a spectacular sight with distinct upper and lower falls. · Konyaaltı Beach: A long pebble beach backed by the Taurus Mountains, picturesque and a favorite seaside leisure spot for locals. · Tunektepe Cable Car: Ride the cable car to the mountaintop for panoramic views of Antalya and the coastline. 3. Endless Modern Fun · Land of Legends Theme Park: A large resort complex combining roller coasters, water parks, shopping, and shows, perfect for family fun. · Traditional Turkish Bath: Experience scrubbing and massage in a historic hammam, an excellent way to relieve travel fatigue. 🍽️ Must-Try Foods · Authentic Flavors: Taste Antalya’s specialties like piyaz (bean salad with tahini) and şibiş (spicy tahini sauce). · Fresh Seafood: Enjoy freshly caught grilled fish or seafood platters at seaside restaurants or old town eateries. · Street Snacks: Try freshly made gözleme (Turkish stuffed flatbread) and kebab wraps. · Sweet Finish: End your meal with classic künefe (cheese dessert) or baklava. 🏨 Accommodation Tips · History and Convenience: Stay in Kaleiçi Old Town to immerse yourself in historic ambiance, within walking distance to many attractions and restaurants. · Beach Resort Options: Lara district (luxury resorts concentrated) or Konyaaltı district (more local, relaxed vibe), ideal for beach-focused visitors. · Family-Friendly Picks: Choose large all-inclusive resorts in Land of Legends or Belek, with abundant entertainment facilities for a hassle-free stay. 🚌 Transportation Tips · Arrival: Fly into Antalya Airport, then take the HAVAŞ bus, tram, or taxi to the city center, about 20-25 minutes. · City Transport: The tram is the most convenient, connecting major attractions; buy a rechargeable Antalya Card for rides. Walking is the main mode within the Old Town. · Cross-District/Suburban Tours: Use fixed-route shared minibuses or ride-hailing apps like BiTaksi. For distant ruins, joining a day tour or renting a car is more convenient. 💡 Travel Tips 1. Best Seasons: Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-November) offer comfortable weather. Summer is hot but great for swimming; winter is mild, ideal for sightseeing with fewer crowds. 2. Dress and Etiquette: Dress modestly when visiting mosques (cover shoulders and knees). In summer, be sure to protect yourself from the sun (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen). 3. Old Town Exploration: The old town alleys are like a maze; downloading offline maps is recommended. Visit open-air ruins early morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. 4. Spending Tips: Bargain politely at markets. Carry some small cash for tips or restroom fees. 5. Safety and Convenience: Drink bottled water. Keep personal belongings secure in tourist areas. When the ancient columns cast long shadows in the sunset and the Mediterranean nearby shimmers with golden waves—you’ll realize Antalya’s magic lies in how it lets you experience the weight of history and the lightness of a holiday all in one day.

The Voyage Belek Golf & Spa Hotel is hardly affordable these days (like many other premium hotels in Turkey). However, while staying there, guests enter a special world from which they'll never want to leave. From the varied food, poolside yoga and fitness, lounge chair service (🍸), and a comfortable beach, to the evening show and disco 💫 🎁Everything is perfect at the seaside parties: the decor (different every day), high-quality drinks, snacks, and everyone's favorite music (Russian songs, by the way, were also included!). Cons: the hotel isn't suitable for those who want to walk a lot and go on excursions. Personally, during my week-long stay, I only went out a couple of times to buy souvenirs; it was so perfect inside! I didn't want to leave even for a moment 🌊 #antalya #belek #turkey #hotel #Voyage

I accidentally discovered this place on social media before visiting Antalya, and it immediately went on my bucket list! Not long after, I finally made it to this place. Land of Legends in Antalya is truly vibrant. This place is perfect for families or anyone who loves amusement parks with a modern and luxurious vibe. The shopping avenue area feels like a fantasy city, complete with water shows and stunning night lights. The water rides are also numerous and varied, ranging from relaxing ones to adrenaline-pumping ones. If you just wander around the shopping area, it's free! But you can still take beautiful photos. If you want to enter the play area, you need to buy a ticket. Allocate at least 2 hours to explore this place.

#europetrip I visited Land of Legends in Antalya around sunset, and the whole place felt almost unreal. As the sun went down, the lights around the park slowly came on. The reflection on the water made everything look even more magical. The music, the buildings, and the glowing colors gave the whole area a dreamy, theme-park-meets-fairytale vibe. People were taking photos everywhere, but it didn’t feel chaotic, just lively and beautiful. Walking around at that golden hour honestly felt like stepping into another world.

Before going, I only planned the driving route, roughly Istanbul - Izmir - Fethiye - Kas Town - Cappadocia - Istanbul. After arriving, I found that buying a museum pass was more cost-effective, so it turned into a route to make the pass worthwhile. D1: Arrive at Istanbul Airport in the morning, stay near Taksim Square, find a car rental shop nearby, Sixt next to the Hilton Hotel (pick up the car early the next day). During the day, city walk in the old town. In the evening, take a Bosphorus Strait sunset cruise. D2: Istanbul - Izmir - Cesme Town - Selçuk. The most tiring day. First head to Izmir to check in at the iconic Konak Clock Tower. Since there was no parking, went to Cesme instead. In the evening, visited Cesme Castle, which offers a view of Greece across the sea. The castle closes promptly at 5 pm, so missed it. Walked around the town and seaside, very few people. Originally planned to stay in Cesme or Izmir that night, but considering the next day’s big attractions Ephesus and Pamukkale, went straight to Selçuk near Ephesus that night. Suggestion: Skip Izmir (difficult parking, expensive parking fees, traffic jams) and Cesme Town (too far, out of the way, one hour one way, similar scenery, Greek style), and go directly to Selçuk to stay to avoid exhaustion. Day 3: Selçuk - Ephesus - Pamukkale - Denizli. In the morning, bought a museum pass at the Ephesus ruins, toured the ruins, had lunch at the Ephesus Museum, and skipped the St. John’s Basilica on the hill. In the afternoon, went to Pamukkale on the mountain. It rained and was very cold, and the scenic area is very large, so didn’t explore much. Stayed in the city of Denizli at the foot of the mountain that night. Day 4: Denizli - Fethiye - D400 Thrilling Night Road - Near Kas Town. Departed in the morning for Fethiye, went straight to Oludeniz Beach to book paragliding for the day. Arrived at 1 pm and booked a 4 pm paragliding session for 90 euros per person at the first shop at the beach entrance. Must keep an empty stomach before paragliding. At 4 pm, took a car with the instructor to the mountaintop over 1700 meters high to prepare for takeoff. The mountain road was fast and dizzying even before flying; after flying, even more dizzy. After resting, set off in the evening along D400 to Kas Town. The night road was really hard to drive, especially the counterclockwise D400, the most beautiful road, with almost no streetlights. The road was dark, the mountain was dark, and the sea by the cliff was even darker. Stopped at a small town 20 km from Kas to eat and stay overnight, planning to visit Kas the next day. First saw a lively place full of people singing and dancing, intending to experience the local atmosphere, but it was a wedding. Then used Google Maps to find a flatbread restaurant. The accommodation was a guesthouse recommended by the restaurant waiter. Day 5: Kas - Myra Ancient City - Aspendos Ancient Theater - Side Ancient City - Manavgat. The weather was great. First, circled the island next to Kas Town, then strolled around the town. Parking was inconvenient, took a few photos and left. If you have been to Greece, you can skip Kas. At noon, visited Myra Ancient City, a representative of Lycian civilization. Nearby is St. Nicholas Church with exquisite murals, the home of Santa Claus, worth seeing. In the afternoon, visited Aspendos Ancient Theater (the best-preserved ancient theater with a capacity of 15,000). Sometimes there are performances in the evening. Before dusk, went to Side Ancient City to see the Apollo Temple ruins. The Side scenic area is much larger than expected and crowded. Stayed overnight in Manavgat city. Day 6: Manavgat - Konya - Cappadocia. In the morning, sped along mountain roads, feeling like racing in a game. Arrived in Konya at noon, visited the Mevlana Museum (Rumi’s tomb), then started the wasteland tour of Cappadocia. Arrived in Cappadocia in the evening and went straight to the Goreme Open-Air Museum (Dark Church) to check in. Walked around Goreme town at night, ate local specialty pot beef, and stayed in a cave hotel in Uchisar town. Day 7: Goreme. Drove at 5 am to Love Valley to watch hot air balloons and see the sunrise, then went back to catch up on sleep. After breakfast, started the museum pass tour: Derinkuyu Underground City, Kaymakli Underground City, Ihlara Valley, Selime Monastery (worth seeing). The underground cities are tiring; one is enough. Day 8: Cappadocia - Ankara - Istanbul. Another day of rushing. Arrived in the capital Ankara at noon, visited Ataturk Mausoleum and Anatolian Civilizations Museum. Arrived in Istanbul in the evening, driving a total of 7 to 8 hours. Day 9: Istanbul city walk. Returned the car in the morning, having driven a total of 3,080 km. Visited Galata Tower, and in the afternoon visited the most expensive ticketed Topkapi Palace, ending the museum tour, which was worth the price. In the evening, watched the Whirling Dervishes, shopped, and had a Turkish Ocakbasi barbecue dinner. Day 10: Return trip.

#falladventures 🎭 Aspendos Theatre – Echoes of an Ancient Stage 🏛️✨ Visiting Aspendos Theatre feels like stepping straight into the heart of the Roman world. Built in the 2nd century AD, this remarkably preserved amphitheater still carries the genius of ancient architecture, with its perfect acoustics and grand, sweeping semicircle of stone seats. As you walk up the worn steps, you can almost imagine the crowds gathering for performances, their voices rising under the Anatolian sun. The towering stage wall, still standing strong, showcases detailed carvings and arches that highlight the artistic skill of the era 🎟️. Standing in the center, even a whisper carries through the air, revealing why Aspendos was celebrated as one of the finest theaters of its time. Surrounded by rolling hills and warm breezes, the atmosphere feels both historic and cinematic. Today, visitors come from all over the world to admire its scale, symmetry, and the stories embedded in every stone. 🇹🇷✨

Gloria Golf Club in Belek is undoubtedly one of the best choices in the Mediterranean. It is the largest and oldest golf club in Turkey, hosting leading international competitions every year. 🏌️ What makes Gloria special? Gloria offers a unique 45-hole course designed by renowned French architect Michel Gayon. 1. Championship Courses (3 x 18 holes) New Course (6,232 m): A flagship course known for its challenging water hazards and magnificent views. Ideal for professional tournaments. Old Course (6,181 m): A historic course winding through a pine forest. Known for its challenging layout and ideal conditions for playing in the shade, it is the birthplace of Turkish golf. Verde Course (9 holes): A wonderful course for beginners or those looking for a quick practice round before sunset.

Sensitive Premium Resort & Spa. This is a five-star hotel located in the Belek/Bogazkent area of ​​the Turkish Riviera (Antalya). Concept and Age: This is a fairly modern hotel, opened in 2016, with contemporary architecture. Rooms and Grounds: It is quite large, covering 18,500 m2 and offering approximately 400 rooms. Beach: The hotel has a private beach approximately 400-450 meters away. Access to the beach is via the street, but a shuttle bus is usually provided. The beach is sandy and pebble. Facilities: The hotel operates on an Ultra All-Inclusive basis. It features several swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), an aqua park with water slides, a spa center (sauna, Turkish bath), a fitness center, and entertainment options such as darts and billiards. For families: Child-friendly amenities include children's pools, a mini-club, and high chairs in the restaurant. #hotel #belek #holiday

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#europeonbudget The evening glow at The Land of Legends is absolutely enchanting! As the sun sets, the whole park lights up with colorful fountains, sparkling buildings, and cheerful music. The night parade, with dancers and glowing floats, feels magical; like stepping into a storybook. I loved strolling along the canal, watching reflections of lights on the water. It’s the best time for photos and to enjoy the cool breeze after a hot day. Arrive before sunset to see the park transform from bright day to dazzling night!

#europeonbudget The Land of Legends in Antalya is a magical mix of a theme park, water park, and shopping avenue. It's perfect for families or anyone who loves fun and fantasy. The shows, rides, and water slides are exciting, and the night parade feels straight out of a fairy tale! I loved the musical fountains and light displays. It’s located in Belek, about 30–40 minutes from Antalya city center; you can take a taxi or shuttle bus. I went here by bus. It's totally free to stroll around! Visit on weekdays to avoid long lines, and stay until evening for the full experience!

#Antalya The five-star Voyage Belek hotel offers a dream vacation 💎 I chose a Bungalow room overlooking the stage, where performances were held every evening. The entertainment ended quite early, and the night was peaceful and quiet ✨ The room is spacious (37 sq m) and comfortable. I was especially pleased with the shampoo, shower gel, conditioner, and lotion from L'occitane, as well as capsules from my favorite Nespresso brand 🤎 The TV is located in the mirror, which is quite unusual. The minibar is refilled daily and free of charge 💎 I'd love to come back! #hotel #Turkey

The five-star Voyage Belek Golf & Spa hotel impresses with its luxury, excellent service, and culinary delights. Food is available at any time ✨ 🤍 On our first day, we missed breakfast at the main restaurant (buffet style). Thankfully, Cuisine 24, located on the premises, came to the rescue. There, you can order Turkish and international dishes from the menu, day or night. 🤍 The UAI (Ultra All-Inclusive) concept offers high-quality beverages, both local and imported. Everything is authentic and delicious (and no morning headaches!). 🤍 Local desserts are a form of art in themselves. We tried pastries shaped like fruits and vegetables. 🤍 At breakfast, we had honey in combs (not in jars, as is usually the case...). 🤍 On the beach, there’s a fridge where you can always grab water, lemonade, juices, ayran, ice cream, and fruits. 🤍 My ultimate love – seafood. Mussels, crayfish, shrimp, caviar – all this magnificence was available daily and delighted the taste buds.

📍Antalya is a great destination for everyone. Children friendly lots of amazing views, nightlife, aquarium, beaches to visit. 📍Belek: Lands of legends is absolutely a must to visit. A hidden gem with a theme park inside. A lovely restaurant located inside its beautiful and fun things for everyone to enjoy whether it’s day or night! 📍Konayalti beach: Best described as paradise. Beautiful view of the sea, loads of food places, just a friendly place to be. Everything is amazing there are lots of things to do, too many activities to enjoy. Why not try out Turkey, Antalya. From March to October best season to go. Can’t beat summer vibes there it’s the best 🏄♀️🏖️🎢🍻🌼

#europeonbudget The Land of Legends, in Serik–Antalya a place that feels straight out of a dream! ✨ Entrance to the shopping avenue and outdoor areas is completely free, so you can wander through the grand castle-like buildings, musical fountain shows, and evening lights without a ticket. It’s perfect for strolling, taking photos, or grabbing dessert by the canal where boats glide past like in a fairy tale. If you want the full experience, theme park or water park, tickets are extra, but just exploring outside is already magical. I spent 4 hours here and felt happy! Best time to come : 1 hour before sunset. So you could enjoy the day and night of this place.

Golden skies, turquoise waves, and that Belek glow ✨ Living the dream at Country Orange Hotel — pure coastal bliss 🌊🤍 Morning coffee with a sea view, warm sand underfoot, and that endless horizon reminding me how good life feels when you slow down and soak it all in 🌴☀️ #TravelDiaries #BelekMoments #CountryOrangeHotel #ParadiseFound #OceanEscape #TravelInspo

The Turkish Voyage Belek Golf & Spa is a premium hotel with outstanding service. The stay here is truly luxurious, and I’ll share the highlights that won me over💎 ✨ A warm welcome – sparkling wine with chocolate-covered strawberries. We were provided with a personal consultant and an early check-in. ✨ Ultra all-inclusive concept: food is available 24/7. Moreover, the products and drinks are of high quality. My favorites: seafood, honeycomb, freshly squeezed juices. ✨ The room is spacious and high-tech. A TV in the mirror, Nespresso capsules, and L'Occitane toiletries. ✨ The beach has an area with artificial grass. Convenient when the hot sand doesn’t stick to your feet. ✨ You can order drinks on the beach via a QR code without leaving your sunbed. The grounds are green and well-maintained, with plenty of entertainment for children 🤍

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Land of legends is one of the must see attractions in Turkey, Best to visit at night as the lights are very beautiful.

It was a very nice place to visit. There’s a shopping outdoor mall and indoor🥹. In addition, there is a very big play land in land of legend theme park🥰 I suggest to visit land of legends for everyone who wants to visit Antalia 🥰 #travel #antalia #turkey

Best Place in turkey The Land pf legends ❤️🔥

#mediterranean #stunningview Aspendos Theater, located near Antalya, is one of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the world. Built in the 2nd century AD, it could originally hold around 15,000 spectators and is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and stunning stone construction, which still hosts performances today. I was amazed walking through the theater, imagining the grand performances and events that once took place here. Sitting in the stone seats, the scale and precision of Roman engineering became incredibly tangible. The surrounding landscape, with rolling hills and olive groves, adds to the breathtaking atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for photography and reflection. For anyone exploring Antalya, Aspendos Theater is a must-visit destination, offering a remarkable blend of history, architecture, and cultural heritage. ✨ #Antalya #Aspendos #RomanTheater #History