Regions of Antalya
19 districts across Antalya, 33 tours in total. Pick the region closest to where you are staying and see its tours, sights and travel guides on one page.
Region list
Coast27 toursCoast — Alanya
Antalya's easternmost resort town: a Seljuk castle on a 250-metre rock, kilometres of sand on either side of it, and canyons and cold mountain rivers just inland.
Coast5 toursCoast — Manavgat
The district east of Antalya named after the river running through it. Side, Manavgat Waterfall and the deep-green canyon of the Oymapınar reservoir all sit within its borders.
CoastArea guideCoast — Muratpaşa
The heart of central Antalya: the walled old town of Kaleiçi, Hadrian's Gate, the Fluted Minaret and the Düden waterfall dropping off the cliffs into the sea.
CoastArea guideCoast — Konyaaltı
Antalya's western side: seven kilometres of pebble beach, the Tünektepe cable car and the 2,000-metre Bey Mountains as a backdrop.
CoastArea guideCoast — Kemer
A resort district 40 km west of Antalya at the foot of the Taurus: the ancient harbours of Phaselis, the eternal flames of Yanartaş and a cable car up Mount Tahtalı.
CoastArea guideCoast — Serik
A district east of Antalya that holds both the best-preserved Roman theatre in the world and Turkey's golf capital, Belek.
CoastArea guideCoast — Kaş
Antalya's westernmost district: the turquoise water of Kaputaş, the sunken city of Kekova and the 18-kilometre beach at Patara all lie within it.
CoastArea guideCoast — Aksu
The district that contains Antalya Airport, the ancient city of Perge and Kurşunlu Waterfall — where most visitors to Antalya first set foot without realising it.
InlandArea guideInland — Kepez
Antalya's most populous inland district: the Upper Düden Waterfall and the city forests are here, with the coast 10 km to the south.
CoastArea guideCoast — Kumluca
Between Kemer and Finike, one of Turkey's greenhouse-farming centres — and on its coast, the bay of Adrasan that Lycian Way walkers know well.
CoastArea guideCoast — Finike
A quiet harbour district on the Lycian coast: known across Turkey for its oranges, a wintering stop for cruising yachts, and home to Arykanda — one of the region's most beautifully sited ruins.
CoastArea guideCoast — Demre
On the Lycian coast: the church of St Nicholas — the historical Santa Claus — the house-shaped rock tombs of Myra, and Üçağız, where the Kekova boats leave from.
Coast1 toursCoast — Gazipaşa
A calm coastal district 40 km east of Alanya with its own airport: uncrowded coves, banana greenhouses and the ancient city of Selinus above the sea.
InlandArea guideInland — Döşemealtı
A foothill district north of Antalya: the mountain city of Termessos in the clouds, Karain Cave — one of Anatolia's oldest settlements — and the carpet pattern that carries the district's name.
InlandArea guideInland — Korkuteli
A district on a plateau above 1,000 metres northwest of Antalya: ten degrees cooler than the coast in summer, known for its apples and as the gateway to the lake country.
InlandArea guideInland — Elmalı
A district on a 1,100-metre plain inside the Taurus: cedar forests, Ottoman mansions and Kızlarsivrisi, the 3,070-metre roof of Antalya.
InlandArea guideInland — Akseki
A mountain district northeast of Antalya known for its 'buttoned' houses, where stone and timber interlock without a single nail, surrounded by juniper and cedar forest.
InlandArea guideInland — İbradı
One of Antalya's smallest districts: the preserved village of Ormana with its interlocking timber houses, and Altınbeşik Cave with its underground lakes.
InlandArea guideInland — Gündoğmuş
A small mountain district on the Taurus slopes north of Alanya, known for its highland pastures and walnut groves — a cool escape an hour up from the coast.
How to choose a region in Antalya
Antalya is a large province: its coastline runs from Kaş in the west to Gazipaşa in the east. Which tour suits you often comes down to where your hotel is — the drive between two districts can take a good part of the day.
Coastal districts are where boat trips, beach days and water sports start. Inland districts sit on the Taurus side, with ancient cities, highland plateaus, waterfalls and canyon routes. Use the filter above to separate the two, or to list only the regions that currently have tours.
Frequently asked questions
How many regions are listed here?+
19 districts of Antalya are listed. 3 of them currently have tours on sale; the rest are published as region guides.
What does the coastal / inland split mean?+
Coastal districts have a Mediterranean shoreline, and that is where boat trips and beach days depart from. Inland districts lie towards the Taurus mountains and are known for ancient cities, plateaus and canyon routes.
How do I see the tours of a region?+
Open the region card. Its district page lists the tours departing from there, the sights worth seeing and any travel guides written about it.
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