Turkey
Turkish Riviera offers sea, sand, sun and much more
The Turkish Riviera – where Türkiye meets the Mediterranean – attracts millions of visitors each year with its exceptional fusion of nature, history, and culture
Antalya and its thrilling attractions
Located in the centre of the Turkish Riviera, Antalya is well known for its over 200 Blue Flag-registered beaches and legendary historical landmarks. Within the boundaries of the province lies a sporting paradise, with some of the world’s most breathtaking hiking trails, including the Lycian Way, Pisidia Heritage Trail, and St. Paul’s Way.
All along the coastline, travellers seeking fun activities can find incredible options. The seaside town of Kaş is regularly listed as one of the top 10 diving locations in the world, while Belek attracts recognition for its world-class golf courses.
One step will take you to the Lake District and the rose and lavender gardens.
Antalya and surrounding provinces are also home to Türkiye’s Lake District, with its many natural wonders in the Mediterranean Basin. The District has 16 lakes, including Akşehir, Burdur, and Salda, and was named one of the “The 50 Best Places to Travel in 2023” by Travel + Leisure. With tectonic lakes and historic Roman sites, the travel magazine rated the region as a top choice as a destination for cultural richness.
Travelling through the Lake District, visitors can discover Türkiye’s primary rose and lavender growing region of Isparta. With a centuries-old history of flower cultivation, Isparta offers experiencing the natural beauty of the Mediterranean like no other place can. Admire the stunning picture-perfect setting of lavender in purple blossom as you explore these hidden gems on the other side of the Taurus Mountains.
