DID YOU KNOW That Antalya is also known as “the paradise on earth”, “the pearl of the Mediterranean”, and “the Turkish Riviera”? That the most magnificent and best- preserved ancient theatre Asia and Africa is the Aspendos Theatre in Antalya? That, in addition to numerous archaeological cities …
The township of Finike is developing as a tourism centre beneath the shade of the orange orchards. When the orange trees are in flower your first impression is the swift breeze carrying the strong, light scent of the fields. The areas not covered with orange trees are filled with vegetable …
Kas, even when you look at it from a distance, has an irresistible attraction. With its whitewashed houses, Kas stretches over large and small coves of the Mediterranean blue and the Cukurbag Peninsula, and is almost within a stoned throw of Meis Island. The town of Kas was built on …
KALKAN Kalkan lies on the border of the provinces of Antalya and Mugla. The town, once a typical Mediterranean fishing village with its narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and colourful flowers in pots on window sills, has been discovered by tourism. Despite construction of new hotels and restaurants, Kalkan has managed …
İNCEKUM / ALARAHAN Twenty-two kilometres along the Alanya-Antalya road is the town of Avsallar. The area from Avsallar to the Alara Stream has a beach of golden sand with pine and cedar trees coming down to the shores. The Incekum and Alara hoteliers try to stress these characteristics of the …
Turkey’s leading tourism centre, Antalya, is now a metropolitan city. Tourism plays a dominant role in the city’s economy and that of the surrounding province, which bears the same name. Antalya is also one of the provinces of Turkey that has experienced a large flow of internal migration. The wealth …