Belek Holidays

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Belek holidays 2021

Holidays to Belek combine Turkish Mediterranean beaches with a dash of golf and a slice of luxury. Add to that historic attractions and fun activities for an adventure that suits every mood.

Turkey’s Turquoise Coast is a dream for beach lovers and Belek holidays are among the most luxurious. This is a seaside resort of manicured golf courses, leafy boulevards and upmarket hotels. Easy day trips take you to ancient archaeological sites and national parks put you in the heart of nature. If you’re a foodie, look forward to scrumptious seafood on sparkling ocean backdrops.

Outdoor adventures in Belek

Golden stretches of sand are the stepping off points for jet skiing, wakeboarding and parasailing on holidays in Belek. Tee off at championship golf courses and scream your way down thrilling water slides. Pack your boots for pine-filled canyons and get your heart pumping with white-water rafting. With so many outdoor adventures to try, you’ll be happy to know that Belek enjoys around 300 days of sunshine each year.

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Belek beach is a hit for both families and couples

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Must-visit historical sites

Roman amphitheatres and archaeological sites

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Troy Aqua Water Park is great for the little ones

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Top 5 things to do in Belek

From luxury hotels to fun in the sun for kids and adrenaline activities, there’s always something exciting to do on Belek holidays.

Tee off in the footsteps of Tiger Woods and Justin Rose at Montgomerie Maxx Royal Golf Course. You’ll play surrounded by pine forests, sand dunes, lakes and seafront views.
Aspendos Theatre is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman theatres in the world and still hosts an annual opera and ballet festival. Along with the famous theatre, explore the remains of the agora, aqueduct and basilica.
There’s not much you can’t do at the Land of Legends, a theme park, water park, hotel and shopping centre rolled into one. Speed down the Tower Falls slide and soar high on the Hyper Coaster.
Step from your Belek hotel to swim in the calm, turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Golden sands stretch across the resort with all the facilities you need for fun in the sun.
Take easy day trips to Antalya, just a 40-minute drive from Belek. It’s one of Turkey’s most popular holiday destinations, with an old town, bazaars, beaches and famous historic landmarks to explore.

History & culture in Belek

Experience the best of all worlds on sun-filled Belek beach holidays while venturing to some of Turkey’s top ancient sites.

The Ancient City of Perge dates back to 1300 BC. Discover the arches of the Roman Gate, baths and the impressive theatre. Get your camera ready for panoramic views over the ruins from the acropolis hill.
Antalya’s historic centre, Kaleici, is filled with narrow cobbled streets and iconic landmarks. Visit Hadrian’s Gate, Hidirlik Tower, Yivli Minaret and Kesik Minaret.
The Temple of Apollo is the symbol of Side and surrounded by romantic legends. It’s believed that Antony and Cleopatra met at the site, which dates back to the second century AD.
One of the country’s best-preserved ancient cities, Termessos is located 1,050 metres above sea level. Wear your comfy walking shoes to discover the massive site with temples, baths, a theatre and water cisterns.
Antalya Archaeological Museum showcases fascinating artefacts from the Stone and Bronze Ages. Among the highlights, you’ll see Lycian coins and statues of the Olympian gods.

Beaches

Beaches in Belek

Laze the day away, dive into water sports and stroll beneath shady palm trees on beach holidays to Belek.

Belek Public Beach is a long, Blue Flag stretch of soft, golden sand. Sunbeds and umbrellas join a wide variety of water sports to keep everyone happy.
The neighbouring beach resort of Kadriye shares the coast with Belek. For a full day of fun, head to Kadriye Beach Park to enjoy restaurants, a playground and plenty of spots for pure relaxation.
Rolling dunes frame Bogazkent Beach, along with all-inclusive hotels and beach bars. As with much of the Turquoise Coast, protected areas house breeding sea turtles. When the wind’s up, this is a great spot for sailing and windsurfing.
Try parasailing for a bird’s eye view of Kumkoy or simply people-watch from the sandy beach. The resort’s restaurants and shops are just steps from the ocean.
Gundogdu Beach features a central area for beach bars and water sports. However, walk towards the dunes and you’ll find plenty of space to yourself.

Turquoise Coast beaches

Belek holidays offer an ideal base for exploring the best of Turkey’s Turquoise Coast beaches.

Konyaalti Beach rests on the lush backdrop of the Beydaglari Mountains. Find your own patch of sand or hire sunbeds and umbrellas near the promenade.
Combine a visit to Phaselis Ancient City with swims across three sheltered bays framed by shady pine trees. Remains of a Roman aqueduct and a theatre hide in the trees just behind the beach.
When you’re looking for action with your beach-hopping, spend a day at Lara Beach. Entertainment starts with volleyball and water sports. As the sun sets, restaurants, beach bars and nightclubs await.
Kleopatra Beach is one of Alanya’s most famous. Legend suggests that the Egyptian queen loved the crystalline waters and golden sands.
Basketball courts and a children’s playground make Damlatas Beach a family favourite. A short walk takes you to the unique stalactites and stalagmites of Damlatas Caves.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Belek

From gourmet international cuisine to delicious Turkish favourites, you won’t go hungry on Belek holidays.

Can’t decide what you feel like? Cafe Istanbul Belek has you covered. The popular restaurant offers cuisine from across the globe, including Turkish, Russian, Asian and Greek. Outdoor terraces let you soak up the sun while dining.
Fulfil your seafood cravings at Belek Deniz Restaurant. It’s a favourite with both locals and tourists for fresh, seasonal produce, garlic prawns and king crab.
For a taste of home complete with darts and sports on the big screen, head to Gardener’s Bar. The restaurant specialises in all-day English fry-ups.
Dine with views of an aquarium at the plush NEMO Restaurant and Lounge. Choose your favourite spot within the bar, lounge or restaurant. Then, sample innovative Eurasian dishes accompanied by live DJ beats.
Pop over to Kadriye to explore a varied dining scene. Simply Caddie Beach Restaurant features ocean views, garden hammocks and a rooftop bar.

Traditional dishes to try in Belek

Antalya’s regional cuisine blends with Turkish classics on foodie holidays to Belek.

Piyaz is a typical Turkish side salad made with dried beans, onions and herbs. However, in Antalya, piyaz is served as a main dish with a rich sauce of tahini, lemon juice and vinegar.
Head to a pastry shop for breakfast or a snack and enjoy serpme borek. The tasty bites feature cheese, minced meat or potato encased in delicious, doughy crusts.
No matter how you eat kofte, or meatballs, they’ll tantalise your taste buds. Made with exotic spices, they’re regularly served on skewers and mezze platters with yoghurt.
It’s always a good time for ice cream and Antalya’s favourite has a special twist. Traditional burnt ice cream is made with goat’s milk and slightly burned during boiling.
Start your days with the national beverage, tea, or a strong Turkish coffee. Chilled Ayran is made from yoghurt and perfect on a hot day. On a night out, aniseed-flavoured raki is the go-to drink of the locals.

Holiday types

Belek family holidays

Many of Belek’s luxury resorts are custom-made for family holidays, with water parks and children’s clubs. Plus, there’s plenty to do for all ages in the Antalya province.

A popular day trip destination from Belek, Koprulu Canyon is a natural wonderland full of adventure activities. Paddle through the wilderness on a kayak tour, take a guided hike or try white water rafting.
Visit Antalya Aquarium to see the world’s biggest tunnel aquarium. Around 40 themed sections in the aquarium join Snow World and the Ice Museum for a fantastic day out.
Dolphin Aqualand is one of the country’s largest water parks and it’s just a short drive from Belek. Watch exciting dolphin shows and zoom down slides called Kamikaze and Twister.
From roller coasters to bumper cars and Ferris wheels, you’ll find all your favourite amusement rides at Aktur Park. For shopping and cinemas, the huge Antalya Migros Shopping Centre is across the road.
Take a trip down memory lane at the Antalya Toy Museum. You’ll see thousands of antique toys, some of which date back to the 1800s.

Belek couples and luxury holidays

Luxury resorts, pristine beaches and exciting activities ensure Belek’s reputation as a honeymoon haven.

Belek is home to some of the world’s top spa hotels. Asklepion Spa & Thalasso at Gloria Verde Resort features a Turkish bath and a range of lavish treatments.
Charter a private yacht to discover secluded beaches and bays along the coast of Antalya. Most tours include snorkelling equipment and lunch or dinner with drinks.
Take a romantic stroll along rivers and lush pine forests to the magical Kursunlu cascades. Continue chasing waterfalls at Upper Duden and Lower Duden.
If you’re a sports-loving couple, spend some time at Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek. You’ll enjoy tennis courts, an Olympic pool, a fitness centre and a golf course with mountain and ocean views.
Check the schedule at the magnificent Gloria Aspendos Arena for a range of concerts. The famous Fire of Anatolia dance group regularly performs at the venue.

Belek weather

Jan

13°C

Avg. Dry Days 15

Feb

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 15

Mar

17°C

Avg. Dry Days 20

Apr

20°C

Avg. Dry Days 19

Nov

20°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Dec

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 17

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