Discover the best attractions and experiences Turkish Riviera has to offer
From Roman theaters to Lycian ruins, the Turquoise Coast is a treasure trove of ancient monuments. They offer fascinating glimpses into civilizations that once lined the Mediterranean.
A remarkably preserved Roman theater near Serik, renowned for its acoustics and dramatic history.
Ruined city with well-preserved gates, stadium, and baths set in a scenic valley.
Ruins of Side featuring the Temple of Apollo and a seaside theatre, testament to the port's Roman past.
Museums here tell the region's layered story, from archaeology to local heritage.
A comprehensive collection highlighting Lycians, Greeks, and Romans from the region.
A compact museum in the ancient port town detailing Side's excavations and artifacts.
Artifacts from the ancient port city of Phaselis displayed near the ruins.
Religious landmarks dot the coast, from Seljuk mosques to ancient churches.
Iconic Seljuk-era minaret and mosque forming the symbol of Antalya.
Historic church associated with Saint Nicholas, located near the ancient site of Myra.
National parks protect dramatic gorges and mountain scenery, while theme parks add family-friendly thrills.
Rugged gorge offering white-water rafting, canyon trails, and scenic river scenery.
Beaches, forested slopes, and ancient ruins set against a dramatic coastline.
A modern theme park with rides, an aquarium, and live shows near Belek.
Explore historic quarters and lively harbor districts that show the local rhythm.
Narrow lanes, harbor views, and historic houses in Antalya's atmospheric old quarter.
Marina-front streets, markets, and lively bars in the heart of Bodrum.
Historic bazaar lanes and cafes in Fethiye's traditional old town.
Many natural and historic sights are free to enjoy, offering great value along the coast.
Walk along the long pebbly beach, enjoy views, and feel the sea breeze.
Self-guided wander through winding streets, harbor viewpoints, and historic nooks.
Enjoy scenic viewpoints and the cascading falls from park areas.
Seafood and Mediterranean flavors define the coastal menu, with mezze, grilled fish, and pide tempting visitors at every stop.
A varied spread of small dishes—delicious, light, and perfect for sharing.
Freshly caught sea bass grilled to perfection with lemon and olive oil.
Turkish flatbread topped with cheese, meat, or vegetables, best enjoyed warm.
Beach towns wake after dark with sunset bars, lively clubs, and waterfront venues.
Historic quarter comes alive with riverside bars and sunset vibes.
Lively stretch along the marina where music and cocktails flow.
Harbor-side venues offering open-air entertainment after dark.
Open-air performances, folk shows, and ancient-theater specials capture the region's cultural pulse.
An unforgettable open-air performance in a grand Roman theater setting.
Dinner shows featuring folk dances and traditional music.
Adventurous visitors can try water and air sports with stunning sea-backdrops.
Soar from the hilltop above the Blue Lagoon for sweeping sea views.
White-water rafting through dramatic canyon walls and rapids.
Underwater caves and vibrant marine life along Kaş’s clear depths.
Venture beyond the well-trodden routes to discover hidden beaches, flame gazing, and canyon gorges.
Glowing flames along a rocky hillside, a surreal and ancient natural phenomenon.
A deep, cool canyon perfect for a shaded hike and river crossings.
Extensive dune-backed beach with adjacent ancient ruins for a serene day.