While Istanbul is perhaps the immediate stopover for first-time visitors to Turkey, those in the know are discovering the joys of flying and taking a transfer from Antalya to Alanya.

This part of Turkey is not only rich in terms of history and cultural heritage, but you will find different wonders such as ancient cities, great museums, pristine beaches, coves and highlands, as well as pleasures such as sunbathing from sunrise to sunset. and dine under the stars.

About Antalya

The fourth most visited city in the world, and quickly known as the capital of Turkish tourism, more than 10 million foreign visitors come for an unforgettable Turkish vacation, flying and taking the easy transfer from Antalya to Alanya and visiting other famous tourist spots. centers like Belek, Kemer, Side-Manavgat, Lara-Kunda and Kas. It’s definitely a great place to start, then see where all those endless possibilities take you.

Imagine lounging on pristine beaches with quiet coves and crystal clear turquoise waters, while the gentle Mediterranean breeze blows through the mountains behind; and in between, discovering long-lost cities and remnants of bygone ages. For those who crave thrills, there are also various sports to enjoy, plus of course hedonistic delights like Turkish baths and massages.

Alanya

Going from Antalya airport to Alanya is only a two-hour drive. While Gazipasa Airport is closer, it is more attractive and convenient for many visitors to land in Antalya and take a shuttle onward.

A beautiful resort known for its picturesque beaches, the city’s growing popularity has given rise to a number of modern hotels, as well as many seafood restaurants, lively cafes, clubs and bars, where locals and visitors alike gather. tourists. There are also many small shops around the harbor offering handicrafts, leather clothing, jewelry, bags, and the fun painted pumpkins that are unique to the area.

What else to visit in the area apart from the beaches? There is the Sapadere Canyon, one of the most popular natural attractions, as well as the Damlatas Cave, near Kleoptra Beach. Boat trips in the area will also take you to some wonderful caves, including Dim Cayi, weather permitting, though you shouldn’t wait for the boat to enter the cave.

For history and culture, the Citadel (Kale) is one of the most popular attractions, occupying a peninsula and surrounded by the sea on three sides. The Red Tower (or Kizil Kule) is another popular historical attraction, as is the nearby shipyard which dates back to 1228. With so many amazing sights and experiences in store for you, that quick commute from Antalya to Alanya is well worth it.