The Alanya district in the Antalya province, besides the resort itself, encompasses the surrounding towns of Incekum, Konakli, Avsallar, and Mahmutlar. Each year, the local beaches warmly welcome thousands of tourists who crave the warm sun, the Mediterranean Sea, and the soft sand of the well-maintained coastline. For travellers who prefer an active vacation, there are schools that offer diving, rafting, mountaineering, and yachting. Children are also bound to enjoy the local cable car, dolphin park, and amusement park.
History and nature lovers will also find themselves engrossed. The city has been around since Roman times and has served as a part of the Byzantine Principality, the Armenian Cilicia, and the Ottoman Empire throughout its history. The rich past has left its mark on the resort's appearance. Thus, the Alanya Fortress, and the Red Tower, as well as the local archaeological and other museums are must-see attractions. Moreover, the mysterious world of caves lures travellers to explore the stalactites of the Damlataş Canyon dating back to the 10th century.
Alanya
A fairytale on the sandy shore
The authentic and cozy Alanya is one of the most popular resorts in Turkey. Typically, people come here to relax on one of the Blue Flag beaches. During the day one can also try diving in the Mediterranean Sea, snorkeling or yachting, as well as visit the Dolphinarium or discover the natural attractions of Alanya. By dawn, travelers will be pleased to be greeted by one of the nightclubs or restaurants.
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