Villas in Antalya

Considered one of the largest cities in Turkey, Antalya is probably one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in the country. This city with white sandy beaches and interesting historical sites offers you a sensational stay in stunning villas perfectly situated to enjoy the waves and explore the best tourist attractions. You will be kept busy with shopping malls, beach clubs, idyllic beaches, and magnificent ruins. Antalya is a very diverse place with hundreds of things to do beyond lying on the beach.

For your stay in Antalya, we provide you with wonderful villas featuring swimming pools, saunas, barbecues, large manicured gardens and much more! You can enjoy a refreshing afternoon by the pool, have a delicious barbecue and appreciate the Mediterranean scenery from the garden. Antalya's villas come with a tranquil atmosphere, pleasant rooms, well-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and everything you need to feel comfortable.

If you like to feel the adrenaline rush, Antalya has a variety of adventures that are sure to please. Northeast of Antalya, at Köprülü Kanyon, you can experience Turkey's largest rafting centre. With white water and rapids of all sizes, you'll have a refreshing experience as you paddle through the icy water under the scorching sun. If you want to get away from the water, paragliding will give you a unique panorama combined with thrills. On the other hand, for an adventure on land, you can take a quad bike safari through the desert terrain of the Taurus Mountains. These small vehicles will take you through dirt tracks, dunes, and pine forests at full speed.

For lovers of indoor activities, the Antalya Aquarium, the second-largest aquarium in Europe, is definitely the best option to visit. The aquarium has a total of 64 tanks and 40 themed aquariums housing thousands of impressive sea creatures. You can pass through the world's largest tunnel aquarium and watch sharks swim above you; find the Snow World Ice Museum where you can enjoy a -5 degree environment; and discover the Wild park with insects, snakes and other reptiles. Alternatively, the Antalya Archaeological Museum offers you dazzling exhibits with finds from the Turkish coast and displays from prehistoric to Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman times. You can see statues of mythological figures, sarcogaphs, jewellery and more.

Surrounded by a cool pine forest in the northeast of Antalya, the beautiful Kurşunlu waterfall is one of the most magical natural attractions you'll ever see. Enjoy the 18-metre-high waterfall, discover the animals such as freshwater turtles and fish that live in the pool formed by the waterfall, and walk through the rose- and mulberry-scented environment of the natural park. Near the waterfalls, you will find a picnic area with seating and grills for you to relax and have a snack.

Considered one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Antalya, taking a cable car ride up to the Tünektepe hilltop terrace is one of the things you can't miss out on. Soar over a thousand metres up, appreciate the views of Antalya from the cabin, breathe in the fresh pine-scented air and enjoy a meal above the clouds in the restaurants and cafés at the top. You'll have a spectacular view where the Bey Mountains meet the Mediterranean Sea, giving you amazing photos to show off when you return home.

Located northwest of Antalya in the Mount Güllük-Termessos National Park, the ruined city of Termessos is one of Turkey's best-preserved ancient cities and a must-see attraction. Discover this impressive archaeological site, walk among the ancient ruins and take in the views of the surrounding countryside and the peaks of the Taurus Mountains from the theatre. The well-preserved remains of Termessos date from around the 4th century BC and include temples, a theatre, cemeteries, and even a central square.

Another archaeological site not to be missed is the ruins of Aspendos. This site is home to one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world. Take a trip back in time by visiting this ancient city and touring the 15,000-seat Roman theatre. During the summer months, this astonishingly well-preserved vestige of Roman architecture is used as a stage for the International Opera and Ballet Festival. Although the city's glory days are long gone, it remains one of Turkey's top tourist attractions.

Sandland Antalya, on Lara Beach, offers you a unique open-air museum in the city. With sand sculptures created by artists from all over the world, touring this sand museum is something that will leave you in awe. Visit the attraction, especially at night to see the wonderful lighting and see the level of detail of the sculptures ranging from mythology to the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx and many, many more! This international sand sculpture festival in Antalya changes its theme every year, so you can see different sculptures on display.

The Lower Düden waterfall is a spectacle of nature worth admiring on your trip! Just off the coast of Antalya, this waterfall plunges 40 metres from a cliff into the sea, and can be seen up close by taking a boat trip from the vicinity of the waterfall. Take a boat trip and capture this powerful natural water source from a unique perspective. Occasionally, the refraction of the sun's rays causes a rainbow to form, making it an even more magical and unmissable experience.

With the Taurus Mountains as a backdrop, Konyaaltı Beach is one of the best places in Antalya to relax. Offering coarse sand and pebbles, this public beach is one of the most popular in the city. Enjoy the epic mountains as you soak up the sun and take a dip in the beautiful turquoise waters. On the other hand, just south of the city centre, you can find Lara beach and enjoy completely fine sand. While at Cleopatra Beach, one of the most famous beaches near Antalya, you'll be amazed by the water so clear you can see the sandy bottom.