Featured tours
Let your muscles unwind after a day in the sun: a scrub on the heated marble stone, mountains of foam and an oil massage. Ten to fifteen minutes from Belek hotels, open every hour of the day.
Fourteen kilometres of icy, clear water inside Köprülü Canyon, experienced boat captains and a paddle in your hands — nine hours out on the river, open to anyone from age four upwards.
Cast off early from Kemer Marina for a full day of music, dancing and a downpour of foam. Three chances to dive into coves where visibility reaches 20 metres, with lunch included; drinks are not covered.
The Antalya waterfall view sits at the heart of this seven-hour route: music on deck, foam machines and two long swim breaks. Lunch and soft drinks are included in a busy, cheerful day out.
Two dives from yachts leaving Antalya Harbor: the first shallow to find your feet, the second around Turtle Island. You can go down with a guide even without a certificate.
A calm six-hour cruise that starts on the Aksu River and sails as far as the spot where the Düden Waterfall tips off the cliffs into the sea. Two swim stops and a Turkish lunch on board come with it.
Leaving from Adrasan Beach, the boat heads for Suluada, the island whose white sand and turquoise shallows earned it the Maldives nickname. A full hour of swimming in the main bay, then two more coves and lunch on deck.
Two waterfalls, an old town and a boat: after Kurşunlu and Düden you walk through Kaleiçi, then watch Lower Düden from the sea. Lunch and tickets included, 10 hours.
You take the handlebars: two hours of dust, pine shade and tight bends on a 300cc Yamaha quad. The trail is reserved for the tour alone, so nothing comes the other way. Oymapınar is 50 minutes from Belek.
Thirty kilometres of dirt trail wait in Manavgat's Yeşil Canyon. You spend two hours crossing the forest in a 300cc Yamaha buggy on a path kept for the tour, with nothing coming the other way.
A hundred and forty kilometres in the back of a Land Rover: riverbeds, mountain villages and the bay of Antalya seen from 900 metres. The day rounds off with a swim under Uçansu Waterfall and a fish lunch.
Four separate activities in one day: an hour of buggy driving, rafting through icy water, a 400-metre zipline across the canyon and a guided walk among the rock formations. The seven-hour programme unfolds in Köprülü Canyon.
Open-top minibuses climb the Taurus roads to the ancient stones of Selge, the Adam Rocks and the cliff-edge view over Tazı — the canyon locals call the Eagle — all in a single day.
River, waterfall and market in a single day: a cruise on the Manavgat Delta, a 45-minute swim break, a visit to Manavgat Waterfall and two free hours of shopping at the bazaar. Guide and waterfall entrance included.
Five hours of cruising on the emerald lake held back by Manavgat's 175-metre Oymapınar Dam. Swim breaks between the canyon walls, an open-buffet lunch and a professional guide fill a full nine-hour day.
Two canyons in a single day: 1.5 hours of quad safari, a zipline flight, a canyon walk and 1.5 hours of rafting. Köprülü Canyon and Tazı Canyon come together in the same programme.
A hit with the youngest travellers: dolphins and sea lions take the stage for a full hour in a pool ringed by tiered seating. Twenty minutes from Belek hotels, afternoon sessions, daily.
An hour and a half in the saddle that begins in pine forest, crosses the sand dunes and drops down to the shore at Lara. A photographer rides along as well, with the shots sold separately; the whole programme runs three hours.
Walk beneath a 131-metre tunnel, work your way through 40 thematic tanks and see the Face2Face wax museum at no extra charge. Two hours are entirely yours at the complex beside Konyaaltı.
Four hours with a rod in your hands off the Belek coast: the captain picks the marks, tackle and bait come out of the boat, and lunch happens on deck between two swims.
One route that fits Antalya's ancient heritage into a single day: the ruins of Perge and Aspendos, then, in Side, the amphitheater, the Temple of Apollo and the open-air museum. Guided, lunch included, 9.5 hours.
Take off with a pilot from Yassı Hill, 800 metres above the sea, glide for 20 to 30 minutes while the castle and the bays slide past below you, and land straight onto the sand.
Jump from 10,000 feet with the Manavgat and Side shoreline under your feet: 35 to 45 seconds of free fall, then a calm canopy glide over the Mediterranean, with your instructor attached the whole way.
A long day stretching along the Lycian coast: St. Nicholas Church in Demre, the tombs carved into Myra's cliffs and a boat route passing over the sunken city at Kekova. Lunch and entries covered, 13 hours.
A 1,100-horsepower jet boat pushing up to 100 km/h along the river, then two swim breaks at Aquarium Bay near the Düden Waterfall. A short, intense programme of 3.5 hours in total.
Set off at 09:30 and have Antalya's biggest theme and water park to yourselves until 18:00: one ticket opens the Hyper Coaster, the dolphin show, every slide and the rest of the rides.
Walk the white limestone terraces, explore ancient Hierapolis, then drop down to the pale shore of Lake Salda, known as Turkey's Maldives. A full day with an early start, lunch and dinner.
For larger families and groups of friends: a 15-seat air-conditioned minibus with an experienced driver, reserved for you alone for 8 hours. You set the plan; the driver waits, and fuel and parking are on us.
Eight hours on a boat booked for your group alone, leaving from Belek Marina. You pay for the charter, not per head: one rate up to six aboard, a higher one up to ten.
A 04:30 start, a boat chartered for three guests at most, and live bait working the deep water off Antalya. Nine and a half hours built around serious jigging.
An hour in the air from Antalya to the fairy chimneys: guided discovery in Göreme and Ürgüp, sunset in the Ihlara Valley, one night in a 4-star hotel. The price covers a package for two.
Board a plane in Antalya to see the oldest known settlement on earth and fly home the same day: Göbeklitepe, Balıklıgöl and the bazaar of Şanlıurfa. Priced per person, passport required.
Belek harbour is ten minutes away, and from there the boat is yours for five or six hours: beaches, the river mouth, a rod for anyone who wants one, and lunch ordered à la carte.
