Holidays in Antalya offer plenty of opportunities for fun, relaxation and exploration. 

If you are interested in the history of this fascinating region, you’ll find all the best discoveries from excavation sites across the Turkish coast at the Antalya Museum.

Phaselis is the residence of Alexander the Great back in 334 BC. There are remains of a theatre, a colonnaded street and a few temples.

The remains of the Ancient Greek what was once one of the most prosperous cities of the ancient world can be seen at Perge.

Antalya Aquarium is one of the biggest aquarium complexes of the world, home to 40 thematic aquariums, including the world's largest tunnel tank. 

Get your hiking boots on and discover the famous Lycian Trail. You’ll pass plenty of ancient Lycian relics along this 29-day coastal walk (or at least, on part of it).

Lara Beach has watersports, beach clubs, restaurants, cafes and nightclubs - this one has everything bar tranquillity!

Phaselis Beach boasts three natural harbours set alongside the ruins of an old sea-port city dating back to the 7th Century BC.

Adrasan Beach is home to unspoilt nature, crystal-clear water and dramatic landscapes, all of which makes this beach well worth the less than glamorous hobble over the pebbles.

According to legend, Mark Antony gifted Cleopatra beach to Cleopatra, and she had sand specially brought from Egypt. Believe it or not, but this is a beautiful beach.

Korsan Bay is surrounded by two large rock formations on either side and feels incredibly and wonderfully isolated - a pleasing antidote to busier beaches.