Konyaaltı Beach
Kilometres of pebble beach, a palm-lined promenade and views of the Beydağları mountains — 300 metres from the hotel.
Our Area
Konyaaltı
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Our Area
History of the area
Konyaaltı is a district on the western edge of Antalya, famous for the beach of the same name. It consists of 10 villages and 29 neighbourhoods and borders Kepez via Çakırlar Road and Muratpaşa via Dumlupınar Boulevard.
Until the late 20th century, the area now called Konyaaltı was known as “Koyaltı” (“below the bay”), because Antalya sits on top of the cliffs; over time the name became Konyaaltı in everyday speech.
According to the map of Anatolian civilisations, Konyaaltı lies within the borders of ancient Lycia, which bordered Pamphylia. The Lycian city in the Konyaaltı area was called Olbia.
Antalya’s port is in Konyaaltı. The area includes part of the Beydağları mountains, streams such as the Boğaçayı and Çandır, bays and many picnic spots.
Distances
- Konyaaltı Beach300 m
- Antalya Airport~20 km
- Kaleiçi old townA short drive
- Antalya PortIn Konyaaltı
Historic sites nearby
- Kaleiçi old town
- Aspendos Ancient Theatre
- Termessos Ancient City
- Perge Ancient City
- Myra Ancient City (Demre)
- Church of St Nicholas (Demre)
Antalya
Surroundings & Experiences
There is so much to discover around the hotel.
Mediterranean Sunset
End the day on the beach watching the sun set behind the Taurus Mountains.
Streets of Kaleiçi
Historic Ottoman houses, narrow lanes draped in bougainvillea, cafés and the old harbour.
Tastes of Antalya
From a traditional Turkish breakfast spread to olive-oil dishes — the freshest flavours of Mediterranean cuisine.
Taurus Mountain Nature
Hiking trails through pine forests and peaks overlooking the sea, very close to the city.
Düden Waterfall
Turkey’s only waterfall that plunges from a height straight into the sea — a natural wonder worth seeing.
Bays & Boat Trips
Swimming stops in the turquoise bays around Kekova.
