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Antalya

Antalya dazzles along the Turkish Riviera with its turquoise Mediterranean waters, dramatic coastal cliffs, and pristine beaches. Home to the historic Kaleiçi old town, ancient Roman ruins, and majestic waterfalls, this sun-drenched coastal haven seamlessly combines rich archaeological heritage with luxury seaside resorts, making it one of the top attractions for sun-seekers and history enthusiasts alike.

Official city site
May–Oct
Peak season
Dec–Feb
Off season
3–5 days
Recommended trip duration

Weather Forecast

Best time to visit

Visit Antalya from September to October, when warm, comfortable weather and fewer crowds make it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities

Sep–Oct
Travel advisory

Summer temperatures can exceed 40°C, especially in July and August. Stay hydrated, use strong sunscreen, and avoid prolonged exposure to the midday heat

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Quick Facts

Area
1,417 km²
Language
Turkish
Currency
TRY
Timezone
UTC+03:00
Country code
+90
Population
1M+
Nearest airport
AYT — Antalya International Airport
Region
Western Asia
Driving side
Keep right
Voltage
220V
ISO codes
TR - TUR
Plug types
Type C, F
Type C plug
C
Type F plug
F
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Antalya Through Eyes

See Antalya through quick reels from local experts, creators, and travelers. Slide through temples, islands, food streets, skylines, mountains, and hidden corners.

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Emergency help in Antalya

Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Antalya.

  • Police: 153 — Crime, threat, public safety issue
  • Ambulance: 112 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
  • Tourist Police: +90 212 527 4503 — Tourist police, Istanbul
  • Municipal Police: 153 — Municipal police (Zabıta)
  • Poison Control: 114 — Poison information centre
  • Hello — Merhaba (mer-HAH-ba)
  • Thank You — Teşekkür ederim (teh-sheh-kyur eh-deh-reem)
  • Good Bye — Güle güle (gyu-leh gyu-leh)
  • Help — Yardım (yar-duhm)
  • I am lost — Kayboldum (Kie-bol-doom)
  • Call the police — Polisi ara (po-lee-see ah-rah)
Who should I contact if I’m in immediate danger?
Contact local emergency services and your country’s embassy or consulate.
What if my phone battery is almost dead during an emergency?
Conserve battery and find a safe place where you can charge or seek help.
What if I have a medical emergency at the airport?
Alert airport staff or medical personnel immediately.
What if I’m the victim of a crime abroad?
Get to safety, contact local authorities, and notify your embassy or consulate if needed.
What should I do during a major storm or severe weather event?
Stay indoors in a secure location and follow official local alerts.

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