One of the most common questions from first-time visitors to Antalya is about drink prices — and for good reason. The short answer is that Antalya is still very good value compared to Western Europe, but prices vary enormously depending on where you buy. Here’s a realistic breakdown based on current prices.
Coke Prices in Antalya at a Glance
| Where | Size | Price (TL) | Approx. USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supermarket (Migros, A101) | 330ml can | 25–30 TL | ~$0.55–$0.67 |
| Supermarket | 1 litre bottle | 38–40 TL | ~$0.85–$0.90 |
| Supermarket | 2 litre bottle | 52–55 TL | ~$1.15–$1.23 |
| Local cafe / büfe | 330ml can/bottle | 40–60 TL | ~$0.90–$1.35 |
| Standard restaurant | 330ml | 80–120 TL | ~$1.80–$2.70 |
| Tourist area restaurant (Kaleiçi) | 330ml | 100–150 TL | ~$2.25–$3.35 |
| Hotel / beach club | 330ml | 120–200 TL | ~$2.70–$4.50 |
Note: All prices are approximate as of April 2026. Exchange rate used: 1 USD ≈ 44.6 TL. Prices in tourist areas and hotels are always higher than local shops.
Supermarket Prices — Best Value
If you’re buying drinks to take back to your hotel or apartment, Turkish supermarkets are excellent value. A 330ml can of Coke costs around 25–30 TL (under $0.70) in chains like Migros, BİM, A101, and CarrefourSA. A 2-litre bottle runs around 52–55 TL (~$1.20). Supermarkets are found throughout the city and are easy to spot.
Tip: Stock up at a supermarket on your first day — buying drinks there instead of at the hotel bar or beach club can save you a significant amount over a week’s holiday.
Cafe & Local Prices — Reasonable
At a local cafe, snack bar, or büfe (small corner shop), a 330ml Coke typically costs between 40 and 60 TL (~$0.90–$1.35) — still very reasonable. These are the kinds of spots where local residents drink, away from the main tourist strips, and prices reflect that.
Restaurant Prices — Varies Widely
In a standard sit-down restaurant, a Coke will cost around 80–120 TL (~$1.80–$2.70). In tourist-facing restaurants in Kaleiçi Old Town or along the Konyaaltı promenade, expect 100–150 TL for a 330ml serving. This is still cheaper than most Western European equivalents, but noticeably more than buying from a shop. Always check the menu prices before ordering — menus are required by law to display drink prices.
Hotel & Beach Club Prices — Most Expensive
Hotels, beach clubs, and resort bars charge the highest prices — typically 120–200 TL (~$2.70–$4.50) for a Coke. If you’re on an all-inclusive package at a Lara Beach or Belek resort, this doesn’t apply since drinks are included in your package price. But if you’re paying à la carte at a hotel bar, expect to pay a premium.
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Other Drink Prices in Antalya
| Drink | Where | Price (TL) | Approx. USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water (500ml) | Shop | 8–12 TL | ~$0.18–$0.27 |
| Turkish tea (çay) | Local cafe | 15–30 TL | ~$0.33–$0.67 |
| Cappuccino | Cafe | 80–120 TL | ~$1.80–$2.70 |
| Local beer (Efes) | Bar / restaurant | 120–180 TL | ~$2.70–$4.00 |
| Cocktail | Downtown bar | 350–500 TL | ~$7.85–$11.20 |
| Fresh orange juice | Street stall | 60–100 TL | ~$1.35–$2.25 |
Is Antalya Expensive for Drinks?
Compared to Western Europe, Antalya remains very good value — particularly in local venues and supermarkets. A beer in a bar costs roughly half what you’d pay in London or Amsterdam. Coffee is similarly affordable at local cafes. The main thing to watch is tourist-area pricing in Kaleiçi, where restaurants occasionally charge significantly more than their local equivalents a few streets away.
Money-saving tip: Walk one or two streets away from the main tourist strip in Kaleiçi and prices drop noticeably. The food and drinks are often just as good — or better.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Antalya cheap for tourists?
By Western European standards, yes — Antalya is still considerably cheaper for food and drinks, particularly at local restaurants and cafes. Tourist-facing venues in Old Town can be pricier, but even these remain affordable compared to equivalents in Greece, Italy, or Spain.
Do restaurants in Antalya show prices on the menu?
Yes — by Turkish law, all restaurants must display prices on their menus. Always check drink prices on the menu before ordering, especially at tourist-facing restaurants in Kaleiçi where prices can vary significantly between establishments.
Can I drink tap water in Antalya?
Tap water in Antalya is not generally recommended for drinking by tourists — most locals and visitors buy bottled water. Bottled water is very cheap at around 8–12 TL for a 500ml bottle from a shop, so it’s not a significant expense.