You run a few steps. The ground disappears. And suddenly you’re above the Taurus Mountains with the entire Mediterranean coastline stretched out below you in every shade of blue and green you’ve ever seen. Tandem paragliding in Antalya is one of those experiences that people describe as the highlight of their entire trip — and
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If you visit just one ancient site near Antalya, make it Aspendos. Its Roman theatre is widely considered the best-preserved in the entire world, so complete that it still hosts concerts and festivals nearly 2,000 years after it was built. Standing in the middle of it is a genuinely spine-tingling experience. Here is a local’s
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The Olympos Cable Car, better known locally as the Tahtalı Teleferik, is one of the most spectacular things you can do on the Antalya coast. In about 10 minutes it sweeps you from a forested base station up to the 2,365-metre summit of Tahtalı Mountain, with jaw-dropping views over the Mediterranean and the Taurus range.
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This is one of the most rewarding day trips on the whole coast, three very different highlights rolled into one. In Demre you visit Myra, with its dramatic Lycian rock-cut tombs and grand Roman theatre, and the Church of St Nicholas, the real-life Santa Claus. Then you sail over the Kekova sunken city, where the
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Quick answer Antalya Old Town is called Kaleiçi (“inside the castle”): the walled historic centre above the Roman harbour. Entry is free. Start at Hadrian’s Gate, walk to Kesik Minare, Hıdırlık Tower and the harbour, and allow half a day, or a full day with meals. Get there on the AntRay tram to İsmetpaşa. Kaleiçi
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Cool water, 2,000-year-old Roman bridges overhead, pine forests on both sides, and Grade 2–3 rapids that are just exciting enough to make you forget everything else. Köprülü Canyon rafting is one of the best outdoor experiences in Turkey — and at €15–30 per person including lunch and hotel transfer, it’s also one of the best
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Antalya has something for absolutely everyone: golden beaches, jaw-dropping ancient ruins, boat trips to hidden coves, a magical old town, waterfalls, mountains, and world-class resorts, all wrapped in near year-round sunshine. With so much on offer, it helps to know where to start. Here is an insider’s guide to the very best things to do
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A boat trip is a must-do in Antalya, and the honest answer to “how much” is: standard group day cruises run roughly €20–€45 per person, with the rest depending heavily on the type of trip you pick — budget group cruises at one end, private charters and sunset dinner cruises at the other. Here is
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A jeep safari is one of the most popular full-day adventures out of Antalya, and the honest price answer is: standard group safaris run roughly €25–€40 per person, with combo tours (rafting, zipline or quad add-ons) pushing that higher and private safaris costing considerably more. Here’s an honest local’s breakdown of real 2026 price ranges,
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