fantastic beach bar on the cliff in Antalya! You can find…read morethe elevator from up the cliffs to get into Movida. Take it and you will reach a fantastic beach bar. Entrance cost 10 TL , you can have a bed and an umbrella. Personel are always kindly and ready to serve you food and beverage. As Im italian staying in Antalya I discovered this fantastic place and I loved it !! You have direct acess to the sea , lounge and relaxing music, lot of beautiful people. There are 3 level with the sunbeds where you can lay for tan. I find it a really great place !! I enjoy a lot !

Konyaalti is what happens when the Mediterranean decides to flex. Picture-perfect water, dramatic…read moremountains in the back like a green screen you forgot to turn off. Nature's showing off hard. The beach is all pebbles, because apparently sand was too basic. Bring shoes unless you enjoy foot acupuncture. But honestly? Worth it. Mountains and beach all in one.

Our Little Piece of Paradise…read more Suluada felt like our own private paradise. Crystal-clear turquoise water, little boats, seashells, warm breeze, and nothing but peace and beautiful blue skies. We even grilled fresh fish on a small barbecue by the sea. Just sitting there, listening to the waves, enjoying good food and the view, felt absolutely magical. No crowds, no noise, no rush--just nature, the sea, and a beautiful moment together. One of the most peaceful places I've experienced in Türkiye.

This was a 100% TOURIST TRAP for me…read more.. I was really looking forward to visiting Suluada. Dubbed as the the Turkish Maldives; the Island looks amazing in the pictures and videos... definitely marketing hype! Suluada is NOT good for snorkeling, it's very crowded; nothing but tons of tourists, local and international. The wildlife here is almost non existent. There is hardly any fish out here, the reefs look dead, and... unfortunately I did see a lone destructive, invasive Lionfish as well. There are a ton of of boats docked at the island and the water is littered with trash. As far as I know there is no historical significance either. If this is what the Maldives is like, all of a sudden I have no desire to visit. Hopefully not the case. Getting to Suluada is also a bit of a journey as well; an hour plus ride down the coast from Antalya to a closer port or long boat ride from Antalya. You are not missing out on anything, if don't make it to Suluada.

Beautiful beach along the road as we left Kas to explore the Turquoise coast. It is a much bigger…read morebeach as compared to some other beaches along the windy roads. Kaputas has a beautiful vista, is crowded and popular amongst visitors and has a restaurant/bar/icecream stalls as you descent down along with changing stations and toilets. They also have beach chairs and umbrellas to hire on the beach. The beach is pebbly so you would be better off having water shoes to fully enjoy the waves.