There is far more to see in Antalya than the city centre suggests. History, nature and culture are spread across 19 districts, and the right route depends on how long you stay.
Things to Do in Antalya
The selection below covers some of the most visited sites across the province. Because they sit in different districts, route planning and travel time matter.
- Alanya Kalesi – in the district of Alanya.
- Kızıl Kule – in the district of Alanya.
- Olympos Antik Kenti – in the district of Kemer.
- Yanartaş (Çıralı) – in the district of Kemer.
- Kaleiçi – in the district of Muratpaşa.
- Hadrian Kapısı – in the district of Muratpaşa.
- Akseki Düğmeli Evleri – in the district of Akseki.
- Akseki Ulu Camii – in the district of Akseki.
- Myra Antik Kenti – in the district of Demre.
- Aziz Nikolaos Kilisesi – in the district of Demre.
- Limyra Antik Kenti – in the district of Finike.
- Arykanda Antik Kenti – in the district of Finike.
Districts and Regions of Antalya
Antalya has 19 districts, each with its own character. Use the district list further down this page to open a specific area and see what to visit there, along with the guides who work in it.
Guided Tours in Antalya
Language is another practical advantage. Guides working in Antalya offer tours in English, German, Russian, Arabic and other languages, with the commentary adapted to the group.
For first-time visitors to Antalya, a guided tour removes a long list of small problems: opening hours, closed days, ticketing, transfers between stops. The guide handles them; you focus on the visit.
Travelling with a licensed guide also means accurate information. A fair amount of what circulates online about Antalya is outdated or simply wrong. A guide working from reliable sources keeps the factual side of your trip in order.
Choosing a Tour Guide in Antalya
- Specialism: history, archaeology, food, hiking and photography each demand different expertise. Match the guide to your interest.
- Reviews: feedback from earlier travellers tells you a lot about a guide's delivery and timekeeping.
- A clear programme: agree in advance on duration, which sites are covered, and whether museum entry is included.
- Group size: say up front whether you want a private tour or a small group — commentary quality depends heavily on it.
- Responsiveness: a guide who answers questions quickly before the tour is usually well organised during it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do I need in Antalya?
One to two days usually covers the centre and its immediate surroundings. Allow three or four if you want to travel out into the districts at a comfortable pace.
How do I arrange a guided tour in Antalya?
Filter the guide list on this page by specialism and language, then contact the guide directly to shape the programme around your dates.
Which districts of Antalya should I prioritise?
Alanya, Kemer, Muratpaşa, Akseki, Demre are among the strongest starting points. Your guide will suggest the most efficient route for the time you have.
