The Anatolian region of Turkey is located on the northeastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea and is so beloved not only by tourists from the former CIS countries, but also by immigrants from Europe and the East. It is famous primarily for its mild Mediterranean subtropical climate, excellent resorts, beautiful beaches, a fairly simple way to purchase real estate, residence permit, citizenship. Flights to Turkey are regular, the flight is relatively short, for short-term visits, an entry visa is not required.
In addition, there are many noteworthy historical monuments and natural attractions.
Kemer is a small and very popular town with a population of about 25 thousand people. Located 42 km southwest of Antalya. The total area is 467.75 sq. Km. The large southern part of the city along the coastline is occupied by hotels, then there are private houses and villas. The height of buildings in Kemer is limited to 2 floors, so here you will not find high-rise buildings and there are absolutely no large residential complexes with luxury infrastructure. The entire life of Kemer is based on the tourism business. There are schools, kindergartens, small shopping centers, numerous shops and restaurants. Local residents call the entire territory from Antalya to Chamuva (also a small settlement) Kemer.
Alanya is a tourist city located southeast of Antalya at a distance of about 140 km. The population is slightly more than 300 thousand people, in the summer season due to the influx of tourists it can reach 1 million people. Alanya is often called the Turkish Riviera. Wonderful wide beaches, including the so-called. Cleopatra beach located in the city center. The pearl of the city is the ancient fortress located in the center of the city and open to the public. The name Kyzyl-Kule (Red Tower) has been a symbol of the city since 1226.
Belek is a small town near Antalya, but I would, may the locals forgive me, call it a suburb of Antalya. The whole of Belek is practically given over to big hotels with golf courses, expensive fives with the best infrastructure. But still, the most expensive hotel on the Antalya coast is located near Kemer (Kirish). Outside the hotels there are residential buildings, lodges for hotel employees, as well as private villas.
Olympos, Adrasan, Chirali. If you want authenticity, see ancient buildings and look at excavations, feel the ancient Lycian life, plunge into the waters of the purest sea (although it is clean everywhere), then you should definitely visit these places. These are coastal villages, package tours are not developed in this direction, but it is very interesting to spend a weekend away from the city. These places are loved by yogis, adherents of identity. An ancient city is preserved in Olympos, next to it you can visit Phaselis, whose history is no less interesting.
Kaputas Beach. I specially wrote the word "beach" with a capital letter, tk. this wonderful place is worthy of it. It would seem that it is far from Antalya, the beach itself is not big, but!
While you are driving to this beach, you will stop many times for photographs. You will be surrounded by simply dizzying landscapes, then we will tell you where to definitely taste blue crabs (they say it is super useful for men), stop by Demre, where one of the most revered among Christians, Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, lived and conducted services. Stop at Finike beach, because you will move along the coastline, where you can make a video to the envy of all your friends, since there are practically no people on the beach. You will go around 25 km of serpentine on a small hill, which will make it even difficult for you to follow the road. on the left hand will be the endless expanse of our amazing Mediterranean Sea. And when you arrive at Kaputas Beach, you will find yourself in the Turkish Maldives. Golden sand and a birch-lilac sea. Locals call this color turkuaz.
But we will not reveal all the secrets, the INEST HOMES company, when buying real estate with us, will give you a trip to these wonderful places.
