Mediterranean Beaches
Districts such as Alanya, Kemer, Manavgat and Kaş have long sandy beaches and an active property market. They are the main destinations for foreign buyers of second homes and for hotel and tourism investment projects.
Geography, districts and key features of the city
Antalya lies on the Mediterranean in southern Turkey and is known as the country's main tourism hub. A mild climate year-round, golden sandy beaches, the Taurus Mountains as a backdrop and ancient cities such as Side and Aspendos have made the province one of the most popular destinations for property-based residency and second homes.
Administratively, Antalya is divided into 19 districts (ilçe), including busy coastal tourist areas, central urban districts and mountainous inland districts. The province has a population of nearly 2.7 million.
Districts such as Alanya, Kemer, Manavgat and Kaş have long sandy beaches and an active property market. They are the main destinations for foreign buyers of second homes and for hotel and tourism investment projects.
The districts of Muratpaşa, Kepez and Konyaaltı form Antalya's urban heart — with the international airport, modern hospitals, large shopping centers and a dense residential fabric; suited to permanent city living.
At a glance, get to know all of Antalya's districts — from the city center to the surrounding towns.