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Diving in Kemer

With an alluring and beautiful underwater world, Kemer offers the best diving spots in Turkey. Mysterious shipwrecks, and beautiful coral reefs, home to sea creatures such as starfish, crabs, octopuses, etc., welcome you to discover the depths of the Mediterranean Sea. Some popular diving spots here include Kirish Aquarium Bay, Kirish Cave Bay, Kemer Marina, Tekirova, etc. These diving spots of varying depths are perfect for both beginner and experienced divers. In addition, diving centers for all age groups and skill levels are available here that offer diving courses for both beginners and experienced divers, along with gear rentals and guided diving tours. Some of the popular courses include open water, advanced dive master, dive master, kids' course, etc. Read More

Hamam, also popularly known as Turkish Bath, is an unusual way to reveal a country’s traditions. Hamams have been an intricate part of Turkish culture for centuries, dating back to the Ottoman Empire. Some popular Hammas here are Hammam Golden rose, Babel Palace Spa, La Perla Hammam and Spa, etc. These Hammams are large marble-lined buildings, with separate sections for men and women. It starts with a dry sauna, followed by a menthol steam room which works on the respiratory system and gradually warms up the body. This is again followed by foam and aromatherapy massages which reduce fatigue and prepares your body for relaxation with Kyose glove and seaweed mask. The entire session culminates with relaxing in a cooler room. Hamams are a perfect way to end your day after sightseeing and other activities. Oil passages, facial massages, and so on are some of the additional services that these Hamans in Kemer offer. It is important to check the services offered, cleanliness, and hygiene of Hamas before booking one. Read More

Kemer beach is one of the largest beaches and houses the holiday resort of the same name. Its gray-brown sand, pristine waters, and wide landscape are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and parasailing. The east side of the beach is a great spot to enjoy the peace and catch a beautiful sunset. The beach houses numerous restaurants and bars where you can rent sun loungers to enjoy sunbathing. There is also a small playground for children with fitness equipment making it an ideal place for families. Read More

Known for constantly burning fires and the myth of the monster Chimera, Mount Chimaera, also known as Yanartaş, is a mountain in the Antalya province of Turkey. A short walk from Cirali, this area is known to have lit the Olympic fire for the first time. Moreover, it has a permanent fire due to the emission of methane and other gasses created by the cracks in a natural gas reservoir that reaches the earth's surface. You can hike traversing through the beautiful forests to see the eternal flames. The hike to the mountain is 45 minutes long, and from the top, you can see the Mediterranean Sea and the Taurus Mountains. The area surrounding the fire was considered sacred and home to the mythical creature Chimera. Just 100 meters from the fire lies the ruins of the ancient temple of Hephaestus, the chief god of Olympus. Situated at the top of the hill, today, Mount Chimaera is a popular tourist destination and a natural monument. Read More

Olympos Teleferik is a cable car system located in the Beydaglari National Park that takes you to Mount Olympos. It is the longest cable car system in the world. You can admire the 360 degrees view of Olympos Beach and Phaselis city from the cable car. The summit houses restaurants and an observation deck. On reaching the summit, you can take in the 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding areas. With a cable station in Kemer, the journey takes about 10-20 minutes and accommodates up to eight to twelve people at a time. Read More

Pirate Boat excursions in Kemer are a perfect and intriguing way to explore the Mediterranean. From water activities such as snorkeling and swimming to visiting the different bays, Pirate Boat tours will take you on an exciting journey of the idyllic bays and natural landscapes. Some bays you might visit include Cleopatra Bay, Paradise Bay, Kemer Harbour and Bay, Phaselis city, and Bay. A trip to Phaselis includes swimming at the sheltered bay or visiting the aqueduct, a fine example of Roman architecture, and the ancient theater at the shore. The itinerary and the duration of the boat trip may vary depending on the operator with whom you book your tour. In addition, varied games and entertainment, such as parties, dance performances, and live music await you on the boat. Some tours may also include options for lunch and dinner on board. Read More

Kemer houses numerous shops selling Turkish souvenirs, including jewelry, clothing, carpets, sweets, and coffee. One of the popular spots for shopping in Kemer is the town center which offers a variety of Turkish goods, including ceramics, textiles, handmade arts and crafts, and leather goods. On Mondays, you can also buy local fruits, spices, vegetables, sweets, and so on. If you are looking to purchase goods at a higher price then local shops and bazaars are other great options. Some of the popular shopping spots here are the Cam Yuva Neighbourhood market, Ataturk Boulevard Shopping center, Kemer Shopping center, Bazar Kemer, and more. Read More

Yoruk Park is an open-air museum in Kemer dedicated to Yoruks, the ancient tribes of Turks. A walk through this theme park educates you on Yoruk’s historical background, culture, and traditions. There are several themed tents in the park, including weaving and family tents with figures that depict the nomadic life of the Yoruk. Food tents in the park offer Turkish drinks and dishes with Yoruk flavors, such as gozleme which is a stuffed Turkish flatbread. You can also watch it being prepared here. While folk music accompanied by dance performances are a highlight, this tranquil park amid nature also has a mosque and a traditional market. Read More