Antalya Holidays

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Sun, sea and seriously good value – Antalya is where the Turkish Riviera does its thing. World-record Blue Flag beaches, ancient ruins you can swim around, and all-inclusive resorts so stacked you'll forget to leave. Fancy going all-inclusive? Check out our all-inclusive Antalya holidays.

Holidays to Antalya 2026

☀️ Weather: Over 300 days of sunshine a year, summer temps hitting 34°C and the sea a bath-like 27°C
💶 Prices: A proper kebab feast costs £5-10, and five-star all-inclusive here costs less than a basic European hotel
🎢 Fun on tap: Land of Legends is Turkey's answer to Disneyland – and you can stay inside the theme park

🎉 3 Fun Facts About Antalya

🧑‍🎄Santa’s Home Base: Saint Nicholas, the original Santa Claus, was born just along the coast in Patara. You’ll be treading on Santa’s old stomping grounds.
🏖️The Turkish Riviera: Antalya is known as the Turkish Riviera, and with its Mediterranean coastline and luxury resorts, it’s got the swanky vibe to match.
🍻 Beer please!!: A beer costs anywhere between £1 and £2.30, that’s less than a bottle of fanta lemon over here… holiday maths- its basically free!

🗣️ Local Lingo

Want to score some brownie points with the locals? Here’s a crash course:

Merhaba (mer-HA-ba) – Hello
Teşekkür ederim (teh-shek-KUR eh-deh-REEM) – Thank you
Bir bira, lutfen (beer bee-RA, LOOT-fen) – A beer please
Bir kahve, lütfen (beer car-VEY LOOT-fen)– One coffee, please
Hadi (HA-dee) – Let’s go! (Great for getting everyone moving)
Ne kadar? (neh ka-DAR) - How much?

🏨 Where to stay on your Antalya holidays 2026 / 2027

The Antalya region stretches along Turkey's stunning Turquoise Coast, and each resort has its own personality. Whether you're after all-inclusive luxury, ancient history with a side of sunbathing, or waterpark thrills for the kids, there's a spot with your name on it.

For Families

Belek – About 30-40 minutes from the airport, Belek is where five-star luxury meets family fun. Think sprawling resorts with waterparks, championship golf courses, and places like The Land of Legends where a theme park and hotel collide. The beaches here are Blue Flag beauties backed by pine forests, and the all-inclusive packages are legendary – perfect for family holidays where the biggest decision is which pool to hit first.

For Couples

Kemer – Around an hour from Antalya Airport, Kemer offers dramatic scenery where the Taurus Mountains meet the Med. Pine-covered hillsides, pebbly coves and a more natural, laid-back vibe make it ideal for couples who want beauty without the crowds. The marina's lined with restaurants perfect for romantic dinners, and you're close to ancient Olympos and the eternal flames of Chimaera.

For Groups & Nightlife

Alanya – The furthest from Antalya Airport (around 2 hours), but worth the journey. Alanya's got legendary Cleopatra Beach, a dramatic medieval fortress, and some of the region's best nightlife. Beach clubs by day, rooftop bars by night – it's made for mates on a mission.

For History & Culture

Side – Ancient Roman ruins meet golden beaches about an hour from the airport. Wander through 2,000-year-old temples, then cool off in the Med. Side's old town is atmospheric and the Aspendos Theatre nearby is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world.

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🏖️ What are the best beaches in Antalya?

Oh, you're in for a treat if the word "jollies" takes you straight to thoughts of sun, sand, and sea. Antalya is like the VIP of beach holiday destinations, rocking a whopping 233 Blue Flag beaches – that's world-record stuff, folks! No matter how last-minute you're thinking, Antalya's about to shimmy its way into your heart with a cheeky wink, going, "hold my Efes and watch this."

🏖️ Konyaaltı Beach, Antalya city's main beach, a long pebble-and-sand stretch backed by the Taurus Mountains. The views inland are the real draw, snow on the peaks in spring, jagged silhouettes at sunset. Easy to reach by tram from the city centre.
🌴 Lara Beach, the fine-sand option, 10km east of Antalya city. This is where the big five-star resorts sit, Titanic Mardan Palace and Liberty Lara Beach among them. The international sand sculpture festival runs here each summer from May to November.
🏛️ Olympos Beach, a working archaeological site as well as a beach, set where the ancient Lycian city meets the sea. Pine-shaded, quieter, genuinely different. Pair it with a visit to the Chimaera eternal flames above the beach for the full day out.
💙 Cleopatra Beach (Alanya), legendary fine white sand that's supposedly too good to be natural (the legend claims it was imported from Egypt for Cleopatra herself). The water shelves gently, ideal for families, and the backdrop of Alanya's medieval castle on the headland is dramatic.
🌊 Patara Beach, a 2.5-hour drive west of Antalya city and one of the longest beaches in Turkey. A protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles, which means minimal development and a wild, almost Saharan feel. Ancient ruins at the back of the beach. Worth the day trip.

🏨 What are the best hotels in Antalya?

Antalya's hotel scene stretches from family-friendly waterpark resorts to genuine five-star luxury, with adults-only retreats and solid-value all-inclusives in between. Prices go a long way here: five-star ultra all-inclusive in Antalya often costs less than mid-range hotels elsewhere in Europe. See our full Antalya hotels page for the lot, or browse all-inclusive Antalya holidays for hotels with unlimited kebab options.

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The Land of Legends Kingdom Hotel, a full theme-park-meets-hotel in Belek, with the Hyper Coaster, Typhoon Coaster and a huge waterpark section all on-site. Stay inside the park, walk straight to the rides. The closest thing to a Disney-scale family holiday in the Med.
Granada Luxury Belek, colossal waterpark, swim-up rooms, themed buffet restaurant and a chocolate atelier on site. Five-star Belek all-inclusive that goes hard on family wow-factor without losing the polish.
Eftalia Splash Resort, the waterpark's in the name. Shuttle to the beach, 24-hour food and drink, evening entertainment from DJ sets to bingo, plus access to the enormous Eftalia Island beach complex. A value-heavy Alanya pick for bigger families.

💑 Couples

Adam & Eve Hotel, adults-only five-star in Belek with a private beach, seven a la carte restaurants, mood-lit rooms and private villas with their own pools. Genuinely design-forward and unlike anything else on the Turkish coast.
Sorgun Akadia Luxury Hotel, adults-only five-star in Side, set between pine forests and the Manavgat river. Five pools including an adults-only option, beachside dining, relaxed pace. A quieter alternative to the big Belek resorts.

✨ Luxury

Maxx Royal Belek Golf & Spa, the benchmark five-star in Antalya. Nineteen restaurants and bars (including a Michelin-star restaurant from Alfredo Russo), private villas with pools, the Maxwell Spa, and the Montgomerie Golf Course on site. Ultra-luxury, ultra all-inclusive.
Calista Luxury Resort, five-star Belek resort with a marble-clad spa, football training centre (Paris Saint-Germain runs camps here), and non-stop live entertainment. Polished rather than flashy, a Belek heavy-hitter.

🎉 Groups

Eftalia Ocean, beachfront Alanya resort with six bars, five restaurants, a full waterpark and access to the Eftalia Island beach complex. Ultra all-inclusive running 24/7. The sort of resort where the whole group can do their own thing and meet back at the pool bar.
Club Turan Prince World, waterpark, fairground, amphitheatre shows and a disco bar until 2am. Packed entertainment programme and plenty of room types, easy to fit a bigger group in.

💰 Value

Port River Hotel & Spa, four bars, a lake spa, a 14-day/night entertainment programme and an on-site shopping centre. Budget-friendly five-star with more going on than the price suggests.
Prestige Alanya, budget-friendly four-star near Cleopatra Beach, with a handy underpass straight to the sand. Market-style main restaurant, family rooms available, easy-going vibe.

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👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Things to do for families

🎢 Land of Legends Theme Park, Belek - Rollercoasters, a massive waterpark, evening shows and character meet-and-greets. Turkey's answer to Disneyland, and it delivers.
🐠 Antalya Aquarium - One of the world's longest aquarium tunnels, plus themed zones including a snow room. Brilliant for a half-day escape from the heat.
🚤 Family boat trip from Side - Sail along the coast with swimming stops in hidden coves. Most trips include lunch and snorkelling gear. The kids will be talking about it all week.
🐊 Crocodile Farm, Alanya - A fun day out with crocodiles, exotic birds and a small waterpark. Perfect for animal-mad kids.

💕 Things to do for couples

🌅 Temple of Apollo at sunset, Side - The most romantic spot in the region. Floodlit Roman columns against a Mediterranean sunset. Bring a camera and prepare to be impressed.
🧖 Hammam experience - A proper Turkish bath is a must. Get scrubbed, steamed and massaged until you feel brand new. Most towns have traditional hammams alongside hotel spas.
🚢 Sunset yacht cruise - Private and group options run from most resort towns. The Mediterranean at golden hour from the water is something special.
🏘️ Kaleici Old Town, Antalya - Ottoman houses, Hadrian's Gate, the harbour and candlelit restaurants. An evening here feels a world away from the resort.

🍻 Things to do for groups

🏄 Cleopatra Beach and marina, Alanya - Beach clubs, rooftop bars and the castle looming above. All-day-into-night energy.
🌊 White-water rafting, Koprulu Canyon - Class II-III rapids through a stunning gorge about an hour from Belek. Most tour operators include lunch and swimming stops.
🎵 Kaleici nightlife, Antalya - Rooftop bars, live music venues and tucked-away pubs in the old town's narrow streets. Proper bar crawl territory.

More Destinations in Turkey

Turkey has brilliant holiday destinations beyond the Antalya coast:

🏖️ Belek - Luxury all-inclusive resorts, championship golf and Blue Flag beaches. 30 minutes from Antalya Airport.
🏛️ Side - Ancient ruins meet golden sand. Atmospheric old town and family-friendly hotels.
🏔️ Kemer - Mountains meet the Med. Dramatic scenery and a quieter pace.
🎉 Alanya - Nightlife, Cleopatra Beach and a medieval castle. The lively one.
🌊 Bodrum - Turkey's Aegean coast. White-washed houses, yacht-filled marina and a more cosmopolitan feel.
🏖️ Dalaman - Gateway to Oludeniz, Fethiye and the Turquoise Coast. Stunning lagoons and paragliding.

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Weather in Antalya

JAN

15^°C

FEB

16^°C

MAR

18^°C

APR

22^°C

MAY

26^°C

JUN

31^°C

JUL

34^°C

AUG

34^°C

SEP

31^°C

OCT

27^°C

NOV

21^°C

DEC

16^°C

Antalya weather – as delicious as a fresh plate of baklava!

Peak summer (June to September) regularly tops 30°C, with 34°C the daily high in July and August. Sea temperatures hit 28°C, which is bath-warm.

Spring (March to May) warms from the high teens into the mid-20s, and late spring is when the coast bursts into colour, wildflowers in the hills, orange blossom in the towns.

Autumn (October and November) stays warm at 21 to 27°C into late October, and the sea holds its summer warmth into November. Resorts wind down gradually rather than closing abruptly.

Winter (December to February) is mild, 15 to 18°C on average, occasionally into the low 20s on sunny days. Rain is more likely but never persistent. Resorts will be quiet generally.

FAQs

It takes about 4.5 hours to fly from the UK to Antalya.

The local currency in Antalya is the Turkish Lira.

The time in Antalya is two hours ahead of the UK.

The official language spoken in Antalya is Turkish.

It's one of the best family destinations going. The all-inclusive resorts in Belek are built for families – think waterparks, kids' clubs, shallow pools and entertainment programmes. Attractions like Land of Legends Theme Park and Antalya Aquarium are brilliant for days out.

Definitely. The old town (Kaleiçi) is incredibly romantic with its Ottoman architecture, harbour views and candlelit restaurants. For something more secluded, Kemer offers beautiful scenery and a quieter pace. And there are plenty of adults-only hotels if you want guaranteed peace.

No – there's currently no tourist tax in Antalya. One less thing to worry about!

Every month has its pull, so the best time really depends on what you're after. July and August are peak, with 30°C+ heat, the warmest sea of the year, and every resort at full tilt with kids' clubs, entertainment programmes and beach bars running right through. May, June and September are warm enough for the beach (25-30°C) with a slightly quieter pace, good if you've got date flexibility. October and November are lovely for sightseeing trips, mild weather, warm sea, ancient ruins without the summer crowds. And Antalya even works as a winter break, 15 to 18°C in January, perfect for hiking and exploring Kaleiçi.

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🎢 Big days out beyond the beach

Antalya's resort beaches are the main event, but the region has a handful of proper big-ticket days out that are worth building into your trip. Here's the rundown, with what each is actually like rather than the brochure version.

Land of Legends Theme Park (Belek)

The closest thing to a Disney experience in the Med, a full-scale theme park with the Hyper Coaster and Typhoon Coaster for thrill-seekers, a substantial waterpark section, and a "5D" dark ride attraction. Full day minimum, expect to queue 30 to 60 minutes for the big coasters in peak summer. Tickets around £55 to £70 per adult, discounts for kids under 12. The Land of Legends Kingdom Hotel sits on-site and combines park access with a stay, genuinely the easiest way to do the place if you're bringing kids.

Green Canyon boat trip (Manavgat)

A full-day boat cruise on a reservoir formed by the Green Canyon dam. Pine-forested valleys either side, emerald-green water, lunch and a swim stop included. Usually around £25 to £35 per person with pickup from the main resort areas. A proper scenic break from the beach, and a gentler pace than the coastal boat trips.

Golf in Belek

Belek is Turkey's golf capital, with 15+ championship courses clustered in a tight strip. Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Gloria Golf Club and the Carya Golf Club are the headliners. Green fees from around £60 to £120 depending on course and season. Winter through spring is genuinely ideal conditions, hot but not punishing, and package deals combining hotel stays with multiple rounds are widely available.

Chimaera eternal flames (Çıralı)

A genuine natural phenomenon. Natural gas seeps through cracks in the rock on Mount Olympos and has burned continuously for over 2,500 years. Best visited after dark, when the flames are properly spectacular. About 90 minutes from Antalya city, entry around £3. Steep 30-minute walk up from the car park. Pair it with a day at Olympos Beach below.

Antalya Aquarium

One of the largest aquarium complexes in the world, with 40 themed tanks and a 131-metre underwater tunnel. Realistic 90-minute visit, decent for a rainy or beat-the-heat afternoon. Snow World exhibit (actual snow) is a hit with kids. Entry around £25 to £30 per adult.

What events can I go to in Antalya?
Alrighty, partygoers and culture enthusiasts, ready to make your Antalya holidays one for the books? Check out this poppin’ list to keep your agenda bustling and your vibes soaring:
- Antalya Contemporary Art Fair (January) - start your year with a splash of creativity at one of Turkey’s leading modern art exhibitions. Expect bold pieces, edgy installations, and a crowd full of art lovers and collectors.
- Runtalya Marathon (April) - a scenic running event to trump all scenic running events, we're talking marathon, half-marathon and fun runs that all weave their way through Antalya's palm-lined streets with gorge coastal views just begging for some post run selfies.
- Antalya Coffee Festival (May) - coffee fans, this one’s for you. Head to Cam Piramit for three full days of caffeine-fuelled joy, from expert-led workshops to live music and latte art contests. Buzzing in more ways than one!
- Antalya Akra Jazz Festival (May) - smooth sounds, sea breezes, and world-class performances make this beachfront jazz fest a May highlight. It’s the perfect mix of chill vibes and cultural cool.
- Antalya Sand Sculpture Festival (May - November) - when we say this events all about larger than life sculptures, we really mean it, just do a lil' Google search and you'll see what we mean, it's a wonderland of ancient designs and modern day pop icons. Think Madame Tussauds meets the beach.
- Antalya Colour Fest (June) - get messy in the best way at this joyous burst of colour and music in Muratpaşa. Think dancing, DJs, and powder paint parties that make your Insta pop.
- Fire of Anatolia Dance Show (June - November) - watch traditional Turkish dance turn up the heat in one of the most dynamic shows in the country. Performed in the historic Aspendos Theatre, it’s culture with serious wow-factor.
- Aspendos International Opera and Ballet Festival (September - October) - set in a 2,000-year-old Roman theatre, this world-class festival blends music, history, and drama like no other. A must for culture lovers.
- Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival (October - November) - Cannes has come to Turkey... Okay, not really, but it's Turkey's equivalent, with glitzy celebrations of both international and local cinema.
- Antalya Piano Festival (November - December) - end the year on a high note with performances from top international pianists at the Atatürk Cultural Center. Pure class, no velvet rope required.
Where's the best nightlife in Antalya?
Antalya's nightlife splits across the resorts, each area has its own character. Alanya is the nightlife capital of the province, big-name beach clubs and rooftop bars. Kemer is more relaxed with a strong live music scene. Side goes for candlelit harbour-side drinks, and Antalya city's Kaleiçi old town has the most atmospheric bars (converted Ottoman houses, candle-lit courtyards). Here's where to head:
- Club Inferno - living up to its name in every way, this club is a blazing hot mix of electronic vibes, eye-popping laser shows, and an atmosphere that’s nothing short of electric.
- Pause Club - right near the beach, Pause Club brings sea breezes, slick sets, and open-air vibes perfect for a dance-all-night session.
- Roxy Beach Club - by day, Roxy is a serene beach spot; by night, it transforms into a lively club with DJs spinning tracks under the stars.
- Sheffield Pub - a pint-lover’s paradise with wall-to-wall craft brews, top-notch whiskeys, and sports on the telly – proper chilled.
- Oscar Pub - craving a blast from the past with a side of rock 'n' roll or pop? Oscar Pub's playlist is bringing the nostalgia.
- Tipsy Old Town - sip cocktails with a view at this rooftop gem, where sunset skies and mellow tunes set the perfect holiday mood.
What Food & Drink should I try in Antalya?
Buckle up, because Antalya is about to send your taste senses on an epic adventure through Anatolian cuisine. Ever wondered what a ray of sunshine might taste like? Well, get ready to find out!
- Piyaz - this isn't just any old bean salad; it's a white bean sensation with a zesty kick that's as refreshing as a cool Med breeze.
- Şhish Kofte - imagine meatballs, but then level them up to their ultimate form, skewered and grilled to smoky perfection. This is kofta royalty, folks!
- Grida Fish - dive into the essence of the sea with this local catch, usually served with a spritz of lemon and a drizzle of olive oil. It's like it swam straight to your plate!
- Saç Kavurma - not just tender meat, but a bold blend of meat, peppers, and spices that doesn't just talk about flavour - it shouts it from the rooftops.
- Durum - your go-to for deliciousness on the move. A thin, flatbread hug wrapping up everything from zesty meats to crisp veggies. It’s the ultimate Turkish snack.
- Tahini-Rolled Börek - picture this: flaky pastry swirling around sweet, nutty tahini. It's a symphony of sweet and savoury that'll have your taste buds dancing.
- Antalya’s Ice Cream - forget everything you know about ice cream. This version is thicker, creamier, and packs a punch of flavour that says, "I work out."
- Tavuk Göğsü - a dessert that'll have you doing a double-take. Made with chicken, but tastes like a sweet, milky dream. It's culinary wizardry at its finest!
We've got the lowdown on our fave spots to head to on your holidays to Antalya to bag some of these delish dishes too if you want 'em? You do? Well keep reading then 😉:
- 7 Mehmet – with sweeping sea views and a menu that’s basically Turkish cuisine on its best behaviour, this hilltop stunner is perfect for a romantic dinner or a fancy night with your foodie crew.
- Seraser Fine Dining – right in the middle of Antalya’s Old Town, this one’s all candlelit courtyards, moody vibes and fusion dishes that’ll have you googling recipes on the flight home (don’t bother – they won’t come close).
- Lara Balık Evi – fresh-off-the-boat seafood? Tick. Sea views for days? Tick. A mezze spread that just keeps coming? Triple tick. This place is pure laid-back, salt-in-the-air magic.
- Vanilla Lounge – this one’s giving modern-meets-medieval, with a menu full of sleek European twists and a setting that’s all cobbled charm and cool interiors. Definitely a vibe.
- Pio Gastro Bar & Bistro – think cocktails with flair and dishes that come dressed to impress. It’s buzzy, it’s bright, and it’s your go-to for a night that starts with dinner and ends somewhere fabulous.
- Aynalı Restaurant – proper traditional Turkish food in a place that feels like grandma’s kitchen – if grandma had fairy lights, great wine, and a knack for nailing the perfect kofta.

Places to visit

Düden Waterfalls
Two separate waterfalls carry the Düden name, and they're in different spots, which trips people up.
Upper Düden (Düden Şelalesi) is 10km north-east of Antalya city, set in a leafy park with walkways, cafés and a cave you can actually walk behind. Free to enter (small parking fee). Best visited late afternoon when the light hits the spray. Half a day on its own, or pair it with a city-centre lunch.
Lower Düden (Karpuzkaldıran) is the dramatic one, the waterfall that plunges straight off a 40-metre cliff into the Mediterranean. There's no beach access, so the best view is from a boat. Lara boat tours include a Düden leg, around £15 to £25 per person for a 90-minute loop.
Hadrian's Gate
Hadrian's Gate is Antalya's architectural wink to the Roman era. This stately arch, with its intricately carved stonework, was once a grand ol' entry for Emperor Hadrian himself – talk about rolling out the imperial carpet! Now, it stands as a testament to millennia of history, right in the heart of modern-day hustle and bustle. And the best part? Walking beneath it, you can almost hear the whispers of emperors and chariots past. So, toss on those gladiator sandals, strike a regal pose, and let Hadrian's Gate transport you to an age of empires and extravagance. Antiquity never looked so Insta-ready!
Kaleiçi
It's Antalya's nostalgic heart, where cobblestone paths tell tales of bygone eras and Ottoman mansions give off major vintage vibes. This place is like your grandma's attic, but instead of old vinyl and vintage dresses, you've got ancient artefacts and centuries-old bazaars. Dive into a maze of narrow streets and come out with stories of sultans and sea merchants. Fancy a break? There's always a quaint café nearby serving up views of the shimmering sea and sips of rich Turkish coffee. Kaleiçi isn't just a place - it's a journey through time, with a splash of modern-day charm. Step in and let history give you a big ol' bear hug!

Please check with your healthcare provider for all up to date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.

No, there is currently no tourist tax in Antalya.

Turkey uses Type C and Type F plugs (the standard two round-pin European plugs), with 230V voltage, same as most of mainland Europe. UK three-pin plugs don't fit, so you'll need a European travel adapter. Pick one up for a couple of quid at any UK airport if you've forgotten.

Tap water in Antalya is technically safe for cooking and brushing teeth but isn't recommended for drinking, locals don't drink it either. Bottled water is cheap and everywhere, around 10 to 20p for a 1.5L bottle at supermarkets, slightly more at resorts. Many hotels provide complimentary bottled water in rooms or have refill stations. Save on plastic by bringing a refillable bottle and topping up at your hotel.

Antalya Holidays

Enjoy our lowest-priced travel months!

Holidays to Antalya 2026

🎉 3 Fun Facts About Antalya

🗣️ Local Lingo

🏨 Where to stay on your Antalya holidays 2026 / 2027

For Families

For Couples

For Groups & Nightlife

For History & Culture

🏖️ What are the best beaches in Antalya?

🏨 What are the best hotels in Antalya?

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Families

💑 Couples

✨ Luxury

🎉 Groups

💰 Value

Antalya holidays 2026 / 2027 travel guide

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Things to do for families

💕 Things to do for couples

🍻 Things to do for groups

More Destinations in Turkey

Popular Antalya hotels

Stunning Antalya resorts

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🎢 Big days out beyond the beach

Land of Legends Theme Park (Belek)

Green Canyon boat trip (Manavgat)

Golf in Belek

Chimaera eternal flames (Çıralı)

Antalya Aquarium

What events can I go to in Antalya?

Where's the best nightlife in Antalya?

What Food & Drink should I try in Antalya?

Places to visit

Düden Waterfalls

Hadrian's Gate

Kaleiçi

Key facts about Antalya

Flight Time

4.5 hours

Time Difference

GMT: +3Hrs BST: +2Hrs

Currency

Turkish Lira

Language

Turkish

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