Top 15 Things to Do in Antalya from Belek (2026 Guide)

UNESCO travertine pools and a Roman ancient city. The best long day trip from Belek if you only have one. Private Vito is dramatically more comfortable than a group bus.

The best-preserved Roman theatre in the Mediterranean. The acoustics are still extraordinary. Combine with Perge and Side for a full ancient day.

Roman ruins built into a working harbour. The Temple of Apollo at sunset is one of the best photo moments on the Antalya coast.

Europe-scale theme park, aquapark, shopping avenue and a famous night show. The closest big attraction to your Belek hotel.

Ottoman wooden houses, Hadrian's Gate, a Roman harbour and the best evening dining in the Antalya region.

The lower Düden falls drop straight into the Mediterranean — best seen from the cliff park or a boat from the old harbour.

The 131-metre acrylic aquarium tunnel is the longest in the world. Excellent for kids and a great rainy-day option.

Wide low waterfall and a slow boat cruise down the river to the sea. Perfect for grandparents bringing grandchildren on holiday.

Grade 2-3 white water through cypress forest, Roman bridge, trout lunch. Family-safe rafting from age 7+.

Lycian ruins in the forest plus natural eternal flames burning from the mountainside. Magical after dark.

Lycian rock tombs, the Byzantine church of St Nicholas, and a boat trip over a sunken city. One of the most varied day trips.

One of the highest-rated parkland courses in Europe. Other Belek courses (Montgomerie, Gloria, Cornelia, Antalya GC) are equally close.

Antalya's long city beach with mountain views. Combine with Antalya Aquarium and Tünektepe cable car for a full day.

Belek weekly bazaar plus Mall of Antalya, TerraCity and Deepo outlet are all within easy private transfer range.

Wade into Turkey's deepest canyon, then visit the longest beach in Turkey. For travellers who love a varied, active day.