Beldibi

The entry into the water is terrible (at least on the common beaches), prices for everything are 2-3 times higher than in Antalya, for example. The nature is beautiful - the mountains, but in Turkey there is beautiful nature everywhere. In general, no more foot here. Perhaps if you are planning to relax in a 5-star hotel with its own beach, you will like it. I am resting as a "savage". Pros - for the proximity of some historical sites and nature.

Of all the districts of Antalya, Kemer_beldibi is the most economical, although in St. Petersburg, even these resorts are tearing three skins, after the peak of the pandemic, a cheap beldibi began to cost as Belek! The road here is exclusively for picky tourists. Have a great vacation for the rest!

Unfortunately, we only had one option to eat. If it wasn't for the Sahil Cafe, I think we would have gone hungry. It was like a deprivation zone. The beach is quite neglected and broken everywhere. Lighting is low. So I give 2 stars because of the sea.

It has no beauty other than being close to Kemer, if you went all inclusive, you can have a holiday without leaving the hotel

It's a very sweet resort town. Although it is not very big, you can reach anything you want. The sea is stony and partially wavy. Hotel prices are normal. I advise

A normal village, mountains, pine trees, clean air and sea, minibuses run to Kemer or Antalya every 20 minutes, the beach is wide, not like in Kemer, the Selcuhann and Belpinar hotels have ladders and pontoons for entering the sea, there is a Volmar market and private souvenir shops, cafes. Not far from Antalya airport, 30 minutes drive. Car and electric scooter rental. ATMs and Volmar can be exchanged for cash, cards are accepted everywhere for payment.

Beldibi is a neighborhood of Antalya city Kemer district. Beldibi, located at the 26th km of the road connecting Antalya to Kemer, is located between the mountainous Lycian Region and the Pamphylia Plain and has an extraordinarily rich historical texture. During the excavations carried out between 1950-60, cave shelters, some inscriptions and paintings were unearthed. At the entrance of Beldibi, on the foothills of the mountain, through which Akyarlar Tunnel passes, facing the sea, goat and house figures draw attention among the inscriptions dating from the Paleolithic Age. The stream coming from the peaks of Beydağları meets the Mediterranean at Beldibi. There are also sarcophagi from the Paleolithic Age in the forested part of the inner side of this stream. As it can be understood from these findings, Beldibi has been a preferred settlement since the early ages. It started to develop with the construction of new hotels between 1990-1995 and became one of the important resorts of tourism in Antalya. Due to the fact that Beldibi is equipped with hotels along its coast, there are approximately 100 tourism facilities along the coast and Beldibi has a bed capacity of approximately 16,000. When we look at it as a tourist portfolio, it usually spends a summer season dominated by Russian tourists.