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Belek
Belek is Turkey's golf capital, a stretch of Mediterranean coastline where pine forests give way to championship fairways and five-star all-inclusive resorts. Along this same strip of Turkish Riviera sand, golfers, families and spa-seekers share a coastline that was purpose-built for holidaymaking rather than grown into it.
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Frequently asked questions about Belek
How do I get to Belek?
Belek is reached via Antalya Airport (AYT), the nearest air hub, with most travellers taking a taxi, private transfer or rental car for the ~30 to 40 minute road journey. Budget travellers can take a bus to Antalya's main bus terminal and change onto a connecting service towards Belek or Serik, though this takes longer and runs on a less predictable schedule.
How many days should I spend in Belek?
Two to four days suits a beach-and-pool break, while golfers planning to play multiple courses typically stay closer to a week.
What is Belek known for?
Belek is Turkey's golf capital, a stretch of Mediterranean coastline where pine forests give way to championship fairways and five-star all-inclusive resorts. Along this same strip of Turkish Riviera sand, golfers, families and spa-seekers share a coastline that was purpose-built for holidaymaking rather than grown into it.