BEACHES

The coast of Alanya, which reaches 100 kilometers in the Mediterranean, is famous for its natural beaches arranged according to international rules. The beaches consist of wide beaches and most of them are Blue Flag. Beaches are 36 kilometers in the west and 24 kilometers in the east of Alanya. The color of sea water in Alanya changes from blue to turquoise on the shore. In calm weather, it is possible to see the fish at the bottom with the naked eye.

Compared to the historical peninsula, Alanya city center has Cleopatra beaches in the west, Keykubat and Bougainvillea beaches in the east. Entrance to the beaches and showers are free; Sun boards and beach umbrellas are chargeable, but these services are not mandatory.

Boats and water sports vessels cannot enter a certain distance from the shore on the beaches; swimming areas are determined by barriers. The security of the beaches is supervised by private security guards from the coast and the maritime police from the sea. Outside the city, Alara, Incekum, Avsallar, Turks, Payallar, Konaklı; In the east, Oba, Tosmur, Kestel, Mahmutlar, Kargicak, Demirtaş beaches are world-famous beaches.

Cleopatra Beach
It is on the west coast of the historical peninsula. It is a beach. Organized according to international standards. There are green areas behind the beach.

Keykubat Beach
It is on the east coast of the historical peninsula. It is a beach. It is organized according to international standards. There are swimming pools behind the beach.

Alara Beach
It is two kilometers long from the mouth of the Alara Stream to the Karaburun Bay. The beach is sandy and has been arranged by tourist businesses according to international standards. There is an islet in the bay.

Incekum Beach
It is about a kilometer long and is famous for its fine grains of sand. The sea starts to deepen slowly after about five meters. Umbrellas and sun loungers are provided on the beach.

Avsallar Beach
It is three kilometers long between Incekum Cape and Fugla Bay. The beach is sandy. Restaurants and cafeterias line the coast. The cliffs at the end of the bay are a beautiful diving center.

Turks and Payallar Beach
It is a few kilometers long after Fugla Cape. The coast is partly sandy and partly rocky. It is generally a natural beach, except for the arrangement of touristic facilities.

Konakli Beach
Its length reaches 10 kilometers. It is a beach. Small cliffs add a different beauty to the shore. Along the coast, tourist facilities have kiosks and water sports.

Bougainvillea and Orange Beaches
It is between Oba Stream and Dim Stream. It is a beach. The beach is arranged according to international standards.

Kestel Beach
It is about two kilometers long and is a beach. There are kiosks that provide beach service on the shore.

Mahmutlar Beach
It is 10 kilometers long. The coast is beach and sand rock. There are buffets.

Kargicak Beach
It is several kilometers long. There are kiosks in touristic facilities.

Demirtas Beach
It is a beach and conglomerate stretching as far as the eye can see. There are kiosks and it's usually the natural beach.