Antalya is not just a resort — it’s an entire region full of attractions. In addition to stunning beaches, you can visit the Ancient City of Perge, where traces of great civilizations are preserved. Nature lovers and adventure seekers will enjoy Köprülü Canyon — perfect for river rafting, mountain views, and rare flora and fauna.

Antalya also offers ancient landmarks such as the Temple of Apollo and the famous Hadrian’s Gate — one of the city’s iconic symbols. And, of course, the Antalya Waterfalls — a spectacular sight worth seeing at least once in your life.

Antalya has a mild Mediterranean climate, making it a great destination almost year-round.

Spring (March–May):
Air: +15°C to +23°C, Water: up to +20°C.
Perfect for those wanting to avoid summer heat but still enjoy sunny days.

Summer (June–August):
Air: +30…+35°C, Water: up to +28°C.
Perfect for beach lovers.

Autumn (September–November):
Air: about +25°C, Water: up to +26°C.
A great time for a peaceful vacation — the heat has eased, but the summer atmosphere remains.

Turkey is a true gastronomic paradise. Every meal is a celebration of flavors. Kebabs are a must, but the variety goes much further. Try pide — Turkish pizza, or manti — Turkish dumplings with various fillings.

Don’t forget the desserts!
Baklava with nuts and honey, fragrant lokum (Turkish delight), or the famous airy "pishmaniye" sweets that melt in your mouth.

Tea holds a special place — strong Turkish çay, served with sugar and citrus. And for lovers of sweet drinks, there is the famous şerbet — a fruit syrup served with cream.

Antalya offers every type of accommodation. Luxury resorts with all-inclusive options, spa services, and evening shows. Boutique hotels for coziness and tranquility. Apart-hotels for independent travelers. Many hotels have private beaches, water parks, and swimming pools.

Active travelers can stay at sports resorts offering tennis, golf, or even paragliding.

Tipping: Common in Turkey, especially in restaurants and hotels. 5–10% is standard.

Sun protection: UV is strong in summer — sunscreen is essential.

Bargaining: Turks love to bargain. Don’t hesitate to lower the price by 30–50% at markets — it’s part of the culture!

Religion

The main religion in Turkey is Sunni Islam. There is a strong atmosphere of respect for traditions and religion. In mosques, you must remove your shoes and dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees.

Currency

The official currency is the Turkish lira (TRY). It is best to exchange money at banks or exchange offices — street exchange rates may be less favorable. Cards are accepted in major hotels, restaurants, and shops, but it’s wise to have cash when visiting remote areas or markets.

Kazakhstan citizens do not need a visa for Turkey for stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period. However, an onward/return ticket must be presented at entry.

Turkey is known for its excellent infrastructure and high level of safety, making it very comfortable for tourists. Simply relax and enjoy your trip!

Turkey is not just a country — it’s a place where ancient history meets modern culture. With Sunday Airlines flights, you can easily and quickly reach Antalya, where every day brings new impressions and emotions.