Finike

Finike, established in ancient times as Phoinikos, is a serene coastal town in the Antalya province, renowned for producing what many consider the world's best oranges. The town gives a more authentic and laid-back experience compared to its larger neighbors on the Turkish Riviera. Its coastline features beautiful spots like Gökliman Beach, a sheltered bay with turquoise waters, and the dedicated Women's Beach. Finike is steeped in history, with easy access to the ancient city of Limyra and the rock-cut tombs of Myra. The town's modern marina is a key destination for sailors cruising the Mediterranean. The local culinary scene is rich with citrus-infused dishes and fresh seafood. With its lush green valleys and deep blue sea, Finike is a well-suited destination for those seeking natural beauty, ancient history, and a peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere away from the crowds.

Nearby cities

Antalya

Antalya is a tourism hub on the Turkish Riviera, receiving over 13 million visitors in 2019.

Alanya

A dynamic city on the Turkish Riviera featuring a majestic castle, the famous Cleopatra Beach, and a vibrant harbor area.

Belek

The golf capital of Turkey, renowned for its luxurious all-inclusive resorts, world-class golf courses, and expansive sandy beaches.

Gazipaşa

A hidden paradise east of Alanya, known for its airport, banana plantations, and pristine bays.

Kemer

A modern resort at the foot of the Taurus Mountains, where pine forests meet the turquoise sea, offering dramatic mountain panoramas.

Eğirdir

Eğirdir is a stunning lakeside town on Lake Eğirdir, offering a peaceful retreat with historic islands and fresh lake fish.

Kaş

A charming, bohemian town known as a diving center, blending ancient Lycian rock tombs with cozy, flower-lined streets.

Kalkan

A picturesque harbor town set on steep hillsides, featuring whitewashed houses and world-class dining with stunning Mediterranean views.

Patara

Ancient capital of the Lycian League, home to an 18km long pristine sandy beach.

Çıralı

Idyllic eco-village featuring a pristine pebble beach and the eternal flames of the Chimaera.

Saklıkent Gorge

Saklıkent Gorge is a dramatic 18km-long canyon offering ice-cold waters, towering cliffs, and thrilling river walking adventures.

History & landmarks

Side

An ancient port city where Roman ruins and the Temple of Apollo sit directly alongside modern resorts and fine sandy beaches.

Olympos

Mystical ancient ruins hidden in a lush river valley, famous for treehouse hotels and a bohemian vibe.

Aspendos Theater

One of the best-preserved ancient Roman theaters in the world, still used for performances today.

Nature

Turkish Riviera

A spectacular stretch of coastline on the Mediterranean, famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and hidden bays.

More places

Termessos

Termessos is one of the best-preserved ancient cities in Turkey, dramatically located in a steep valley.

Antalya Aquarium

One of the largest aquariums in the world, delighting visitors with a massive underwater tunnel and themed areas like Snow World.

Aspendos

Aspendos is an ancient city known for its exceptionally well-preserved Roman theater.

Köprülü Canyon National Park

A breathtaking river valley in the Taurus Mountains, known for whitewater rafting and Roman stone bridges.

Köprülü Canyon

An impressive canyon in the Taurus Mountains through which a wild river flows with ice-cold, emerald green water.

Taurus Mountains

This impressive mountain range separates the Mediterranean coast from the Anatolian plateau and shapes the region's climate.

Myra

Myra was a major Lycian city and is known for its rock-cut tombs and ancient theater.