Kemer

Kemer is a resort and small town on the Mediterranean coast, Turkey. It is a popular and affordable resort for anyone looking to relax by the sea.

As often happens with resort towns, only 30 years ago Kemer was a quiet fishing village on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, and now it has become the most popular holiday destination in Turkey. There is everything for a good vacation: warm sea, clean beaches, a large selection of hotels and restaurants, picturesque nature. Our compatriots are very fond of this modest city, so most of the staff speaks Russian.

The mild Mediterranean climate gives the warm sea until the end of September, the season begins in May and early June. In winter, many hotels and restaurants are closed for the holidays; the embankment is practically deserted. But if you decide to enjoy the sea and the silence at this time of the year, you will be provided with high-quality and inexpensive service.

If you are traveling on your own, the most convenient way to get there is from Antalya Airport, which is located 42 kilometers from the city. True, there is no direct connection between the city and the airport, it is cheaper and most convenient to get to Antalya by bus, and from there take a bus to Kemer. It's a little journey. Or you can order a transfer or rent a car.

In Turkey, as in all Mediterranean countries, the cuisine is very similar: a lot of the freshest vegetables, meat, fruits and fish. Seafood dishes are the main pride of these places. The choice of places to eat is huge, especially for such a small town.

For example, La Paz restaurant   is good with its summer veranda and excellent views of the Mediterranean Sea. The menu includes both Turkish and European cuisine. 

If you are looking for some authentic place, we recommend  checking out Nasrettin Hoca , one of the ethnic family restaurants. Located on Ataturk Boulevard. 

The port of Kemer is the center of the city's tourist life. A great place to feel the atmosphere of long voyages, this is the largest yacht marina in all of Turkey.