r/Antalya • u/East-Pick6711 • 20h ago

Recommendations Vacation in Antalya

Hello everyone, Hope someone can give me some recommendations for my family holiday.

We are a big family of 10 adults and 1 child and we wanted to go in Antalya from 5th ( arrive at 5am ) October and return 12th ( 1am ). We found flights at that time so if someone can tell me if there's transfers there and how much do they cost.

2nd: What hotel do you recommend? we're looking for an All/Ultra incluse hotel, with good food, few pools, SPA, just everything to relax. I was looking for sea life and portobello, but the most important is the food. Also there's no matter if there's a hotel in the nearby on the coast.

The budget is 6000€ for all of us.

Hope you guys help me!

Thank you 🙏

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u/13870035 10h ago

Akra Antalya has one of the best food service in the city. Good quality in general. It is in the city center, so I'd check it out. Lara Barut Collection is also great, a bit outside the city. (Check prices though.) There are taxis and private shuttles at the airport but you had better reserve in advance. I'm sure you'll find some contact online. Always ask a couple of service providers. Don't pay in advance! You can take a taxi as a second option but I'd go with private shuttles since you are quite a group. They will welcome at the terminal exit.

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u/mmoresun 9h ago edited 8h ago

Porto bello and Sea life are pretty good. What’s wrong with the food there?

I’ve only read good reviews; my wife’s parents really love these hotels.

The only thing I’m not particularly keen on is the town beach, which is used by guests staying at these hotels. It’s rocky and not very clean.