Alanya is full of various prospects for an exciting pastime. Lovers of nightlife should not forget to visit such clubs as Zape Hahn, Sedir Bar and Cafe, and James Dean. Koloni and Auditorium Open Air Disco are the most popular discos of the city.
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By the number of entertainment, Alanya is not inferior to other Turkish regions. Many hotels have their own water parks, where other tourists are allowed for a fee. For this, there is a separate ticket office where you can purchase a ticket. Among the water parks, Water Planet in Okurcalar is the first in the ranking among tourists. Water Planet is a paradise for families with children: an incredible number and variety of slides, playgrounds for children, restaurants, and cafes where each parent will find a nice children's menu. Sealanya Marine Park is the other entertainment facility in Alanya, where besides the dolphinarium there is an aqua park and a swimming area with sharks (although they are fenced off with bars) and dolphins.
If you have not settled in a spa hotel with massage services, then we advise you to visit the traditional Turkish Hammam, which is located in Oba district. In this one-store building, which occupies 1000 square meters you will find a steam bath, Jacuzzi, Finnish sauna, and of course the Turkish hammam. Various cosmetic services and massages are provided, especially good after exciting excursions to the caves. The main schtick of this resort town is the presence of unusual and mysterious caves. Those who like to enjoy extreme activities by climbing through the caves will certainly be interested in the three most famous caves of Alanya: Dim, Lovers, and Phosphoric.
You can find a designer hotel literally for every taste in Alanya. Hotel Villa Turka differs with amazing atmosphere of national charm. Its interior is designed in romantic style based on … Open
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Attractions and entertainment in Turkey
Backpacking tours have become increasingly popular with both locals and tourists. A tour to the mountains that lasts one to several days gives tourists many unforgettable memories and incredible landscapes. For a long time, the famous Lycian Way was the only trail available to tourists. Nowadays, many coastal towns have become bigger in size, the infrastructure of the region is changing, and so big parts of the way disappear. Because of that, new trails are being made in Turkey. They recreate ancient roads, so they are no less interesting than the Lycian Way. Saint Paul Trail is 500 km long. It stretches in the central part of the country and covers such famous landmarks as magnificent deep canyons and crystal clear Egirdir Lake. The Kackar trail stretches almost near the border with Georgia, in the territory of the ancient Queen Tamara’s Kingdom. Besides breathtaking mountains, there are ruins of Armenian and Georgian churches. Sultan Trail follows the route of Suleiman the Magnificent and ends in Austria. It is possible to explore this trail by bicycle and see everything in detail. Of course, there are many other interesting trails for active tourists.
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