Belek - Boğazkent
Belek is a small, luxurious resort of Turkey, yet is world famous and on the mainstream travel and property market, its name stretches far across the globe. As one of 66 neighbourhoods belonging to the Serik district, many foreigners have never heard of Serik but know all about Belek.
It’s hard work and dedication paid off to make it Turkey’s golfing capital, having hosted the Turkish Airlines’s World Golf final, and many famous players like Tiger Woods and Barack Obama. It is also a leader of five-star hospitality in 30 plus coastal spa and wellness hotels and hosted the G20 summit in 2016, which saw discerning leaders from many countries enjoying its delights.
As the primary hub, the town centre, landmark mosque, and its tree-lined streets are everything a holiday destination should be. Emphasising the tremendous Turkish outdoors, restaurants serving a variety of Turkish and international menus make a roaring trade, as do bars offering a relaxed nightlife style.
Kursunlu Waterfall: This beautiful natural landmark, a 30-minute drive away, is home to many species of birds, and is one of Antalya’s top visited attractions.
Boğazkent Applied Environment Training and Bird Ringing Station
Boğazkent Applied Environment Training and Bird Ringing Station, which brings a different breath to Antalya's tourism potential, is 8 km away from Serik district. In Serik, which is one of the most favorable regions for ornithology (bird watching) science, many bird species winter and breed.
Boğazkent Applied Environmental Education and Bird Ringing Station bring Boğazkent Town. It has a wide variety of bird species spread in different periods of the year and has accommodation areas for immigrant jus, to a strong position in terms of ecotourism. The region is where applied environmental education is given, and bird ringing studies are carried out. It welcomes period student groups, bird watchers, and nature lovers.
Boğazkent Applied Environmental Education and Bird Ringing Station, where you can be alone with nature freely, offers you the opportunity to observe more than 200 bird species, including those under threat of extinction and those under protection, and take unique nature photographs. This rare region is one of the fantastic places in Antalya. It offers guests an enchanting and unforgettable experience with its beautiful voices of nature and the most beautiful examples of natural life.
Perge Ancient City: Combine a trip to Kursunlu with a journey into Antalya’s history by visiting Perge ancient city sitting close by. Saint Paul held his first sermons here, and it’s a delight to explore.
Aspendos: Aspendos commands worldwide fame for its 2000-year-old amphitheatre seating up to 15,000 people. Many classical concerts are also held here.
Kaleici Old Town: Catch the bus into Antalya city centre, and visit Kaleici, the old town that stands impressive with Hadrian’s gate as its entrance. Cobbled streets portray perfect examples of traditional old houses, while the harbour front is an ideal place to eat.
Koprulu Canyon: Mostly known for white water rafting, this 500-hectare canyon also offers lovers of the great outdoors, some ideal hiking routes, and the chance to spot much flora and fauna living within the protected area.