History and Culture of Kemer
Kemer looks like a modern resort, but the land it stands on carries one of the richest histories of the Turkish coast.
Photography Spots in Kemer You Can’t Miss
Kemer is a photographer’s coast in the truest sense: the bay, the mountains, the marina, and the ancient world all within a short distance, with the light of the Mediterranean doing the styling.
Shopping Guide: What to Buy in Kemer
Shopping in Kemer is the classic resort experience: a lively mix of souvenir shops, boutiques, and markets along the town’s main streets, with the quality of the Turkish coast’s traditional crafts at the heart…
Nightlife Guide to Kemer
Kemer’s nightlife is the classic Turkish resort mix: a lively bar scene, beach clubs that run into the night, and the restaurants and cafes of the marina that turn the waterfront into a stage.
Family-Friendly Activities in Kemer
Kemer is one of the most family-friendly resorts on the Turkish coast.
A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Kemer
Kemer is a resort town that works surprisingly well for solo travelers.
How to Get to Kemer from Istanbul
Getting to Kemer from Istanbul is straightforward, because the region’s main airport at Antalya sits close to the resort and the road between them is short and scenic.
Kemer in Summer: A Complete Travel Guide
Kemer in summer is the Mediterranean at its most complete: a long coast of pebble beaches and pine-covered mountains, a marina that glows at dusk, and ancient ruins within easy reach of the water.
Kemer in Winter: What to Expect
Winter in Kemer is a revelation for the traveler willing to look past the resort’s summer identity.
The Best Day Trips from Kemer
Kemer’s greatest gift to the traveler is its position.
A Foodie’s Guide to Kemer
Kemer is a resort town, and on the surface it looks like the last place a foodie would head — the seafront restaurants with their multilingual menus, the hotel buffets, and the international strip all shouting…
Hidden Gems of Kemer Most Tourists Miss
Kemer is a town where the obvious experiences — the seafront, the beach, the cable car, Phaselis — draw the crowds, and the hidden gems sit quietly just beyond them.
