Charming and Relaxing: Belidibi, Turkey

Untouched And Striking...

Beldibi is a little village that stretches along the Mediterranean coastline and offers up a taste of untouched Turkey. This charming little resort is situated about half way between Antalya and Kemer. Strikingly placed between pine-covered mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, Beldibi is what back- to-nature holidays are all about.

Beldibi has just one road running parallel to its sand-and-shingle beach, which is also the heart of this little resort. Lining the roads are shops, bars and restaurants, and there is also an attractive yacht marina. Between the resort and the road are acres of lemon and orange groves; we recommend stopping by one of the stalls at the roadside to buy freshly pressed orange juice - it couldn’t be fresher!

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A Guide to Beldibi

Beldibi is rustic and charming, with local attractions within walking distance; perfect for families and couples looking to make the most of the beautiful surroundings without transport hassles. Its relaxed atmosphere is a million miles away from the rowdy resorts a little further along the coast, although there are enough bars and restaurants in which to enjoy the warm Mediterranean evenings.

Traditional Turkish dishes top most Beldibi menus and chalkboards are written up with mouthwatering “catch of the day” specials. One of the great things about Beldibi is the proximity of its hotels and restaurants to the beaches, meaning you can swap the sand for the restaurant or bar terrace in seconds. Evenings here are as calm as the surroundings, while a few international bars serve a wide selection of drinks at reasonable prices.

If you’re looking to explore the surrounding area, hiking and trekking are popular pastimes, so don’t forget your walking shoes if you fancy heading up into the hills for the day. Hiring a car is the easiest way of getting around when you want to explore a little further (the modern resort town of Kemer is around a twenty-minute drive south), although Turkey’s public transport network is excellent.

Attractions in and around Beldibi

Beldibi is a holiday town, meaning the majority of its local business is aimed at the tourist trade. Yoruk Park near the Beldibi marina is a great place for a picnic, while the local shopping mall offers souvenirs like Turkish jewellery, perfumes, clothes and shoes – and of course it’s a great opportunity to barter your way to a bargain. Keen shoppers can also travel by car or bus a few miles south of Beldibi to Göynük where there’s additional shopping, and hikers can embark on the trail into the Taurus Mountains along the Göynük Canyon.

In terms of historical attractions, the ancient city of Phaselis is south of Beldibi between the Bey Mountains and Olympos National Park territory. There are many ruins to see in this ancient city that was once an important centre of commerce including three harbours, shops and stores, Roman baths, agoras, theatres and even sarcophagi.

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A great destination for family holidays, Beldibi is relaxed and charming, encapsulating the beauty of the Turkish Riviera but with fewer bustling clubs perhaps than the resorts in nearby Marmaris and Kemer. For those eager to enjoy warm Mediterranean days and delicious cuisine in the evenings, put Beldibi on your list. Fill in your dates to compare holidays to Beldibi with Holiday Hypermarket.