Accessible Holidays in Belek

With a mountainous backdrop and soft-sand beaches, as well as world-class golf courses, Belek supplies visitors with a heady blend of the ancient and the contemporary. 

This purpose-built resort offers one of the most beautiful beaches on the Turkish coast, which is edged by serene pines and popular with loggerhead and green turtles as a nesting place.  Watersports are popular here, embraced by both locals and tourists in equal measure. 

As with much of the rest of Turkey, there are numerous historical sites to enjoy during a disabled-friendly visit to Belek.  Alongside the designer shops and delicious eateries, you can find the Aspendos Theatre, which was built in the 2nd Century, plus Roman-style remnants such as the Hadrian Gate and City Walls.

The main reason that many people visit Belek, though, is for the golf.  There are six near-flawless golf courses, where both amateurs and veterans can enjoy honing their swing. 

Belek is also a great central hub to base oneself while also having the chance to visit other places of interest, such as Perge, Antalya, and the Koprulu National Park.  This last location is one of the most beautiful areas of the country, and is well worth the day’s trip from Belek it demands.