Nightlife in Turkish Resorts

Turkey has been very popular with many tourist all over the World along with beaches, history nightlife in rocks is well in Turkish holidays resorts during the summer specialy, check out our nightlife guide for resorts and see where will you be. Nightlife in the most popular Turkish resorts.

ALANYA NIGHTLIFE– The majority of the nightlife in Alanya is centred around the harbour, but there are bars and clubs to be found along the winding back streets. Most of the clubs close at 3am in the harbour area but there are free shuttle buses to a place called ‘Auditorium’ which stays open until very late, it also has a large swimming pool which you can jump into if things get too hot!

ALTINKUM NIGHTLIFE– Altinkum offers a vast choice of bars and restaurants to cater for all tastes. The majority of the entertainment is centred around the bars along the promenade and Dolphin Square. Clubbers can head for the open-air Medusa nightclub which is regarded as THE busiest nightspot. Another favourite is the Dolphin bar.

ANTALYA NIGHTLIFE– Antalya’s nightlife caters for everyone, with its multitude of nightclubs and bars.The liveliest spots for dancing the night away are Ally’s and Club 29 in kaleici, Club 29 is the largest and most frequented club in Antalya which has a stunning view across the Marina but if a quiet relaxing drink is what you’re after then head towards the bars on the waterfront.

BELEK NIGHTLIFE – Nightlife in Belek is mostly limited to the large hotels which provide their own entertainment.

BODRUM  NIGHTLIFE– Lies in the south west corner of Turkey and is about twenty five minutes from Bodrum airport. The Bodrum peninsula consists of Bodrum centre and the small villages of Bitez, Yalikavak, Turgetries, Gumusluk and Gumbet. The nightlife in Bodrum is extremely lively and probably has more bars than anywhere else in Turkey. When it comes to Bodrum if you want it you’ve got it!

CALIS NIGHTLIFE – The nightlife in Calis is very relaxed with a few bars, but for a more lively evening head to nearby Fethiye.

DALYAN NIGHTLIFE – Is a largely undeveloped quiet village, and as such doesn’t offer much in the way of nightlife, the main bar street runs from Leon’s bar right down to the opposite end of the town near the M+M Rock bar. Quite a few establishments have traditional Turkish evenings offering traditional food and music with belly dancing.

FETHIYE NIGHTLIFE – Nightlife is relaxed with most people whiling away the balmy nights lounging outside the Hotel bars.There are a few nightclubs in the promenade area though.

GUMBET NIGHTLIFE– In the evening this resort explodes to the sound of booming music, there is something for everyone. Enough said!

HISARONU NIGHTLIFE– The nightlife in Hisaronu is home from home. English style pubs show English football whilst you drink your English lager.

ICMELER NIGHTLIFE– Not the liveliest of resorts but if you fancy a bit more action then Marmaris is only a short Dolmus bus ride way.

KALKAN NIGHTLIFE– Although a small resort, Kalkan never fails to surprise with the variety of entertainment on offer. Jazz bars, live music and dancing bars, It’s all here.

KAS NIGHTLIFE– A very romantic little fishing town with a modest selection of cafes and clubs, not particularly suitable for the younger crowd looking for a noisy night out.

KEMER NIGHTLIFE– Kemer can get quite lively in high season. There are lots of late bars and a couple of clubs to choose from.

KUSADASI – The nightlife in Kusadasi is possibly the best in Turkey, the liveliest (and loudest) area is in Bar street and is open until about four in the morning. The Ladies beach area and Old Kusadasi isn’t as lively but has a good selection of bars and clubs and finally there are a handful of Beach Clubs where you can lounge around during the day on big cushions and dance the night away.

MARMARIS NIGHTLIFE– is one of the more popular of the Turkish resorts and is probably the most European out of all the resorts too, it is approximately one hour and twenty minutes from Dalaman International airport and is in the South west corner of Turkey.

OLU DENIZ NIGHTLIFE– Although it has a plentiful supply of bars along its waterfront if its something livelier that you’re after then Hisaronu is just a short Dolmus bus ride away.

SIDE NIGHTLIFE– The majority of the nightlife is focused around the beach-front, there are a few lively bars but they close quite early.

TURUNC NIGHTLIFE– has quite a few relaxed bars and cafes but if it’s livelier nightlife that you’re after then head to Marmaris or Imeler.