Thanks to the archaeological and the whole natural of the county, Antalya well known as the Turkish Riviera. A magnificent combination of the sea sun, beautiful nature, clean beaches, and glory history, all of  that together create one of the most popular resort in Turkey. In Antalya region, you can find ancient harbors and cities, historical tombs, ancient coves and evergreen forests, that for many of them there is an easy approach ways from the town.

Along the coastline of Antalya you can find a magnificent and versatile plant life, and many kinds of tropical plants, many types and different species of cactus, evergreen oaks forests and pine trees, and many more.Marmaris in Turkey is a bustling resort, built around a picturesque natural bay, at the foot of pine-covered mountains. One look at the yachts in the harbor will tell you that Marmaris is truly a stylish and cosmopolitan resort. The old town is a maze of twisting narrow streets with small white washed houses, witnesses of the history, and reaching back far in the ancient times. The resort is ideal for all kinds of sports, such as, sailing, surfing, horse riding, diving, or white water rafting.

The province of Antalya extant under its jurisdiction of the following regions : Alanya, Akseki, Elmali, Finike, Gazipasa, Gundogmus, Ibradi, Kale, Kas,
Kemer, Korkutali, Kumluca, as well as Manavgat and Serik.

The Antalya regional tourism, started in 1960s'. Its development started slowly, but gained speed, when the casinos where open in mid 1980s'. Until then, most of the tourist where locals, who came to town due to its good weather. Since then, Antalya under went a rapped development, when many new holiday villages opened, and new hotel where build at a very fast speed. This in turn, increased Antalya's population drastically, in few years. Even after the casinos where shutdown, tourists from all over the world kept coming to Antalya, thanks to its many historical sites and its beauty and nature.
 

Antalya whether
Antalya's four seasons are just a rumors, so much that, it is only a calendar decoration. In 1985 when it snowed after 60 years, it was front page news.
The summers are usually hot and rainless, whilst the other months are warm and often rainy. The annual temperature average is around 18.7 °C. On average it only rain for 55.5 days a year. It is very rare for the temperature to drop below zero. During the last 40 years the highest recorded temperature was 44.6 °C. In Antalya the average humidity rate is 64%, whereas the seat temperatures are 17.6 °C in January, 18.0 °C in April, 27.7 °C in August and 24.5 °C in September.