Small & Boutique Hotels in Kumluca

Esperanza Hotel Of Lykia, +12

Esperanza Hotel Of Lykia, +12

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Esperanza Hotel Of Lykia, +12 - Karaöz Köyü, Kumluca Antalya Small & Boutique Hotels
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Rota Kilidonia Karaöz Suites & Villas

Rota Kilidonia Karaöz Suites & Villas

Rota Kilidonia Karaöz Suites & Villas, Kumluca Antalya Small & Boutique Hotels
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Kumluca is a unique district located on the western side of Antalya, where the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean meet the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. With its natural beauty, rich history, and peaceful atmosphere, it captures the attention of both local and international travelers. Known for its citrus orchards and greenhouses, Kumluca is often referred to as the “greenhouse capital” of Turkey. The district is a perfect getaway for those who want to reconnect with nature, offering long stretches of fine sandy beaches, turquoise waters, protected nesting areas for caretta carettas (loggerhead sea turtles), and untouched coves. It is also home to some of the region’s most iconic destinations such as Olympos, Adrasan, and the Gelidonya Lighthouse. Historically and culturally rich, Kumluca is located near several ancient cities from the Lycian Civilization. The remains of Rhodiapolis, Korydalla, and Idebessos appeal to both history enthusiasts and nature lovers who enjoy exploring scenic hiking trails. The district's genuine and laid-back vibe makes it an ideal escape for those seeking a tranquil vacation away from the crowds.

When to Visit Kumluca

Kumluca enjoys a Mediterranean climate, which means it’s sunny and mild for most of the year. The best time to enjoy a beach holiday here is between May and October, when the sea is warm and the weather is perfect for sunbathing and swimming. However, July and August can get very hot and crowded. For a more peaceful experience, September and October are ideal months to visit.

The History of Kumluca

Kumluca's history stretches back to the ancient Lycian civilization. The area is home to several significant archaeological sites, including Rhodiapolis, Korydalla, and Idebessos. These ancient cities offer fascinating ruins and are waiting to be explored by those with an interest in history. In addition to its Lycian roots, Kumluca also features historical buildings from the Ottoman period that add depth to its cultural heritage.

Places to Visit in Kumluca

Olympos Ancient City: A journey into history set in a lush, natural environment.
Adrasan Bay: Known for its calm waters and natural beauty.
Gelidonya Lighthouse: Offers breathtaking views and is a favorite among hikers.
Rhodiapolis Ancient City: Famous for its ruins and panoramic scenery.