Konyaalti Beach is located in the west of Antalya, in the district of the same name, and stretches along the wide curve of the bay between the urban development and the Beydaglari Mountains. It is one of the resort’s most famous city beaches and one of the main public spaces by the sea. The shore here is mostly pebbly, with some sandy-pebbly sections in places, and the water often remains clear thanks to the characteristics of the seabed and coastal strip.

Konyaalti is interesting because it combines a beach holiday with convenient urban infrastructure. A significant part of the coast is open for free access, and along the sea runs a well-maintained promenade with walking paths, a cycling route, places to relax, and sports grounds. Thanks to this, people come here not only to swim, but also to stroll, go running, watch the sunset, and spend time by the water without leaving the city limits.

For tourists, the beach is also convenient because of its location: from here, it is relatively easy to reach central Antalya, museums, parks, and districts with cafés. The eastern part of the coast is especially suitable for those who want to combine a day by the sea with walks around the city. Some sections of the beach have good facilities and seasonal services, and on certain stretches the water quality and organization of the coastal area have been awarded the Blue Flag.

When planning your visit, it is worth taking the characteristics of the shore into account. Entry into the water is pebbly in places, the depth increases quite quickly in some sections, and when the sea is rough it becomes less suitable for calm swimming. For this reason, water shoes are useful for many visitors, especially children and those who prefer a more comfortable entry into the sea.