Every beaches video worth watching in Antalya — in one place

Antalya’s beach scene splits cleanly between two main stretches: Konyaalti, a 13-kilometre pebble beach with free Wi-Fi and metro access, and Lara Beach, the sand-and-resort strip favoured by package holidaymakers. The position matters here — Konyaalti sits below a coastal cliff accessible by elevator or metro, which makes it a practical choice for day visitors, while Lara operates on the all-inclusive model and works better if you’re already staying nearby. Importantly, the standard advice to go straight to Konyaalti gets the geography wrong for anyone staying in the Old Town, where Kerala Park’s seafront terrace delivers comparable coastal views without the logistics. Beyond the two main beaches, Chirali, to the south, is worth the drive: its calm shallow waves suit families, and the Chimera eternal flames on nearby Mount Humera add a reason to stay past sunset. The general consensus across creators is that Antalya’s coastline rewards early arrivals — arrive by 9 a.m. to avoid the worst of the midday heat and to secure a sunbed at Lucky Beach Club, where a sunbed runs around 60 Turkish lira.

The videos below cover the beach question from several useful angles. The “Top 10 best beaches” video runs through specific beach characteristics — wave type, crowd levels, historical context — making it the right starting point for choosing between stretches of coast. The “Konyaalti, Antalya Beach” video gives the practical, ground-level view of actually getting to and navigating that beach, including metro access and viewpoints. Pair those two with “The Ultimate Antalya Travel Guide” for a fuller picture: the latter frames beaches as part of a 20-activity day rather than as a standalone destination, which is the more useful framing for anyone planning more than a single beach afternoon in the city.