Every itinerary video worth watching in Antalya — in one place

The 4-day framework is the consensus itinerary for Antalya, and the “How to Spend 4 Days” video structures this into a coherent sequence: Day 1 focuses on Kaleici Old Town, the Clock Tower, and the Yivli Minare Mosque — all walkable from the harbour — with a piyaz lunch at Pamet for around 10 to 15 USD. Day 2 pushes out to Aspendos Theatre and Perge, the two most significant archaeological sites in the region, with a note to bring plenty of water and wear a hat given the lack of shade. Day 3 is typically assigned to beach and boat, with an evening meal at a harbour-front restaurant in the 30 to 40 USD per person range. Day 4 covers Kursunlu waterfall and the cable car ascent to Mount Tahtali. Importantly, the standard itinerary advice underestimates the tram — that card-only heritage tram through the Old Town is not a tourist novelty but a functional way to connect the harbour to Konyaalti beach without a taxi, and it belongs in the schedule from day one.

The single video in this category — “How to Spend 4 Days in Antalya” — is tightly constructed and unusually specific about costs, timing, and restaurant names. It functions as the skeleton for a 4-day visit. Cross-reference it with “The Ultimate Antalya Travel Guide” for a wider list of 20 activities that fills in any gaps the 4-day video leaves — the latter adds the tram system, the parks, and the local food culture that the itinerary video only gestures towards.