Villa Formby B6:

Villa Formby B6:

Our stunning sea view villa will add a new dimension to your holiday with its comfort and convenience.

Our five-bedroom villa is a convenient choice for large families.

Featuring a private swimming pool, all bedrooms are en-suite, and each room offers sea views.

The American-style kitchen in the living room opens directly onto the terrace. The pool terrace is quite functional and also features a jacuzzi integrated into the pool.

The roof terrace features a bar, seating area, and sun loungers for guests.

You can walk down to the beach from the garden of our villa using the stairs. There is also parking for two cars.

The villa is 1.5 km from Kalkan centre, 400 m from the beach, 300 m from the nearest restaurant and 500 m from the market.

What Makes Belek Special Summary

Resort destination on the Turkish Riviera: Known for its crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, golden sandy beaches framed by pine forests, and upscale resorts and spas.

Golf capital: Home to numerous world-renowned golf courses and recognized as “Best Golf Region of the Year” in Europe (2008) by IAGTO. It also hosts major tournaments like the Turkish Airlines Open and Antalya Open.

Rich historical backdrop: Located near archaeological treasures such as the Roman Aspendos Theatre and the ancient city of Perge.

Vibrant family-friendly leisure: Offers theme parks like The Land of Legends (nicknamed “Turkish Disneyland”), luxurious all-inclusive resorts, waterparks, and fine dining—all in one place.

Detailed Visitor’s Guide to Belek:

1. Getting There & Local Essentials Location:

A part of the Serik district in Antalya Province, about 36 km east of Antalya.

Climate: Mediterranean, with average summer temperatures between 30–34 °C, mild annual mean around 19 °C, and about 300 sunny days annually.

Currency & payments: Turkish Lira is used, though Euros, Dollars, and Sterling are often accepted in hotels and shopping areas. Currency exchange services available in the city center.

Access to Antalya city center: Minibuses and taxis run regularly, with minibuses departing roughly every 30 minutes (times vary with season).

2. Things to Do & Attractions

Ancient sites:

Aspendos theatre: One of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, often hosting open-air shows.
Perge: A sprawling Greco-Roman ruin, rich in mosaic work and historical significance.

Beaches & nature:

Belek Beach: A 16 km stretch of golden sands, ideal for families; safe for swimming and offers water sports.

Pine and pistachio forest trails: Offering coastal walks surrounded by natural beauty.

Golf: World-class courses like Montgomerie, Cornelia Faldo, Gloria, Cullinan, and Pasha. Many resorts offer golf packages with green fees included.

Theme parks & leisure:

The Land of Legends: A mega-theme park featuring Turkey’s tallest rollercoaster, rides, water attractions—great for thrill-seekers and families.

Shopping & culture:

Stroll the tree-lined streets, explore local markets, buy handicrafts, Turkish delight, spices, and enjoy authentic cuisine.

3. Tips & Extras

When to visit: Spring (Easter) offers pleasant warmth in the low 20s °C; peak summer (July) often exceeds 30 °C. Autumn stays warm too. Winter remains mild (15–20 °C).

Tourist infrastructure:

Belek is heavily invested in tourism, with luxury spas, and wellness facilities driven by Turkish Tourism Ministry and local tourist offices.

Day trip ideas: From nearby Serik, venture to sites like Silyon and the cave of Zeytinlitaş or waterfalls like Uçansu.

Manavgat offers river rafting and more canyon adventures.

Local connectivity: Wide range of resort transfers; e.g., TUI Magic Life Belek offers 25-minute transfer from Antalya Airport.