Mediterranean
The Mediterranean region is one of the most critical areas of Turkey. Among the 7 geographical regions of Turkey, the Mediterranean region attracts the most tourists. Especially in the summer months, the population of the region can increase up to 3 times the community in the winter months. The width of the Mediterranean region is between 120 and 180 kilometers, with the coast extending along the Mediterranean Sea in the south of Anatolia. In the West and northwest of the area is the Aegean region, in the North, is the Central Anatolia region, in the East is the South East Anatolia region. The Mediterranean region borders Syria from the southeast. The area of the Mediterranean region is 110,000 km2. With this feature, we can express that the Mediterranean region covers 14% of the total area of Turkey. The coastal length of the Mediterranean region extends from the Syrian border in the East to Dalaman Creek in the West.
Mediterranean Region Features
The Mediterranean region is one of the most vibrant areas of Turkey. Antalya, which is the tourism capital of Turkey, is located in the Mediterranean region, contributes significantly to the economic situation of the area. Besides this, the presence of Adana, Burdur, Hatay, Isparta, Mersin, Osmaniye, Kahramanmaraş, and Denizli in the region helps the development of the area.
There are various activities that tourists coming to the Mediterranean region can perform. Especially during the summer months, various festivals, concerts, and events held in almost every province of the Mediterranean. Tourists coming to the region can take part in these activities and festivals and enjoy the area as well as the natural and historical beauties.
Mediterranean Region Attractions
The Mediterranean region is very developed in terms of places to visit. Both local tourists, local people, and foreign tourists can participate in all kinds of activities and can easily visit the places to visit. The most important places to visit the Mediterranean Sea can be listed as follows.
Adana
Adana is a unique city located on the banks of the Seyhan River and south of the Taurus Mountains.
Anamur
Anamur, which means a windy nose, is named after Anamur due to its geographical location.
Antalya
Antalya impresses many tourists throughout the year with its historical beauties and various natural wonders.
Dalyan
With its untouched nature, clear sea, and historical texture, Dalyan is one of the most beautiful resorts in Turkey.
Fethiye
Being close to the sea, being a charming town, and having peaceful geography are among the reasons why Fethiye is crowded compared to other districts.
Kekova
Kekova is a town in the District of Kas, Antalya. Kekova Island, one of the unique beauties of KAS, welcomes many tourists every year.
Letoon & Xanthos
Letoon & Xanthos are world heritage sites located in Antalya and Muğla provinces of the Mediterranean region
Patara
Patara is one of the unique natural wonders of Antalya.
Perge
The ancient city of Perge is a significant ancient city located in Aksu district, 18 km east of Antalya.
Sagalassos
Sagalassos is an ancient city located 7 kilometers from the Ağlasun District of Burdur.
Side
The Side is a resort town in the Manavgat district of Antalya. Many tourists travel to Side during the summer months.
Tarsus
Tarsus, located in the region referred to as Cilicia in the ancient period, was home to many civilizations in many periods, especially the Hittite civilization.
Alanya
Alanya is one of the most developed and prominent districts of Antalya in terms of Tourism.
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