it was long and clean beach, easiy find sunbeds and umbrella, kind of not fee, and peaople speaks english and you can eat good staff with cheap price.

I visited this beach whilst staying at the Crowne Plaza - which is approximately a 2hr walk along the seafront from the marina and the old town. The beach was accessed from my hotel via a tunnel from the pool area, under the dual carriageway (or drag racing track) in front of the hotel. I like sandy beaches where the... More

As I live now in Konyaalti near the beach can definitely review the beach ;)) It's stretched on a few kilometres where you can swim in every single part of it. Made by stones makes the walking into the sea bit hard. You will need to get a local beach shoes that you can swim with. The sea is very... More

first time i see a beach with stones (marbles) instead of sand. Probably because it is part of the mediterranean. The water is crystal clear early in the morning when the is empty but quite dark when it fills up with people

its very big and long beach..there are many facilities in beach to do sports and eat/drink something. in the past it was really expensive but now it addresses everybody. be sure that the beach is better than NICE and Cannes..you must try mermerli beach too..this my favourite..

I loved everything about this beach as the hotel that I stayed in Porto Bello Resort and Spa was right next to it, and a part of this beach is actually the hotel beach. The beach itself is very well maintained, clean, and the sea is very warm, clean and clear in August - you can see through the water... More

We booked this holiday with the hope to laze by the beach for most of our holiday but soon found it was near impossible because the beach was pebbled, which broke our stroller. That said the water was very clean

We travelled in November, staying in the city, but visited Konyaalti on a very pleasant walk from Antalya. There's a tram that takes you part way there if you prefer. There was some charm to it's off-season, slightly run down quietness. Still plenty of cafes open with seating outside to enjoy the bay views.

Take the Old Tram to this beach, and you can walk all the way to Mini City. The beach is very long and made from pebbles, but you can walk on the prom.