The Turkish resort area of Kemer is one of the fastest recreational sites between the Mediterranean and the mountains. The region consists of the Kurort Cities of Kemer, Chamouva, Kirish, Tekirov, Gainuk and Bildibi. The tourists love Kemer for his different characteristics - someone who likes a saturated night life, someone enjoys the seafoods that the region gloss, someone specially in the showers of a long swimming season.

The nearest airport is located in Antalya, just over 40 kilometres from the city of Kemer, the capital of the region. International flights land there. You can get on a bus at the airport, get to the center of Antalia, and then cross another route, next to you, you need Kemer's point. In addition, a car can be rented and driven independently. However, the public transport system is very reliable.

The Kemera Climate is a typical Mediterranean, not very different from other resorts in this part of Turkey. However, microclimate may vary in different locations, depending on the proximity to the sea or mountains. The best time to rest on the resort is the period from early May to mid-October.

Virtually all Kemer's beaches are covered with galaxy. Some hotels create their own artificial beaches with sand, but when they come down to the sea, they still have galka. By the way, access to the sea is basically a logic.

With regard to the resort hotels, they work year round, are usually scattered on the first coastline and offer everyone for comfort rest. The experts provide two types of hotels in Kemér, some of them sleepovers, mainly young people ' s companies, and others are stopped by those who have a calm, private vacation in Turkey.

There are quite a variety of sites throughout the Kemer region. For example, Yoruk Park is located in the north of the region, a museum under the open sky, describing the history of the Turkish people, their tribes and nomadic life. In the same part, Eko Park is the largest reptile fleet in the world. Another interesting sight of the region (and perhaps the most famous) is Yanartash, a fire mountain near the National Park of the Olympics. There are also ruins in the vicinity of several Libyan cities.