The largest port and popular holiday spot in southern Turkey is Antalya. It is located on the Mediterranean Sea’s rocky shore. The subtropical Mediterranean climate of the area was brought about by the impact of the Mediterranean Sea and the barrier effect of the Taurus Mountains. Hurricanes can’t move further north due of the mountains’ ability to block northern winds. Let’s consider the benefits of spending the winter in Antalya.
Winter Season in Antalya
In Antalya, winters are frequently pleasant, warm, and moderately rainy. At night, the temperature ranges between 6 and 11 °C (42 and 52 °F) and during the day, between 13 and 17 °C (55 and 62 °F). There are often rainy days, however they are usually followed by sunny days with a clear, blue sky. Each day, there are up to 8 hours of beautiful sunshine.
Winter is the finest time to explore the old district’s winding cobblestone alleyways, as well as the harbour’s snow-white boats and the ruins of the mediaeval fortification. The sea’s icy temperature restricts beach activities.
♦ 9 Days Blue Cruise Turkey Tour – Multi City
Why You should Enjoy Winter in Antalya
The second most well-liked tourism destination in Turkey is Antalya. Any time of year is a good time to go because there are things to do in the tourism industry for everyone. Check out our justifications for including it on your list of places to visit if you still need more persuasion.
The busiest travel season, which runs from July through September, is also the most expensive time to book hotel accommodations. When hotels are forced to sell their rooms at a loss during the winter, you benefit from the seasonal pricing variance. This also applies to eateries and stores that provide special deals to draw clients during certain months.
Fewer Crowds
Imagine a future with fewer people and lineups at every location, including the front desks of hotels, airports, local buses, and restaurants. Everywhere there are less people, service is quick and effective. Due to the fact that we can do it whenever is convenient and avoid the summertime crowds, we also like visiting local tourist spots in the winter.