Limak Limra Hotel & Resort
Turkey, Kemer
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Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Kemer holidays are a great way to enjoy a holiday to Turkey without stretching the budget. Set in Turkey's Antalya region on the Turkish Riviera, Kemer sits between the pine-covered Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean, where pebble beaches replace the long sandy stretches found along the coast.
Holidays to Kemer, Turkey are especially popular for All Inclusive breaks, with plenty of choice for families, couples and groups throughout the long May to October season. Flights from the UK take around four hours to Antalya Airport, followed by a transfer of about 1.5 hours. Every Thomas Cook package holiday is ATOL-protected, so you can book with confidence right from the start.
Kemer stands out for its combination of All Inclusive value and striking mountain scenery. The Taurus Mountains rise behind pine forests and pebble beaches, giving the coastline a very different feel from many of Turkey’s larger seaside resorts. Days can be as active or as relaxed as you like, from boat trips and exploring Phaselis to afternoons by the pool. After dinner, Kemer Town’s marina, cafés and bars give you somewhere to stroll without the pace of Turkey’s biggest resorts. Add a long May to October season and you’re looking at a destination that’ll be high on your list year after year.
Kemer All Inclusive holidays are among the best value on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Tekirova, Çamyuva and Göynük are lined with larger beachfront resorts where breakfast, lunch, dinner, local drinks and entertainment are all included, leaving little to think about once you’ve arrived. You’ll also find adults-only hotels alongside family resorts with water slides, kids’ clubs and spacious pool areas. If you’re deciding which part of the coast is right for you, take a look at our Kemer All Inclusive holidays for more inspiration.
Family holidays in Kemer are built around simple pleasures – beach mornings, afternoons splashing in the pool and evenings enjoying the entertainment together. Resorts like Göynük, Kiriş and Çamyuva have hotels designed with little ones in mind, while many pebble beaches have a gentle slope into the sea. When everyone fancies a break from the resort, Göynük Canyon is nearby for woodland walks and cooler mountain air. Discover more places to stay if you’re looking for family holidays in Kemer.
Cheap holidays to Kemer and last-minute holidays to Kemer are easier to find if you’re flexible about when you travel. May, June, September and October usually bring warm weather, lower prices than the school summer holidays and a bit more space by the pool. Being flexible opens up more options in Kemer Town, Göynük and Çamyuva. If you’ve already chosen your hotel, don’t leave it too late, especially for the school summer holidays. Check out our last-minute holidays to Kemer to find the latest deals.
Best for: First-time visitors, mixed groups and nightlife
Kemer Town is where most people end up if they like a lively atmosphere. The marina, pebble beach, cafés, bars and clubs all sit within the same part of town, making it a good base for exploring the rest of the Kemer coast.
Best for: Value and families
Beldibi sits closest to Antalya, where the mountains begin to edge towards the coast. The shoreline is long, pebbly and backed by pine forest, with larger holiday resorts spread out rather than clustered together. If your idea of a good holiday is finding your spot by the pool on day one and knowing exactly where you’ll be every afternoon, Beldibi fits the bill.
Best for: Families and calm surroundings
Göynük feels greener than most holiday resorts, thanks to the pine forest that stretches almost to the beach. Family resorts line the coast, while Göynük Canyon gives you something different to talk about when everyone gets home. Few places let you swap a morning in cool mountain scenery for an afternoon swim quite so easily.
Best for: Families and couples
Kiriş is the sort of place people choose because they don’t want much pulling them away from the hotel. The pebble coves are framed by trees, the larger resorts do most of the heavy lifting and evenings rarely become louder than the soundtrack from a nearby terrace. Kemer Town is only a short drive away if you fancy a livelier night.
Best for: All Inclusive holidays and families
Çamyuva is a quieter, more spread-out resort, where larger All Inclusive hotels line the pebble beach. It’s the sort of place where breakfast rolls into a morning by the pool, before the afternoon slips by without venturing far from the hotel.
Best for: All Inclusive stays and premium hotels
Tekirova is where the mountains feel at their closest, with pine trees separating many of the resorts from the shoreline. Being near Phaselis gives you an excuse to leave the sun lounger for a few hours, before returning to the hotel for the rest of the day. It has a quieter, more polished feel than Kemer Town.
Best for: Nature and quieter coastal breaks
The biggest difference here is what you won’t find. There are no rows of large package hotels, no evening entertainment schedules and no resort centre built around holidaymakers. Instead, Çıralı and Olympos keep things simple, with family-run guesthouses, a long pebble beach, the ancient ruins of Olympos and the natural flames of Yanartaş all close by.
Kemer is one of Antalya's main All Inclusive destinations, particularly in Tekirova, Çamyuva and Göynük. Expect larger beachfront resorts where breakfast, lunch, dinner, local drinks and entertainment are all wrapped into one booking.
Families are well looked after across Göynük, Kiriş and Çamyuva, where many hotels include kids’ clubs, splash pools and activities throughout the day. Pebble beaches with gentle entry into the sea make paddling easier for younger ones.
Couples have plenty of quieter corners to choose from, with adults-only hotels, spa resorts and smaller bays away from Kemer Town. Evenings are just as likely to be spent enjoying a waterside dinner as sipping cocktails in the local bars.
Travelling in May, June, September or October can stretch your budget further than the busiest weeks of summer. If your dates are flexible, it’s also worth keeping an eye on our last-minute holidays to Kemer.
Tekirova has some of Kemer’s most refined beachfront hotels, where sea-view rooms, spa facilities and attentive service take centre stage. It’s a good place to start if you’re planning a more indulgent stay.
Kemer, Turkey feels very different from Antalya, Alanya, Marmaris and Bodrum. The Taurus Mountains reach almost to the shoreline, giving this stretch of coast a greener, more dramatic setting, while All Inclusive stays are often easier on the budget. Its beaches are mostly pebble rather than sand. If you’re comparing holidays to Turkey, Antalya brings city life into the mix, Alanya has a bigger resort centre, and Marmaris and Bodrum put more focus on marinas and evenings by the water.
Kemer’s holiday season usually runs from around May until October. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, while May, June, September and October are favourites with many visitors thanks to warm weather, lower prices than peak summer and fewer crowds. Flights from the UK take around four hours, followed by a transfer of about 1.5 hours from Antalya Airport, so you’re never too far from the coast after landing.
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You can expect warm average summer temperature reaching up to 27°C.
Antalya International Airport (AYT).
Sightseers: Whether it’s excursions to the ancient city of Olympos or sailing along the Aegean Coast, this resort is surrounded by all kinds of fascinating sights.
Families: Full of fun yet totally relaxed, Kemer holidays are an ideal family choice. Everyone will love the bustling beaches, exploring Olympos National Park, and splashing around at Aquaworld.
Adventurers: Located along the Lycian Way, the stunning surroundings invite adventure, attracting everyone from hikers to divers.
Language: The language spoken is Turkish.
Currency: The currency used is the Turkish Lira.
Local time: Kemer is 2 hours ahead of GMT/UK time.
Fly to: Antalya Airport. Transfers to Kemer take 1.5 hours.
Flight time from UK: The Kemer flight time is 4 hours.
Visas and health: If you’re a British Citizen and you’re travelling to Kemer for a holiday, you will not need a visa unless you are planning on staying for more than 90 days in a 180-day period. If you need any more advice on Turkey visas, or entry requirements - please visit FCDO website for the latest guidance.
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By dolmus: You’ll find dolmus minibuses across many Turkish resorts. They’re frequent and reliable, tickets are cheap, and you can hop on and off as you like. There are no fixed stops, though, so make sure the driver knows where you want to go.
By bus: If you want to travel further afield, there’s a regional bus service that runs through the centre en route to other resorts and the city of Antalya.
By taxi: There are lots of taxis dotted around the resort, and they’re a good option for short journeys. Most run on a meter, with different rates for day and night. It’s worth asking for an estimated price at your hotel beforehand.
For film buffs: Visit in October and you could rub shoulders with the rich and famous. Around an hour’s drive outside Kemer, Antalya hosts the world-famous International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, a week-long event of film screenings and awards.
For jazz lovers: Every July, Antalya Jazz Festival runs in the beautifully preserved Aspendos Roman theatre. This 20,000-seat venue is known for its incredible acoustics, and welcomes acclaimed jazz musicians and orchestras from all over the world.
Safety: For up to date advice on travelling to Kemer, please visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/turkey/safety-and-security
Temperature: An average of 27°C in the summer.
Best time to visit: April and May for slightly cooler temperatures.
The weather here is pretty typical of Turkey’s climate; summers are long and hot temperatures push the mercury up between July and September. It starts rising into the mid-20s°C from April, reaching up to 30°C and over by July. You’ll also enjoy up to 12 hours of sunshine a day, which is perfect for topping up your tan. If you like it cooler, choose Kemer holidays, when temperatures hover in the mid to high-20s. Even in winter, it sticks between 15 and 20°C, so no need to pack a woolly jumper. Expect a bit more rain at this time of year, though.
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
Turkey, Kemer
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Kemer is on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast in the Antalya region, on the Turkish Riviera. Most holidays to Kemer fly into Antalya Airport, with a transfer of around 1.5 hours to the resort.
Yes. Kemer’s All Inclusive hotels are spread across Tekirova, Çamyuva and Göynük. You’ll find everything from adults-only stays to larger family resorts, making it one of the more affordable places to book an All Inclusive holiday in the Antalya region.
Yes. Kemer is well suited to families thanks to its family-friendly hotels and calm bays. Many hotels include kids’ clubs and pools, while places like Göynük Canyon are ideal for a walk, a picnic or cooling off in the river.
Kemer’s beaches are mostly pebble and shingle rather than sand. They’re backed by pine forest and the Taurus Mountains, giving the coastline a very different appearance from Turkey’s larger sandy beach resorts. Beach shoes can make walking into the sea more comfortable.
That depends on the type of holiday you’re planning. Kemer Town is the busiest base, Göynük and Kiriş are favourites with families, Çamyuva is well known for All Inclusive resorts, Tekirova is home to more polished hotels, while Çıralı and Olympos are quieter alternatives away from the main package holiday areas.
Yes. Kemer is often cheaper than many other holiday resorts in the Antalya region, especially if you’re booking an All Inclusive holiday. Travelling outside the school summer holidays usually brings lower prices and more availability.
Kemer is better if you’re looking for All Inclusive resorts and mountain scenery, while Antalya combines beach time with city attractions. If you’d prefer a bigger resort with more going on, take a look at Alanya holidays.
Beyond the beach, Kemer gives you lots of ways to fill a week. Visit the ancient city of Phaselis, walk through Göynük Canyon, see the natural flames at Yanartaş (the Chimaera) or explore the ruins of nearby Olympos. Boat trips along the coast are another favourite.
May, June, September and October strike the best balance for many visitors, with warm weather and fewer crowds than the height of summer. July and August are the hottest months, while the main holiday season usually runs from around May until October.
Yes. Cheap and last-minute holidays to Kemer are more common if you’re flexible with your travel dates. Looking outside the school summer break usually means more hotels are available. If you’ve already picked a particular hotel, don’t leave it too late.