Long Beach Alanya

Long Beach Resort Hotel and Spa De Luxe is an all Inclusive hotel near Turkler, on Turkey’s southern coast. The sand and pebble beach can be accessed directly via a tunnel. Here you can relax, sunbathe or take a dip in the Mediterranean Sea. There are eight pools at Long Beach Resort Hotel (three exclusively for children), while on the sun terraces you can catch some rays. The younger guests will particularly enjoy the water park, with its 11 slides. If you're looking to unwind, you can soak in a whirlpool, sauna and steam room, or enjoy the various treatments in the spa.

There are a range of sports and activities for the whole family to enjoy during the day and evening. Mini golf, beach volleyball, darts, football, tennis and mountain biking are just some of the activities on offer. If you have kids don’t miss the international children's club, playground and small funfair, which has rides and bumper cars. In the evening they put on shows, if that’s not your thing you may prefer the nightclub.

The buffet is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are also five a la carte restaurants to tantalise your tastebuds. The range includes hearty Turkish, Italian and Mediterranean, as well as more exotic Chinese and Mexican options. In the afternoon you’ll find an ice cream buffet at the pool bar, while light refreshments are available from the snack bar.

The rooms at Long Beach Resort Hotel & Spa come with a minibar, satellite TV and centrally controlled air conditioning. For a picture postcard view of the Mediterranean, upgrade to the sea view option.

The resort is 50m from the nearest beach at Incekum, and 4km from Turkler, the nearest town. The hotel is within driving distance of the resort of Alanya, 17km away. It's famous for its wide beaches, including Kleopatra beach, named after the Egyptian ruler. The city is also home to Alanya Castle, a fort that's been transformed into an open-air museum. The municipality is surrounded by other relics of the Ottoman Empire, including red-tiled villas and Kizilkule tower. Don’t miss the chance to visit nearby Dim Cave, with its limestone stalactites and stalagmites.