4x4 sunset tour in the Taurus Mountains from Kemer

4x4 sunset tour in the Taurus Mountains from Kemer

Get a new perspective on Kemer as you hop in a 4x4 and set off into the Taurus Mountains. You'll head out along the Somakşegri route, heading to a cave before a 40-minute swimming break at Kesme Bogazı. From here, you'll get back in your vehicle and continue along the route to the village of Gedelma, where you'll have 30 minutes to look around. Next, you'll check out Cheese Hole Cave for a look at it's 100-metre deep cavern. Plus, you'll have a break in Belenyayla, which sits 1,600 meters above sea level – the views of Tahtali Mountain are epic here. Before heading to dinner at a nearby restaurant for a hearty meal of bulgur rice, kebabs and salad, you'll stop by a 2,000-year-old tree for photos.

Olympus 4x4 evening tour from Kemer

Swoop into an evening of adventure on this 4x4 evening tour of Olympos. You'll catch your first glimpse of this ancient city from a seaside viewpoint, with plenty of time to fill up your camera roll. Next, stop at Cirali Beach, a nesting ground for endangered Caretta Caretta turtles. There's a guided tour of Olympos' ruins available as an extra if you fancy it, or simply stretch out on the sand. Then, see Yanartas, AKA the eternal flame, famous for its natural gas flames – these have been burning four around 2,500 years – before tucking into dinner at Ulupinar.

Ancient Perge and Aspendos Tour

You'll travel back in time to the days of togas and chariots with this half-day excursion to the ancient sites of Perge and Aspendos. Among the attractions you'll discover is perhaps the best-preserved Roman theatre of all.

Sunset boat cruise to Sulu Island from Adrasan Bay with dinner

Sunsets, evening swims, al fresco dinners – can a holiday to Turkey get any better? This boat cruise packs in all of these into one handy bundle for you to enjoy. You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken to Adrasan Beach, where you'll hop on a boat and start your journey to Suluada Island and your first stop, Suluada Beach. Here, you'll have some time to swim and relax. Afterwards, you'll head to American Bay for another swimming session – dinner will be served as you make your way to the bay.

Olympos Cable Car Tour of Tahtali Mountain with Shuttle Transfers

The views from the top of Mt Tahtali over the surrounding countryside and the Mediterranean are simply spectacular. And the journey to the top is just as much fun. At 4,350 metres, the Olympos Aerial Tram is one of the longest in the world and an adventure in itself.

Sunset small-group deluxe yacht cruise from Kemer

Gliding across the Mediterranean on a yacht with a chilled drink in hand and the sea breeze on your face has to be an all-time top holiday moment. On this cruise, you'll head out from Kemer in the afternoon and visit two different bays before the sun sets and you return to port.Start the afternoon by choosing your lounger on the upper or lower outdoor deck on this sleek yacht, which feels even more luxurious when you know it's limited to just 16 people per trip. First, you'll head to Cennet Koyu, which literally translates to ‘Paradise' or ‘Heaven' Bay and it's clear to see why. The captain will drop anchor here so you can take a swim in this sweeping bay that's lined with pine-covered hills and feels like a little escape into nature with no big crowds and hotels.Kiris Koyi is another calm and peaceful bay where you'll get to take a dip. Here, it's all about the backdrop of the mighty Taurus Mountains. They really come to life as the sun begins to set and casts orange and pink hues around them. As you're watching Mother Nature do her nightly light show, there's a meal of fish, grilled meats, salads and fruit to tuck into.

Full day small-group deluxe yacht cruise from Kemer

Hop aboard a luxury yacht and cruise along Kemer's coastline for the day – it's the perfect way to explore the Turkish Riviera without the usual crowds. With just 16 people on board and open to anyone 12 and up, it's a chilled, small-group tour where you can concentrate on getting your R&R.You'll drop anchor at three bays, each with its own vibe. First is Phaselis Bay – expect a mix of ancient ruins and natural beauty. It's tucked inside a national park, with calm, clear waters ideal for a swim and Roman-era ruins surrounded by pine trees for that Insta-worthy backdrop. Next is Cennet Koyu, aka Paradise Bay – a hidden cove that's perfect for a quiet dip. Last up is Kiris Koyu, a more rugged spot with dramatic cliffs and pine-covered hills.Lunch is freshly made and packed with local favourites, like sea bream, frills chicken, meatballs, crisp salads, tasty mezes and seasonal fruits. Drinks are included, too – from soft drinks and juice to tea, coffee, beer and wine, so you'll stay cool and hydrated all day.

Antalya’s Dino Park visit with entry and transfers

Dino Park, in Turkey, is just the ticket for a fun family day out. This half-day tour includes your transport to and from the park, as well as entry – just don't forget your camera for those dino selfies. The park's got life-sized dinosaur models that move and roar, making you feel like you've travelled back in time. Budding archaeologists can try their hand at digging up fossils at the Fossil Pool, or there are creative workshops on offer, too.

Kemer Turkish bath and Thai massage

Sink into a full-on traditional Turkish hamham experience, complete with a scrub and foam massage, a back reflex massage and a 30-minute Thai massage. Sit back and relax in the salt room, sauna and hot tub, or take a dip in the chilly shock pool if you can brave it. Fancy a cup of herbal tea? It's on us. And, don't worry about the kiddos – there's a babysitting service and children's room ready for little ones aged three and over. This is your time to relax and unwind.

Antalya Aquarium Ticket for Kemer hotels

Boasting the longest aquarium tunnel in the world and a dazzling array of species, Antalya Aquarium is a great day out. The main tank features a life-size aeroplane, a shipwreck and a submarine, and each installation is brimming with dozens of species of tropical fish and sharks. There's also a special tank for jellyfish and a wax museum. For a small extra cost – and if you're brave enough – you can take on the Fear Trophy, a creepy exhibit that showcases the world's deadliest snakes, spiders and more. Or at Snow World, discover a winter wonderland with igloos, Santa's grotto and cafés. You can even have a snowball fight and make snowmen.