Antalya
Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, framed by the Taurus mountains and a long, clear coastline — and the city where HN Health Turkey is based. A short flight from Europe, with a long summer, a historic old town and a well-established international visitor scene.
A calm, easy base for your visit.
Antalya is Turkey’s main resort city and a well-established base for international visitors, with a wide choice of accommodation and an international healthcare scene. For patients travelling from abroad, that means easy access and a relaxed place to recover.
Everything practical is coordinated for you. Your coordinator arranges the airport pickup, your stay near the facility and every transfer — while the historic old town, the beaches and the mountains stay within easy reach for your free time.
Easy to reach, simple on arrival.
Antalya has one of Turkey’s busiest airports, with direct flights from across Europe. From the moment you land, your transfers are handled.
Antalya Airport (AYT)
A major international airport a short drive from the city, with terminals served by carriers from across Europe.
Direct flights
Roughly 4 hours from the UK and around 3 from central Europe, with many direct routes — especially through the warmer months.
Your transfers
A private vehicle meets you on arrival and handles every transfer between the airport, your hotel and the facility.
Flights are booked by you; the team is glad to recommend options. Your transfers, stay and appointments are arranged by your coordinator, and all medical care is delivered by the authorised facility.
What there is to see.
Between appointments or once you’re resting, Antalya has plenty within easy reach — from a Roman old town to beaches and waterfalls.
Kaleiçi — the old town
Antalya’s atmospheric old quarter, wrapped in Roman and Ottoman walls on the cliffs above the harbour.
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Its narrow, cobbled lanes are lined with restored Ottoman mansions — many now boutique hotels, cafés and craft shops. You’ll pass Hadrian’s Gate, a marble triple arch built for the emperor’s visit in 130 AD, the fluted Yivli Minaret, and quiet courtyards shaded by orange trees. It’s a flat, easy area to explore on foot, and a lovely place to spend an evening on a rest day.
Konyaaltı Beach
A long pebble beach stretching west from the city, framed by the Beydağları mountains.
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Backed by a landscaped promenade with cafés, showers and shaded seating, Konyaaltı is rated for its water quality. The clear, deep-blue Mediterranean and the mountain backdrop make it one of the city’s favourite spots for a gentle walk or a quiet afternoon, with sun loungers and beach clubs along its length.
Düden Waterfalls
Two sets of falls fed by the Düden river — one set inland, one dropping straight into the sea.
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The Upper Düden falls sit in a green park northeast of the centre, where a path leads behind the cascade through a cool cave. The Lower Düden falls plunge around 40 metres off the cliffs into the Mediterranean — best seen from a viewing terrace or a short coastal boat trip. Both make easy half-day outings.
Aspendos
One of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world, about an hour east of the city.
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Built in the 2nd century AD, its stage building and seating for roughly 15,000 survive almost intact, and the acoustics are still remarkable — it hosts an opera and ballet festival each summer. Nearby you can also see the remains of a Roman aqueduct and the ancient city itself.
The Old Harbour
The Roman-era marina tucked into the cliffs directly below Kaleiçi.
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Once the city’s trading port, the horseshoe harbour is now a marina for yachts and wooden gulets. Cafés and fish restaurants line the quay, and short boat tours leave from here along the coast and towards the Düden falls. The walk down from the old town — and back up at sunset — is one of Antalya’s nicest.
The Bazaar
Markets and covered arcades for spices, textiles, tea and Turkish delight.
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In and around Kaleiçi you’ll find a traditional bazaar and open-air markets selling saffron and spices, dried fruit and nuts, leather, ceramics and jewellery. It’s a relaxed place to pick up gifts, sample lokum (Turkish delight) and drink a glass of çay, and vendors are well used to international visitors.
Your trip to Antalya, coordinated
Request information and a coordinator will map out the appointment, transfers and stay — in writing, with no obligation.
This form is not for medical emergencies.