• Yivli Minaret Mosque - Constructed in the 13th century by the Seljuk sultan Alaeddin Keykubat, this mosque features an elegant, fluted minaret that has become a symbol of Antalya.
• Kesik Minare Mosque - This structure reflects the city’s rich history, originally serving as a Byzantine church before being converted into a mosque.
• Antalya Saat Kulesi - Located by the ancient city walls, this impressive 19th-century tower is square-shaped and built from rough and hewn stone.
• Kaleici - Antalya’s old city is home to many historic sites. Renovations to the marina and waterfront have introduced numerous hotels, restaurants, and shops, making it a popular tourist spot.
• Hadrian’s Gate - A must-see historical site. Just off Atatürk Boulevard, you’ll find the striking three double arches of the gates, erected in 130 to commemorate Emperor Hadrian’s visit.
• Konyaalti Beach - The Taurus mountains and cliffs at either end create a stunning backdrop for a day of swimming and sunbathing.
• Karaalioglu Park - This urban park is filled with colorful and exotic flowers, making it a favorite spot for a leisurely walk.
• Ataturk House & Museum - Ataturk stayed in this house during his visit to Antalya.
• Old City Marina - This charming crescent-shaped marina hosts fishing boats alongside elegant yachts.
• HIdIrlIk Kulesi - A tower from the Roman Empire period.
• Beach Park - Features restaurants and coffee shops.
• Ataturk ParkI - Offers delightful cliff-top restaurants.
• Old City Marina - The award-winning restoration has transformed this into one of Turkey’s most attractive marinas, complete with yacht moorings, shops, and restaurants.
• Mermerli Beach - Antalya’s first beach, known for its crystal-clear waters.
• Tekeli Mehmet Pasa Mosque - Located in the Kalekapisi district, this 18th-century structure is one of the city’s most significant Ottoman mosques.
• Cam Piramit - A Glass Pyramid located in Culture Park.
• Aqualand & Dolphinland - Features dolphin shows and an aqualand.
• Antalya Aquarium - Home to the longest tunnel aquarium in Europe.
• Antalya Muzesi - The museum boasts 13 display halls with exhibits from the Paleolithic Age to Ottoman times, including a special children’s section with activities to spark interest in antiques and museums.
• Antalya Bazaar - A vibrant street market.
• Ataturk Boulevard - Known for its sights and landmarks.
• Ataturk Monument - Monuments and statues located in Republic Square.
• Antaliiskaya Fortress - A notable sight and landmark.

• Local guide
• Safety briefing
• Turkish coffee, tea and bottled water
• Audio guide
• Use of helmet and vest

• Hotel pickup and drop-off from central Antalya Hotels (add. cost of approx. 10 euro)
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities

Explore Antalya’s attractions effortlessly on a 4-hour electric bike tour, guided by a local expert. Climb onto your easy-to-ride, electric-powered bike and glide smoothly through the city’s clifftop parks, monuments, and historic district. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea from the cliffs; capture photos of the 2nd-century Hadrian’s Gate; discover the city’s history with your audio guide; and wander through the charming streets and marina of Antalya Old Town (Kaleiçi) to see its bazaars, wooden houses, bathhouses, minarets, and other notable sites. The tour is limited to 10 participants for a personalized, small-group experience.

• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• Babies under 3 are not allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.