Kemer Holidays 2026 / 2027 | Low £30pp Deposits

Sunshine, pine-covered mountains and a coastline that knows how to show off, Kemer is where Turkish Riviera holidays turn the charm dial right up.

Why should you go on your holidays to Kemer?

Kemer is made for laidback beach days with a side of adventure. You’ve got shingly coves, swish marinas, forested peaks and plenty of family-friendly fun, all wrapped up in that warm Turkish welcome. It’s a great pick if you want poolside relaxing by day and buzzy bars by night - that's kinda an Antalya speciality.

Best time to go on your Kemer holidays

Kemer enjoys long, beach-ready summers and mild shoulder seasons, so it’s easy to plan a sunshine escape.

Summer (June to August) - expect hot, dry days in the high 20s to low 30s, perfect for sea swims and long evenings outdoors. It’s the busiest season, so beaches and bars have plenty going on.
Spring (April to May) - warm, sunny and colourful, with temps in the low to mid 20s. Great for hiking, exploring ruins and quieter beach days before the crowds arrive.
Autumn (September to October) - still wonderfully warm, often mid to high 20s, with balmy seas ideal for late-season dips. A top choice for couples and families wanting relaxed sunshine.
Winter (November to March) - mild but cooler with occasional rain. Great value, peaceful resorts and perfect for long walks, hammam sessions and sightseeing minus the heat.

What are the best beaches to visit on your holiday to Kemer?

Kemer’s coastline is a mix of golden shingle, calm bays and crystal-clear water perfect for a dip or three (we mean try em' all if you couldn't tell):

Moonlight Beach - a gently curving sandy spot ideal for families, safe swimming and all-day lounging.
Kemer Public Beach - long, lively and lined with sunbeds, great for people-watching and watersports.
Cirali Beach - peaceful, wide and wonderfully unspoilt with a backdrop of mountains and nesting turtles.
Beldibi Beach - a quieter stretch with shingle shores and calm waters that suit snorkellers and serenity-seekers.

Things to do on your Kemer holidays

Whether you fancy mountains, markets or Mediterranean magic, Kemer’s got you covered. There's plenty to break up your pool days... or, y'know... stick to the pool if that's how you jolly (no complaints), but for the get-up-and-go-get-em crew, these are a few things that we reckon should be on your to-do list...

Hop the cable car up Tahtali Mountain for panoramic views you’ll brag about for months.
Spend a day splashing around at Dolusu Park with slides, pools and a wave pool for little adventurers.
Wander the Kemer Marina, perfect for gelato stops and boat-spotting.
Explore the ancient ruins of Phaselis, set between lush pine forests and turquoise bays.
Dive or snorkel around Three Islands, a hotspot for sea life and underwater caves.
Browse Kemer’s weekly market for spices, souvenirs and Turkish delight samples.

Ramadan

During this time, many cafes and restaurants will close during the day, restrictions on alcohol sales may be in place, and hotel dining for non-Muslim guests may take place in private rooms. Playing music, dancing, and eating in public areas may also be restricted during this time.

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Weather in Kemer

JAN

14^°C

FEB

14^°C

MAR

18^°C

APR

22^°C

MAY

25^°C

JUN

27^°C

JUL

28^°C

AUG

28^°C

SEP

25^°C

OCT

23^°C

NOV

19^°C

DEC

16^°C

From summer temperatures of over 30°; Celsius, to mild winters from 10 to 15°; Celsius, prepare to tan during your Kemer holidays! The best time to visit Kemer is from early May to November, to be guaranteed those permanently clear blue skies and the sultry sea-breezes that stave off the humidity.

These temperatures are perfect for Kemer holidays on the beach, make sure you pack plenty of sun cream because you'll be needing it. A holiday in Kemer means you'll be going home with that healthy bronzed look!

Being so close to Antalya, and well-connected by regular transport, that ancient city's mysteries are at your command here. You can visit Antalya Museum, Turkey's largest, with over 5,000 artefacts, artworks and sculptures. The classical tri-arched gate constructed by the Roman Emperor Hadrian likewise demands a look, as do the myriad ruins and statues that populate the city.

Keep an eye open also for the Yivli Minaret, the seven century old mosque tower which is the city's symbol and home to the Museum of Ethnography, where the relics of all Antalya's cultures are stored.

Culture
Kemer is well situated for exploring local life, the only problem is where to start! You could visit the marble temples protruding from the lush foliage of Olimpos, go on an excursion to the ancient city of Termessos, or experience the bustle and bartering of market life in Antalya. The village of Ulupinar provides you with the chance to sample local delicacies of trout, meat soups and salads.
If you don't want to travel much while on Kemer holidays, simply walk down the main street to visit the shops and haggle for silks at Kemer's own daily markets.
Nightlife
Quiet it may be, but that doesn't mean you'll be stuck for things to do at night on your holidays to Kemer. There are hundreds of bars, clubs and restaurants in Kemer, with everything from local folk music to cutting edge dance. Try the two Aura clubs for some upbeat dance, or one of the night-cafes for a more chilled atmosphere in which to watch the sun come up. Remember, you're also only fifteen minutes away from Antalya, with it's all-night clubs, twenty-four hour shops and a buzzing city vibe!

Even in the middle of Turkey's golden-sanded Riviera, Kemer stands out from other beaches for the unique way that the surrounding Taurus mountains meld seamlessly with the pine-covered landscape and beaches to form a stunning panorama. For sunset vistas that will have you reaching for your watercolours, scale the mountains by foot or jeep, or visit the unspoilt beauties of nearby Goynuk Canyon where you can even go for a swim in the clear spring waters.

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