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Grand Cinar Hotel lies among the finest of selections in order to fulfill your Islamic vacation needs and desires.
Built upon 30,000 square meters of land, Grand Cinar Hotel offers views of the Mediterranean Sea and is located just at a 5 kilometers’ distance from Kumluca town center.
Aligned with the “Muslim Holiday” notion, Grand Cinar Hotel in Kumluca, Antalya, Turkey is a very pleasant destination to let you appreciate an astounding vacation.
The prices are based on open buffet all-inclusive service.
Beach is located just across the road, 250m distance from the hotel.
1 women only outdoor pool with kids pool, 1 women only indoor pool, 1 outdoor mixed pool for families with water slides and kids pool.
Water sports, beach volleyball, table tennis, billiards, board games, darts and other sport activities, women only complex featuring sunbathing terrace, garden and poolside snack bars.
Turkish bath, hamam, sauna, spa facilities on certain hours for men and women.
Evening entertainment activities.
Mini club, kids’ playground, kids’ pools, babysitting, animations and activities.
Restaurant and cafes, masjid for men and women only, on site market and shops, laundry, parking and car hire.
All the food served and or available at the hotel’s property is completely halal. Alcohol is neither served nor allowed anywhere on the hotel premises.
Following restaurants and cafes are available for catering:
Antalya is a flawless blend of sun, deep turquoise waters and the mountains obscured with trees – a fusion that is rare to be seen anywhere else. One of the most captivating ingredients of the city are its superb palm trees that are a welcoming indication of the Mediterranean climate, mildly cooling off any fatigue that the vacationer might come with.
With its ever-expanding tourism and hypnotic nature, Antalya embraces the visitors for an extraordinary holiday experience.
Köprülü Kanyon to enjoy the rafting
An exciting and thrilling 14 km rafting tour in Köprülü Canyon is a really popular rafting circuit in Antalya. Experience this adventure with your friends by hiring a professional guide to make the most out of it.
Electric Bike Tour of Antalya
This 4-hour bike ride would make the city tour effortless and yet very exciting. Traverse freely across the city’s cliff top parks, old quarter and historic monuments. Appreciate the mighty Lower Düden Waterfalls; capture images of second century Hadrian’s Gate; and cruise the amusing lanes and marina of Kaleiçi to explore its wooden town houses, bazaars, bathhouses and landmarks.
Cable Car Ride from Kemer to Tahtali Mountains
Don't miss out on the breathtaking experience of the cable car ride to relish astonishing sights from the Peak of Tahtali Mountain that stands 2365 meters above sea level. You would witness the stunning shoreline of Antalya region, magnificent mountains, deep blue Mediterranean Sea and pine forests.
Antalya is one of the top places where you can relish the genuine flavors of Turkish cuisine. It is greatly suggested that you try especially the bitter orange marmalade, which is made with a regional recipe and you would never forget the tang of this delectable marmalade.
Restore your energies at the Termessos spas that would reveal to you the secrets of rejuvenation and relaxation on a different level.
It is entirely up to you to pick from an array of things to do in Antalya. You will definitely have a time worth remembering and leave you with pleasing memories.
Antalya used to be just the doorway to the Turkish Riviera, but in present it has turned out to be one of the most desired spot of vacation in itself. Largest city of Turkey, located on the western Mediterranean coastline is not only remarkable in its natural beauty but also fashionably contemporary.
At the very heart of Antalya is the superbly conserved ancient city district of Kaleiçi that proposes a distinctive accommodation ambiance copious with an accumulation of finely renovated Ottoman houses. The historic city cloaks around a glorious Roman-era wharf with hilltop sights of misty blue mountain contours.
Antalya has an account that goes back to 133 BC. The relics of the city's pre Roman and Roman past are scattered throughout the city and indifferently engrossed into its modern-day texture. Move out of the city’s boundary and you will discover the historic sites of Perge, Aspendos and Termessos. The debris of few of the Turkey’s once-leading civilizations could be scaled and explored there – something to be experienced by an inquisitive mind.
Few of the many worth seeing historic sites in Antalya are the Antalya Museum; the ethnography Museum Suna & İnan Kıraç Kaleiçi; Sultan Alaadin Camii – the gem of a mosque; Yivli Minare – the minaret erected in 13th century by Seljuk Sultan Aladdin Keykubad; Ataturk Statue and Antalya Kültür Evi – finely refurbished Ottoman mansion reflecting the architectural history of the city.