Fly to Antalya

There is a region in modern Turkey bordered by the Black Sea, the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea that for long time was known as Anatolia (Asia Minor), region of incomparable beauty. In the south of this peninsula, Antalya overlooks the Mediterranean since centuries ago when its actual ruins where home to ancient civilizations. Antalya is one of those cities scheduled in most airline travel planners when it comes to visit East Europe and it is really easy get there by plane. The Antalya International Airport (AYT) is considered the gateway to the sunny Turkish Riviera and is located only six miles (10 km) east of the city. Antalya's Airport connects with international flight traffic coming from the Great Britain, Northern and Eastern Europe, as well as flights arriving from Egypt, Iran, and Israel. The city has not only a historical background providing visitors with remains of Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman ruins and monuments, but a sandy beach that is one of the most sought-after summertime destinations each year. Hospitality and reasonable prices, including lodging and airfares, are only few of the key factors that make visitors want to return over and over. There are also several festivals taking place throughout the year including the Antalya International Folk Music and Dance Festival Competition held during the last week of August, the Mediterranean International Music Festival in October, and the Konyaalti Beach ParkKas-Demre Festival in Winter, just to name a few of them. As a top-notch Mediterranean holiday resort, Antalya showcases palm-lined boulevards and picturesque narrow streets at the Keleici old quarter, comprising old wooden houses surrounded by ancient city walls. It is really easy find several amenities in both the city's International airport and its award-winning Marina, place at which visitors will not only find shops and casual dining facilities, but also an ideal spot for sunbathing an enjoying the Mediterranean Sea.