Antalya has many safe areas, but the safest and most popular areas for tourists are Lara Beach, Antalya City Center, Konyaalti, and Dosemealti. Now, itā€™s worth researching a bit more to find out where you should stay. Depending on your interest, you may like certain areas more than others. Turkey is mostly safe when it comes to crime and its biggest risks stem from its political situation and terrorism risks. However, that isnā€™t to say that violent, as well as petty crimes, donā€™t exist in Turkey, because they do, especially in Istanbul. Snatching, pickpocketing, and mugging are the most common kinds of petty crime. We've walked around La Fortuna town and felt safe along the main road, but usually take taxis to and from hotel, too far to walk from the places we stay in. San Jose - I personally wouldn't feel comfortable walking around at night. For the most part, it's not a very pretty city, lots of traffic, razor wire, etc. It is a pleasant walk to get to Konyaalti from city center but you can also take the tram westward from Kalekapisi at the center of Antalya to the end of the line near the Antalya Museum and the Falez and Sheraton Voyager hotels, then walk downhill 10 minutes to reach Antalya Beach Park and the eastern end of Konyaalti Plaji. Iā€™ve booked tickets to Antalya and Iā€™m currently deciding on area to stay in. Iā€™ve heard reports of people staring/racism towards people of darker skinner tones so Iā€™m now a bit worried. Looking to stay somewhere safe, central and not too remote where itā€™s safe to walk around alone and preferably close to the airport Aspendos. The Lycian Way. Antalya Museum. Republic Square. Antalya Bazaar. Old City Marina. The best things to do in Antalya include stunning beaches and outdoor adventures, along with an impressive collection of significant historical attractions. With hot, sunny summers and mild winters, itā€™s a year-round retreat, so thereā€™s never a bad Thanks to the Antalya Kart (A-kart) you can get to the city center of Antalya for only 3.6 TL ($0.6) using the 600 or 800 bus operating every 30 minutes even the Tram. You can also opt for a slightly more comfortable alternative for 10 Liras ($1.75) using the Havas Shuttle operating every 2 hours. However, if you had a long flight and you have K3RV8.
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