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Halime ÇelikGoogle · a month ago
★★★★★
Spotless in every detail, with wonderful fresh air beside the forest.
Kemer · Antalya
Beside the Forest, in the Heart of Kemer
Rest among the pines. Discover Kemer.
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The Forest Park spirit
Closer to nature, without leaving town behind.
On the edge of the pine forest and moments from Kemer life. Forest Park Hotel brings together a peaceful garden, a refreshing pool and genuinely warm service.
28boutique rooms
4 dkto the sea
4.5Google rating
3 languagesTR · EN · RU
From our guests
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Olga BayramGoogle · 3 weeks ago
★★★★★
A peaceful pine-side hotel with clean rooms and a satisfying breakfast.
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CmlGoogle · 3 weeks ago
★★★★★
The staff’s warmth, attention and thoughtful little gestures stood out.
Rooms
Simple, bright and ready for rest.
Find the comfort you need at the end of the day in a calm, uncluttered setting.
01FOREST PARK · KEMERStandard Room
A practical and peaceful space for solo travellers or couples.
- Air conditioning
- Free Wi‑Fi
- Mini fridge
- Private bathroom
- Fresh air
- Pine forest
02FOREST PARK · KEMERTriple Room
A more spacious, comfortable layout for guests travelling together.
- Air conditioning
- Free Wi‑Fi
- Mini fridge
- Private bathroom
- Fresh air
- Pine forest
Experiences
Three natural rhythms of a holiday.
01Slow down by the pool
Cool off beside the pines and enjoy the sun without rushing.
02Start in the garden
Breakfast outdoors and a peaceful garden atmosphere throughout the day.
03Discover Kemer
Sea, walking trails, ancient cities and nightlife are all within reach.
The real Forest Park
Exactly as it feels when you are here.
Kemer Guide
From the hotel door to Kemer’s most natural routes.
Explore Kemer from Forest Park at your own pace. Routes run from nearest to farthest; times are approximate drives from the hotel in normal traffic.
01Town walk≈ 1,2 km≈ 4 min
Kemer Centre & Liman Street
The easiest route from the hotel’s calm into Kemer’s everyday rhythm, with shops, small cafés and an easy evening stroll.
- Best for
- Couples, families and guests who like exploring on foot.
- What to expect
- Relaxed by day and livelier after sunset; simply watch for bicycles and scooters in pedestrian areas.
- Bring
- Comfortable shoes and a light evening layer.
- Getting there
- Best on foot; a short taxi ride in the hottest hours.
Do not miss
Take a slow post-sunset walk and stop for local ice cream.
02Sea · walking≈ 2 km≈ 6 min
Moonlight Bay, Marina & Yörük Park
A gentle bay, the marina promenade and Yörük Park’s pine-covered headland meet on one compact route.
- Best for
- Families, couples, swimmers and leisurely photographers.
- What to expect
- Public and serviced areas sit side by side; loungers and some facilities may be charged. Summer evenings are lively.
- Bring
- Towel, hat, sun protection and water shoes for pebbles.
- Getting there
- Around 25 minutes on foot or a few minutes by taxi.
Do not miss
Walk from the marina to the bay and watch sunset beneath the pines.
03Full-day sea≈ 2 km≈ 6 min
Boat Day from Kemer
Marina boats link pine-framed coves that are difficult to reach by road. Choose carefully: quiet swim routes and party boats offer very different days.
- Best for
- Families, couples and friends happy to spend most of the day at sea.
- What to expect
- The captain’s weather and swim instructions apply. Ask about music, route, lunch and passenger numbers before booking.
- Bring
- Towel, sun protection, hat, spare shirt and a waterproof phone pouch.
- Getting there
- Walk or take a taxi to the marina and arrive at least 20 minutes before departure.
Do not miss
Ask for a smaller group and generous swim stops when booking.
04History · views≈ 3,5 km≈ 10 min
Idyros & Çalıştepe
Kemer’s quieter side combines traces of ancient Idyros, the forest edge and brief coastal viewpoints rather than a large archaeological complex.
- Best for
- Guests seeking a short walk, photographs and a quieter pause.
- What to expect
- Paths can be stony or faint; enjoy the remains without climbing or moving anything.
- Bring
- Closed walking shoes, water and a light sunset layer.
- Getting there
- Taxi or private car, followed by a short walk.
Do not miss
Catch the golden hour from the Çalıştepe side after the crowds thin.
05Beach day≈ 7,5 km≈ 13 min
Kiriş & Çamyuva Coast
A long shoreline, clear water and Beydağları views. Kiriş feels more resort-like, while Çamyuva offers several beach stops.
- Best for
- Families, water-sport fans and anyone after an easy beach day.
- What to expect
- Hotel beaches and public access can sit side by side; respect marked private areas and water-sport lanes.
- Bring
- Water shoes, sun shade and enough drinking water.
- Getting there
- Çamyuva minibus, taxi or private car.
Do not miss
Swim before the morning crowds while the water is at its calmest.
06Natural bay≈ 10 km≈ 17 min
Alacasu — Paradise Bay
A simple natural bay where pines appear to meet the water—best for guests who value clear sea over organised beach comfort.
- Best for
- Local picnickers, outdoor-minded guests and small boat groups.
- What to expect
- Facilities may be limited. No fire or litter; access conditions can change seasonally.
- Bring
- Water, a light snack, rubbish bag, water shoes and shade.
- Getting there
- Taxi or private car; check the final access road before leaving. Some boat routes also stop here.
Do not miss
Arrive early for the glassy water of the first morning hours.
07Archaeology · sea≈ 12 km≈ 18 min
Phaselis Ancient City & Bays
A rare day route where a stone-paved harbour street opens onto three separate bays, combining history and swimming without haste.
- Best for
- History lovers, couples and families who enjoy calm coves.
- What to expect
- Archaeological-site rules apply and hours can change. Do not climb ruins, light fires or disturb the natural shore.
- Bring
- Museum Pass or entry budget, water, a light bag, hat and water shoes.
- Getting there
- Private car or taxi; a Tekirova minibus drop-off leaves a walk through the forest.
Do not miss
Walk the Harbour Street first, then swim in the calm central harbour.
08Family · children≈ 13 km≈ 19 min
Dinopark Göynük
An open-air family stop built around life-size dinosaur models—an easy alternative to another beach day with younger children.
- Best for
- Families with children looking for an active outing rather than a quiet museum.
- What to expect
- A ticketed, mostly outdoor venue; mornings and late afternoons are more comfortable in hot months.
- Bring
- Hat, water, comfortable shoes and spare clothes for younger children.
- Getting there
- Göynük minibus or taxi; a car is easiest with young children.
Do not miss
Check activity times at entry and pace the visit around the children.
09Canyon · adventure≈ 14 km≈ 22 min
Göynük Canyon
A quick change from the hot coast to cool rock, pools and trails. Keep it scenic and gentle, or add activities such as body rafting.
- Best for
- Hikers, adventurous couples and families with older children.
- What to expect
- The water is cold; supplied equipment and staff instructions are mandatory for paid activities. Check same-day conditions.
- Bring
- Grippy closed shoes, swimwear, towel, dry bag and spare clothes.
- Getting there
- Taxi, private car or a pre-booked hotel transfer offered by the canyon.
Do not miss
Choose deliberately between a scenic walk and body rafting according to your comfort level.
10Mountain village · heritage≈ 17 km≈ 25 min
Kesme Gorge & Gedelme
The road curls inland through pine valleys to village life, Gedelme Castle and its monumental plane tree—a very different Kemer.
- Best for
- Nature-minded guests seeking quiet, photography and a local lunch.
- What to expect
- Roads can narrow and public transport is sparse. Respect village life and do not enter private gardens or fields.
- Bring
- Comfortable shoes, water, a light layer for the cool valley and some cash.
- Getting there
- Private car or taxi is best; agree the return time in advance.
Do not miss
Pause beneath the monumental plane tree, then choose a simple village lunch.
11Archaeology · short stop≈ 24 km≈ 30 min
Beldibi Cave & Coast
A brief archaeological stop north along the coast, bringing you close to the region’s earliest human traces. Best paired with Beldibi’s shoreline.
- Best for
- Archaeology enthusiasts and guests heading toward Antalya who want a meaningful short stop.
- What to expect
- Access limits may change; do not cross barriers, touch rock surfaces or leave markings.
- Bring
- Closed shoes, water and a towel for a brief coastal stop.
- Getting there
- Antalya-bound minibus or private car; confirm current access before leaving.
Do not miss
Complete the cave stop with tea and a short pause beside the Beldibi coast.
12Summit · cable car≈ 24 km≈ 30 min
Mount Tahtalı — Sea to Sky
A short but dramatic climb from sea level to 2,365 metres, revealing the curves of the coast and the Beydağları when visibility is clear.
- Best for
- Couples, families, photographers and anyone craving summit air.
- What to expect
- Ticketed and weather-dependent. The summit can be much colder and windier than the coast; confirm the schedule that day.
- Bring
- A jacket in every season, closed shoes, sunglasses and sun protection.
- Getting there
- Pre-book the official transfer or take a taxi/private car to the lower station.
Do not miss
Check cloud cover before buying and choose the clearest window.
13Streams · lunch≈ 30 km≈ 36 min
Ulupınar
Shaded tables beside cold springs offer a natural escape from the summer coast. Ulupınar is less about sightseeing and more about slowing down.
- Best for
- Families and couples looking for an unhurried, cooler lunch stop.
- What to expect
- Streamside restaurants are popular; check prices and reserve ahead at weekends.
- Bring
- A light layer, comfortable shoes and both card/cash options.
- Getting there
- Private car or taxi; easy to combine with a Çıralı–Olympos day.
Do not miss
Take your time over trout and meze at a table beside the water.
14Nature · evening route≈ 38 km≈ 48 min
Çıralı Beach & Chimaera
A memorable route pairing Çıralı’s long natural beach with the flames of Chimaera. Its best rhythm begins in late afternoon and continues into dusk.
- Best for
- Nature-conscious couples, walkers, backpackers and relaxed families.
- What to expect
- The beach is a turtle nesting area: avoid marked nests, reduce light and noise at night and follow seasonal notices. The Chimaera path climbs uphill.
- Bring
- Closed shoes, water, a low-light torch, swimwear, towel and insect repellent.
- Getting there
- Private car, taxi or day tour; plan the return journey before nightfall.
Do not miss
Swim first, then climb toward Chimaera as daylight fades.
15Lycia · forest · sea≈ 42 km≈ 53 min
Olympos Ancient City
Forest, riverbed, Lycian ruins and sea share one corridor. Olympos feels less like a silent museum and more like a living nature route.
- Best for
- History-and-nature lovers, younger travellers, couples and walking families.
- What to expect
- Archaeological-site rules apply. Ground can be uneven and shaded; protect the remains and stay on marked routes.
- Bring
- Museum Pass/entry budget, grippy shoes, water and light swim gear.
- Getting there
- Private car, taxi or an Olympos tour; expect a walk after parking.
Do not miss
Explore the ruins slowly and finish the route with a swim.
16Distant bay · boat≈ 55 km≈ 68 min
Adrasan Bay & Suluada
A calm two-kilometre bay and a natural base for smaller boat trips. Suluada extends the day at sea, while Adrasan remains unhurried after returning ashore.
- Best for
- Couples, families and guests who enjoy a full day swimming in clear bays.
- What to expect
- Boat schedules depend on sea and weather; follow the captain. Shade may be limited, and protected shores must be left clean.
- Bring
- Strong sun protection, towel, water, spare clothes and a waterproof bag.
- Getting there
- Private car, taxi or tour transfer; leave Kemer early for morning boats.
Do not miss
If conditions are good, take a morning Suluada boat and stay for sunset in Adrasan.
Distances, access, admission and opening times can change seasonally. Check live maps and the operator’s current notice before leaving.
Information and image referencesKemer Belediyesi ↗GoTürkiye ↗T.C. Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı ↗Göynük Kanyonu ↗Olympos Teleferik ↗
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