Best Family Resorts in Antalya 2025 – Kids’ Clubs, Water Parks & All-Inclusive

Antalya is one of the easiest places in Turkey to travel with kids. Resorts are built around families – think multiple pools, slides, kids’ clubs, snack bars and evening shows all in one place. Parents get the peace of all-inclusive, kids get endless water fun.

• Direct or one-stop flights from many cities into Antalya Airport (AYT).
• Warm weather from late spring to autumn – ideal for pools and the sea.
• Easy mix of lazy resort days and short excursions to waterfalls, Old Town and theme parks.

If your priority is kids happy + parents relaxed, Antalya’s resort belt is usually easier than splitting your nights between many cities.

The names below are there to give you a feel for the style of Antalya family resorts. Always check recent reviews, room photos and your travel dates, but this list is a solid starting point:

• Delphin Imperial Lara – full-on water park atmosphere with slides, kids’ club, private beach and busy evening entertainment (Lara).
• Club Med Palmiye – classic all-inclusive village with sports, kids’ activities and shows for every age, from toddlers to teens.
• ADALYA Elite Lara – great value for families with several pools, kids’ slides, buffet + à la carte restaurants and nightly shows (Lara).
• IC Hotels Green Palace – lush gardens, indoor/outdoor kids’ areas and a long strip of beach; popular with repeat guests.
• Calista Luxury Resort – elegant Belek property with big pools, spa, kids’ programs and plenty of space to spread out.
• Rixos Premium Belek – premium all-inclusive with aqua park access, strong entertainment program and family-size rooms.
• The Land of Legends Kingdom Hotel – fantasy-themed hotel set inside a massive theme park + water park (kids usually love the décor here).
• IC Hotels Santai Family Resort – focused on families with kids’ clubs, mini disco, play areas and plenty of activities throughout the day.

Family tip: Aim for 5–7 nights if you want a mix of pure resort days, plus at least one day for Kaleiçi Old Town and one for Land of Legends or a boat trip.

Popular areas for families

• Lara Beach – closest to Antalya Airport (AYT), dense strip of big all-inclusive resorts. Ideal for shorter trips or if you want minimal transfer time.
• Belek – larger, greener properties with a more resort-style feel, golf courses and quick access to Land of Legends.
• Konyaaltı – long pebble beach with a city-beach vibe, close to aquariums, parks and local restaurants; good if you enjoy leaving the hotel often.

Key things to check before booking in Resorts in Antalya

• Kids’ club: minimum age, opening hours, languages spoken and if parents must stay nearby.
• Water park & pools: height restrictions for slides, shaded areas and any heated pools (important in April, May, October).
• Room setup: family suites vs. inter-connecting rooms, sofa beds, crib availability and maximum occupancy.
• Meal plan: difference between AI and UAI, late-night snacks, kids’ buffet options and allergy-friendly choices.
• Location: distance to Old Town, malls, hospitals and main attractions you care about.

If you are traveling with young kids or a stroller, it’s often worth paying a little more for Lara or Belek with easy beach access and fewer hills.

How long you stay in Antalya depends on whether you’re combining it with Istanbul, Cappadocia or other parts of Turkey. For a pure family beach holiday, typical patterns look like:

• 4–5 nights – good if Antalya is just one stop in a longer Turkey itinerary.
• 7–10 nights – enough for total pool relaxation plus 2–3 days of excursions.

For weather, many families prefer:

• May–June – warm pools and sea, but not as crowded as peak summer.
• September–early October – sea still warm, evenings softer, kids returning to school in Europe.
• July–August – hottest and busiest; great for pool days but plan indoor breaks and strong sun protection.

If you’re traveling with small children, shoulder months (late May or late September) are usually more comfortable than the peak of August.

Build your full Turkey itinerary with these Tripmoo articles:

• 🇹🇷 Turkey travel hub – routes, city combinations and sample itineraries.
• 🏛️ Kaleiçi Old Town – narrow streets, harbor views and sunset spots.
• 🌊 Düden Waterfalls guide – how to combine the waterfalls with a beach or Old Town day.
• 🎢 Land of Legends theme park – tips for visiting with kids and where to stay nearby.

Choosing between Lara, Belek and Konyaaltı comes down to how much time you have and how “resort-focused” you want your trip to be. Lara and Belek are perfect for all-inclusive beach weeks, while Konyaaltı suits families who like to be out in the city.

Use the Booking buttons above to compare family rooms, reviews and prices, then add a few GetYourGuide tours like Land of Legends and a boat or waterfall day. With these pieces in place, your Antalya family holiday becomes simple to plan – and easy to enjoy once you land at AYT.