The south coast of Turkey has long summers, peaceful autumns and short winters. By the beginning of February the pine forests are alive with; wild narcissi, cyclamen, peony and the very shy tulip.

There is a 2000 km of coastline to choose from! Average summer temperatures are in the range of 33 C+. The breezes of the ‘meltem’ offer cooler afternoons and evenings. The summer water temperature is in the mid-20’s while in the winter it does not fall below 18 C. until the snow melts in March!.. You might prefer the tranquility of autumn when there is no expectation of summer, just the warm velvety waters of the Med.

As the mountains give way to the plains of Pamphylia, the seas change from turquoise to azure to ink-blue. Along this coast are endless expanses of sand broken only by the ruin of a neglected castle. This plain and to its east the Cilician Plain enjoy warmer more humid summers where even Pineapple and Papaya may be cultivated.  Winter weather is cool and wet with temperatures reaching 18 C during the day and occasionally falling to 4 C in the evening.

Oludeniz has fantastic weather. Sunny skies, temperatures in the twenties and low rainfall from March till early November.

Winter weather is cool and wet with temperatures reaching 18C in the day time and very occasionally falling to 2C in the evenings.

Summer weather can be warm, in the range of 33 C+ but the cooling sea breezes of the melte winds make the evenings more pleasant.