Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts in Turkey

·Exceptional dining depth for an all-inclusive.

Maxx Royal Kemer is a 291-room resort on three private bays south of Antalya, and at 9.4 it is the highest-scoring resort in our Turkish catalog. The bays are the differentiator on this coast: clear Mediterranean water with the middle one specifically the family swimming beach, rather than the single long strip most Antalya resorts share. There is an aquapark, an indoor heated children's pool and a spa behind it.

·Very high Tripadvisor review volume and strong category ratings.

Gloria Serenity holds 500 metres of private golden beach at Belek, reached across a bridge over the River Acisu. Its dining operation is one of the deepest in our catalog. Eleven restaurants: a main buffet plus ten a la carte rooms running Japanese, French, Italian, two steakhouses, seafood and Mediterranean, with fourteen bars and a patisserie on the top floor. Golf, a spa and a renovated aquapark fill the rest of the estate.

·Strong recurring guest sentiment for food, rooms, service and golf.

Belek is Turkey's golf coast, and Regnum Carya is its showpiece, a championship course, a 1.5km private beach, a hammam-anchored spa, and six themed restaurants. It's a lot of resort for the money, which is Turkey's whole pitch. Great for golfers and families alike. Best April through October.

·Extensive official pool complex with heated options.

·Excellent family infrastructure and included Land of Legends access.

Rixos Premium Belek is a large, polished family all-inclusive on the Belek coast, for families who want a private beach and a big dining programme. A theme park is thrown in. It is about 40 minutes from Antalya's airport and about five kilometres from Belek itself, with eight restaurants and five bars, waterslides, swim-up suites and villas with private pools, and included access to The Land of Legends theme park. It is lively by design and priced for the families who want that.

·Official Ultra All Inclusive concept.

·Concorde De Luxe Resort is a big family all-inclusive on Lara Beach, for families who want a water park and thirteen bars a quarter-hour from the plane. It is about 15 minutes from Antalya's airport, with 401 rooms, nine restaurants, an aquapark, an indoor pool for the cooler months and a seafront position on the Lara strip. The dining runs from a Turkish grill to a Far East kitchen, and the buffet is only where it starts.

·Excellent family infrastructure

Ela Excellence Resort is a large family all-inclusive on the Belek coast, for families who want nine pools and a kids' club with digital tracking. It spreads over 110,000 square metres behind a 270-metre private beach and pier, with eight restaurants, nine bars, an aqua park and the Everland Kids Club, which has a children's restaurant of its own. The plan runs around the clock.

·Huge family infrastructure with official 5,000 sqm Cornie Kids World.

·True ultra/all-inclusive concept

Limak Lara De Luxe is a big family all-inclusive on Lara Beach, for parents who want a water park and a sea-view room as standard. The airport is a short run away. It is about 20 minutes from the terminal, with 441 rooms, six pools, nine restaurants and six bars, a private beach and a kids' club, and it is priced under the Belek palaces along the coast. The city is close and rarely used.