Türkler is a small coastal area about 15 kilometres west of Alanya. Most people pass through it without noticing — which is exactly why some buyers end up choosing it.
It’s quieter, less built up, and backed directly by pine forest. Compared to neighbouring areas, there’s less development, fewer people, and a slower pace overall.
For buyers, that usually comes down to one thing: Lower prices on the coast, with fewer compromises on space.
Quick facts
- Feel: Quiet, low-density coastal strip backed by forest
- Who it suits: Buyers looking for calm, lower prices, and a simple lifestyle
- Typical property: Older apartment blocks, small complexes, very limited new-build supply
- Price band: Around €55,000–€110,000 depending on size, condition, and sea view
- Airport: Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport around 30–40 minutes; Antalya Airport around 2 hours
Where Türkler sits
Türkler is located between Konaklı and Avsallar on the western side of Alanya.
The area is physically small, a narrow strip between the D400 road and the sea, with the forest directly behind it. That natural boundary limits development, which is why it still feels less crowded than nearby coastal areas.
The beach runs along the full length of the area and is generally quieter than most of the Alanya coastline.
What you're really buying
Property in Türkler is mainly resale.
There are very few new developments, and most available properties are older apartments built in the late 1990s and 2000s. You’ll typically find 1+1 and 2+1 units in small buildings or residential complexes.
For buyers searching for property in Türkler, the main advantage is price.
Compared to nearby areas, entry costs are lower, especially for older apartments without sea views. Prices increase with location, building condition, and proximity to the coast.
Supply is limited, and the market moves more slowly than in larger areas.
Living in Türkler
Life here is simple.
There are basic shops and services, but for anything more, hospitals, larger supermarkets, shopping centres, most people go to Konaklı or Alanya.
Public transport runs along the main road, but having a car makes daily life easier.
In summer, the area becomes more active, but it never reaches the same level of density as larger resort areas. In winter, it becomes very quiet.
Rental and investment reality
Türkler is not a high-yield rental location.
Summer rentals are possible, but the season is limited, and demand is lower than in more established areas. Outside the main season, finding tenants can be difficult.
This is why property in Türkler is usually a lifestyle purchase rather than a pure investment.
Getting around
Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport is around 30–40 minutes away. Antalya Airport is approximately 2 hours by road.
Alanya centre can be reached in about 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.
Who it's for
Türkler suits buyers who:
- want a quieter coastal area
- are prioritising price over location prestige
- don’t need strong rental income
Who should look elsewhere
If you’re looking for more infrastructure, rental demand, or a more active environment, areas like Konaklı or Mahmutlar may be a better fit.
Türkler works best for buyers who value space, simplicity, and a quieter setting over convenience.