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Turkish Villa Rentals offers Information about the Alanya Nightlife, places to eat out, and other places of interest I normally don't like giving tips on nightlife because they can change so fast. Especially the nightlife, that's hot one year can be totally forgotten the next year. But in Alanya there is one general tip. Head to the harbour!!! This is where all the action is. If you go here looking for nightlife you are in the right place! All the big discos are situated on the harbour, and in the bazaar streets above you can find lots of nice bars and restaurants. Many locals go to these places, while most of the tourists dance the night away at one of the discos in the harbour. But at 3 o'clock it's finished. Another alternative for those who don't want to finish the party is to take the free bus shuttle to Auditorium. A great and big place outside of the city. But it doesn't get busy before the other places close, so don't go here too early in the night. |
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As a general rule imported beverages in Alanya are more expensive than local ones, especially when it comes to alcohol where the difference in price can be more apparent. Taste does of course vary from person to person but often the cheap local stuff tastes just as good as the more expensive imported brands.
All the big discos in Alanya are situated on the harbour, and in the bazaar streets above you can find lots of nice bars and restaurants. Many Alanya locals go to these places, while most of the tourists dance the night away at one of the discos in the Alanya harbour. But at 3 o'clock it's finished. Close to the police station in the harbour it used to be a place that was open longer, but it has been closed for long periods many times so I don't know if it is there anymore. Another alternative for those who don't want to finish the party is to take the free bus shuttle to Auditorium. A great and big place outside of the city. But it doesn't get busy before the other places close, so don't go here too early in the night. It also has a big swimming pool so you can jump inside there if it gets too hot... |
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James Dean Night Club In Alanya a night out is not complete unless you have been to James Dean Night Club – here the choices are so The James Dean disco is arranged in small sections with their own character and you will also find plenty of opportunities to either dance or sit down and relax in comfortable sofas and seating areas. The music is controlled by experienced DJs from Alanya, Istanbul and Germany and the style is a mix of pop, r´n b, dance and lounge. If you enjoy discos with a good international atmosphere then James Dean in Alanya is THE place for you to be. Opening Hours: 20.00 – 04.00 
numerous that you will definitely find something to suit every taste. Major renovation recently means the disco is now ready for all party people with its 10 bars and 4 different dance floors and at least two kinds of music on the different floors.
If you go to Alanya, you have to go to the Robin Hood and Bistro Bellman, cause there's a lot of good music for everybody, great atmosphere and nice crew for every request. Although Bistro Bellman made its name as part of Alanya’s nightlife it is much more than just a disco. Before dark Bistro Bellman is open for dinner guests who get an amazing view to the harbour, Alanya castle and the Red Tower whilst choosing from a varied menu with Turkish, European and Latin dishes. Later the bar opens and the music changes from quiet to more lively and modern. Around midnight both style and mood change when the dance floor is full and young party people take over Bistro Bellman to have a good time. Bistro Bellman is Alanya’s largest open-air restaurant/disco and on Bistro Bellman is a big open air disco with a large bar. The bar personal is very friendly and hard working. They are always in for a good laugh. The dj plays modern music and the dance floor is filled with lot's of party people... Before it gets dark Bistro Bellman is also open for dinner. I didn't eat here myself but the menu offers Turkish, European and Latin dishes. On the two floors there are several dance floors, five bars and some terraces with sofas. Opening Hours: 12.00 – 03.30 Payment: Cash and credit card There is not really a dress code here, but most people were dressed very trendy. |
Alanya comes alive near the harbour. At night the disco's begin. Unlike some of the less salubrious areas of Spain there is little or no trouble. Sid and Volkan know most of the best places to go, and ask them about the more authentic places where the Turks eat (a good way to know if the food is good). There are a lot of "Touristy" places, but Sid will help you find the more authentic places, and places where "Real Turkish" food is available. |
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| Alanya has 100's of restaurants, with the choice of all types of menus and prices, From the simple kebabs to the floating restaurants that sail out to sea at night. | |
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| Most people sit outside at night in the many street cafes. | |
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| There are night clubs as well as the usual themed pubs with large screen TV's | |
Early and later in the year Alanya is relatively unhurried but during July and August it is swelled by the families from Istanbul coming to summer in their seaside residences, the atmosphere is lively and very Mediterranean. There are restaurants and bars scattered along the sea front, some little more than a palm thatched dining terrace, others with lively music and sophisticated menus. Alanya's night life is the best along the south coast of Turkey. Alanya has a wonderful choice of places to eat and food to choose. You can choose from its famed fish restaurants or simple traditional Turkish restaurants. Guests can dine in one of the elegant restaurants overlooking the marina or in the busy and bustling Restaurant Alley, a vine shaded lantern lit street with outdoor restaurants, one spilling on to the next, authentic live music and impromptu displays of Turkish dancing. The choice of bars is extensive, some loud and blaring, others refined and chic, there is something to suit all age groups. Visit the famous nightclubs and Discotheques, set right on the sea's edge overlooking the sea and the castle. There is the "Harbour Mile" with it's pub's, nightclubs and restaurants. There is always live music. There are taxi's which will take you back to the Villas There are several "Theme Bars" and there are quiet, back streets with outdoor seating for a romantic dinner. Generally the harbour area is the most expensive place to eat and generally twice the price of place 200 yds further away. There is always freshly caught fish available in the harbour restaurants |
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| There is a bowling alley as well as an air-conditioned cinema which shows the latest Hollywood movies in English. | ||
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| There are lots of night trips on the boats from the Alanya Harbour. | ||
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| Some of the Restaurants have eccentric seating but the food is wonderful. In the summer the cafés are full of tourists and at night their is a holiday atmosphere | |
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| Eating out is very cheap, about 1/3 of the cost you will pay in Spain and France. A glass of coke is about 60p and a chicken salad about £3.00. | |
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| Alanya have a wonder Café Culture, and even the policemen are friendly and this policeman gets our prize for the most helpful and friendly policeman in Alanya. | |
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