Hotels in Lara

The best weather is during the summer months of June, July and August, when temperatures regularly reach well into the 30s. This is also the busiest holiday period with lots of families visiting the area, and there will always be plenty of entertainment during the evening. If you want to visit when it is a bit quieter, September or October can be lovely as the weather will still be warm.

Hotels in Lara are perfectly placed to explore the area’s fascinating archaeological sites and learn about its history, particularly if it’s a family holiday. Take the kids to on a boat trip to Kekova Island to see the underwater ruins of the sunken city. Then, head to the ancient city of Myra to tour the Roman amphitheatre and marvel at the tombs carved into the mountainside. You can also visit the Church of St Nicholas where the real Saint Nick’s sarcophagus can be found.This part of the country attracts sun-seekers and watersports enthusiasts alike, so hotels in Lara near the coast are perfect if you’re after a sun-kissed stay. Lara Beach is a Blue Flag beach with pristine sands and sparkling water. Bars and restaurants line the shore, serving freshly caught seafood and refreshing cocktails. There are volleyball nets on the beach, a children’s waterslide, and the chance to try windsurfing, jet skiing, parasailing and kitesurfing out on the ocean.Couples might want to find hotels in Lara Beach that place them near the end of Duden River. A ten-minute drive from Lara, the Duden Waterfall crashes from a 40-metre cliff. This thrilling view is best observed on a boat trip from Antalya Harbour (a 40-minute drive away). 20 minutes away from Lara, adventurous pairs can seek out Novaraft. This rafting company offers the chance to sail 14km downriver, past mountains and to the sea. You can also go canyoning or take a jeep safari.