Pool day passes in Antalya
Compare pool day passes in Antalya from €20. Cliffside pools in Lara, all-inclusive resort access in Kemer, and water parks near Konyaaltı Beach.
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Pool day passes in Antalya split between two distinct settings: the Lara cliffs on the east side of the city, where hotels have built sea platforms over the water, and the wider Antalya region, which adds a water park and a Club Med resort to the mix.
Prices start at €20 for basic beach deck access at Bilem Hotel and reach €100 for a full all-inclusive day at Club Med Palmiye in Kemer. Two venues include food in the price: Waterhill Park bundles an open buffet lunch with its €35 ticket, and Club Med covers lunch, open bar, and water sports.
Most venues take walk-ins outside peak season. Waterhill Park and the Lara cliff hotels are seasonal (May to October). Club Med Palmiye requires advance booking online and sits 45 minutes west of the city center, so factor in travel time.
- Bilem Hotel Beach & Spa (€20 / about $22). Budget entry to Lara's cliffside sea deck with pool access.
- Waterhill Park (Aqualand) (€35 / about $38). Slides, wave pool, and open buffet lunch included.
- Club Hotel Falcon (€40 / about $44). Panoramic Mediterranean views with a sea platform and rock steps.
- Club Med Palmiye (€100 / about $108). Full all-inclusive resort day in Kemer: pools, beach, open bar, and water sports.
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How much does a pool day pass in Antalya cost?
Day passes in Antalya range from €20 to €100 per person. The Lara cliff venues are the most affordable. Club Med Palmiye costs the most but the price covers lunch, open bar, and water sports, making it genuinely all-inclusive.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Bilem Hotel Beach & Spa | €20 (about $22) | Budget sea-deck access |
| Waterhill Park (Aqualand) | €35 (about $38) | Families, water slides |
| Club Hotel Falcon | €40 (about $44) | Cliffside views, sea platform |
| Club Med Palmiye | €100 (about $108) | Full all-inclusive resort day |
Do Antalya hotels accept day visitors?
Most of Antalya's major hotels don't sell pool tickets, but a handful officially do. The two Lara cliff hotels (Bilem and Falcon) take walk-ins most of the year, though Falcon sometimes restricts non-guest access in peak August. Club Med Palmiye requires advance booking online.
Ultra-luxury names like Titanic Mardan Palace and Regnum Carya don't sell pool day passes. They occasionally offer a 'daycation' package (a room for the day plus full board) at €150–€200+, but you'd need to call the hotel directly to check.
Where to stay in Antalya
Kaleiçi, the walled old town, is the most atmospheric base: Roman ruins, Ottoman mansions, narrow cobbled lanes, and a harbour that's lively at night. It's compact enough to explore on foot and a short taxi ride from both Konyaaltı and Lara beaches. Tuvana Hotel is a boutique property in a restored Ottoman house right in the historic quarter.
If you're here primarily for the beach, Lara is the resort district east of the city, where the cliff-top hotels on this page are located. Akra Hotel sits on the Lara cliffs with a sea platform and direct water access. Kemer, 45 minutes west, is the base for the Club Med option and offers a quieter beach town feel.
Bilem Hotel Beach & Spa (BLM Beach)
Bilem Hotel sits on the Lara cliffs and operates the BLM Beach: a multi-level wooden deck built out over the sea. It's the liveliest of the Lara options, with music during the day and a younger crowd. The platform gives you direct access to deep water without needing to find a beach.
At €20, this is the cheapest sea-day option in Antalya. The entrance covers the deck and pool area; sunbeds are first-come, and food and drinks are purchased separately at the bar.
Book direct: bilemhotel.com/beach/ or call +90 242 324 72 56.
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Waterhill Park (formerly Aqualand) is a water park near Konyaaltı Beach in the city center. It's the best pick for a full slide day: a large wave pool, multiple slides, and a lazy river. The €35 ticket includes an open buffet lunch and unlimited soft drinks between 12:00 and 16:00, which makes it genuinely good value.
It's a sensible choice for families or anyone who wants activity over relaxation. The park is open from May to October.
Book direct: waterhillpark.com or call +90 242 249 09 08.
Club Hotel Falcon
Club Hotel Falcon is a cliffside hotel in Lara, a short distance from Bilem, with a quieter atmosphere. The outdoor pool has panoramic Mediterranean views, and a sea platform with steps carved into the cliff lets you swim directly in the ocean. At €40 it costs more than Bilem but tends to be less crowded.
Call ahead before visiting in July and August; Falcon sometimes restricts non-guest access during the busiest weeks.
Book direct: falcomhotel.com or call +90 242 323 06 40.
Club Med Palmiye
Club Med Palmiye is in Kemer, about 45 minutes west of Antalya city center. It's one of the few luxury resorts in the region that officially sells a day pass, and the package is comprehensive: pools, private beach, non-motorized water sports (windsurfing, paddleboarding, kayaking), open bar, and a full lunch buffet, all valid from 10:00 to 18:00.
There's also an evening pass (18:00–02:00) at the same €100 price, covering dinner, entertainment shows, and open bar. Book in advance through the website; walk-ins aren't reliable here.
Book direct: clubmed.com.tr/r/palmiye/y or call +90 242 814 65 00.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a day pass for Titanic Mardan Palace?
Generally, no. Ultra-luxury resorts like Titanic Mardan Palace or Regnum Carya don't sell simple pool tickets to maintain exclusivity. They may offer a 'Daily Use' package (a room for the day plus full all-inclusive dining), often at €150–€200+ per person. Call their reception directly to check availability and pricing.
Are the pools in Antalya heated?
Most outdoor pools are unheated and open May to October. Waterhill Park and the Lara cliff hotels are summer-only. Some 5-star hotels like Akra Hotel have heated outdoor or indoor pools for the winter and shoulder season, but they don't sell public day passes.
Is Waterhill Park the same as Land of Legends?
No. Land of Legends is a large premium theme park in Belek, about 40 km east of Antalya, with high-end rides and resort facilities. Waterhill Park (formerly Aqualand) is an older, more traditional water park in the Antalya city center near Konyaaltı Beach. It's much cheaper and includes lunch in the ticket price.
More pool day passes in Turkey
Turkey's coastline has plenty more options. Bodrum is known for its luxury beach clubs and cabanas in Yalıkavak. Fethiye offers a more relaxed Aegean vibe with smaller boutique options. If you're heading to Istanbul, rooftop hotel pools with Bosphorus views are the draw.
More pool day pass destinations: Fethiye, Istanbul, Bodrum, Cappadocia, Mallorca, Ibiza.