Turkey has been leading the way for all inclusive golf holidays for some time now, offering outrageous golf resorts at affordable prices.
Belek is the countries golfing capital and is densely populated with opulent, five star resorts which were purpose built with all inclusive golf holidays in mind.
Add to this a selection of simply stunning affiliated golf courses and you’ll be amazed at just how plush these holidays are for the money.
With a total of nearly 450 guest rooms across six floors, Sirene Belek Hotel is perfectly equipped for an all inclusive golf holiday.
Its coastal location near both the airport and city centre is just the tip of the iceberg though, as guests will enjoy access to two of the region’s best courses at Antalya Golf Club - the PGA Sultan and Pasha courses.
Cornelia Diamond may be a five star resort but exceeds expectations every time, providing the perfect all inclusive golf holiday destination. Its extensive and plush dining facilities keep your stay varied while the modern spa is perfect for relaxation.
Golfers will take to the on site Faldo Course, which was designed by golf legend Nick Faldo and is one of the best challenges in all of Belek.
Sueno Hotels Deluxe Belek offers golfers two different courses in the Pines Course and Dunes Course; the Pines is the main appeal here, with many island greens to aim for.
Of course, for any great all inclusive venue, there needs to be a great hotel and the Sueno Hotel is simply amazing. Located on the beachfront, the huge resort is more like a small village, offering guests everything they could ask for in the most elegant fashion.
With direct flights from the UK through Thomas Cook, Easyjet, Jet2 and Turkish Airlines you can fly over to Antalya hassle free and be on the course in no time.
British citizens do need a visa to enter Turkey.
While holidays to Belek are very popular during the peak summer months, golf breaks are more suited to the slightly cooler seasons, particularly autumn and spring. You can take advantage of lower prices during winter when the mild temperatures are still very much conducive to golf, albeit with a slightly increased chance of rain.