7 Nights, 2 Rounds
Set on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, Regnum Carya is one of the standout five-star golf resorts in Belek, with the beach on one side and the championship Carya Golf Club on the other. You're less than 30 minutes from Antalya Airport, with the hotel sitting neatly between the first tee and a private stretch of white sand.
The headline, of course, is the golf. Carya is a heathland-style layout that feels refreshingly different to many resort tracks in the region and it hosted the Turkish Airlines Open in 2016, 2017 and 2018. Add in full-course floodlighting for evening tee times and it's one of the most flexible golf options you'll find in Turkey.
Off the course, it's an all-inclusive setup with a big choice of bars and restaurants, pools and a quality spa for post-round recovery. The overall feel is high-end without being stuffy, which is exactly what most couples and golf groups want when they're travelling with mixed handicaps and mixed agendas. There's plenty going on if you want it, tennis courts, fitness facilities and beach access, but the resort understands the rhythm of a golf-focused stay and makes the logistics easy.
Who is this for?
Golfers or groups seeking a high-end, all-inclusive break that pairs a genuine championship test with beach access, extensive dining choice and year-round sunshine. Ideal for couples, societies and anyone who wants European Tour conditions without the hassle of organising tee times, meals or transfers separately.
Who is it best for?
Mid-to-low handicappers who want to play a course that has tested the world's best, plus anyone who values variety off the course, from spa treatments and tennis to night golf under lights. Families and mixed-ability groups will appreciate the five tee options per hole and the sheer range of on-site activities.
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Created by the design firm of five-time Open Championship winner Peter Thompson, Carya Golf Club is making waves as the only heathland style course in the Belek area. The outstanding layout offers a true championship experience and while the weather out on course will be distinctly Mediterranean, the accents such as heather framed bunkers and towering pines will give golfers who have played the classic heathland courses in Surrey, a warm feeling of familiarity.
The par-72 layout measures a testing 7,186 yards from the back tees and with extensive bunkering and fairways that are well marshalled by towering umbrella pines, it can provide even the most talented players with a stern test. Additionally, five sets of tees per hole make the course manageable no matter the ability of each visitor, and although it was only unveiled in November 2008, Carya has quickly established an enviable reputation as one of the very best courses in the Belek area.
Europe's first fully lighted 18 hole lighted golf course. By lighting the 18 holes, Carya Golf Club offers the opportunity of playing golf at night with the comfort of daylight. This way, guests can enjoy playing golf under the warm climate of Turkey's gold coast.
2016 Turkish Airlines Open
We all saw the recent Turkish Airlines Open held at the stunning Regnum Carya course. Congratulations must go to Thorbjorn Olesen who secured his 4th European Tour victory at Regnum Carya with a brilliant score of 20 under par. The unusual tee box on the 16th which was based on a rooftop villa kept people talking and was one of the course's signature holes.
Head to Regnum Carya and you could be following in the footsteps of the European Tour's finest golfers!
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Peter Thompson |
| Opened for play | 2008 |
| Championship | 7223 yards |
|---|---|
| Medal | 6,724 yards |
| Regular | 6,288 yards |
| Regular | 5,317 yards |
Regnum Carya has 612 rooms, suites and golf villas, so it works for everything from couples' long weekends to full society trips. Rooms are contemporary, bright and genuinely spacious, with enough storage for golf bags and the usual holiday unpacking. Many rooms look over the course or out towards the Med, and the standard spec is proper five-star: king-size beds, separate dressing area, LED TV, pillow menu, tea and coffee facilities and a private balcony or terrace.
Dining is genuinely varied and it's all-inclusive, so you can move between venues without watching the bill. In winter there are seven restaurants and 10 bars, rising to 11 restaurants and 17 bars in summer. The lineup includes regional Italian, traditional Turkish grill and kebab, contemporary Japanese with a sushi bar, teppanyaki cooked fresh in front of you, modern Thai, grilled fish with mezze, Brazilian rodizio-style churrascaria, Peruvian and Nikkei cuisine, fusion Mediterranean and premium dry-aged cuts. Some items, such as shellfish and caviar, are available at a supplement, but the core offering is broad enough that even a week-long stay won't feel repetitive.
Sport and leisure facilities are extensive. Six tennis courts, four clay and two hard, a well-equipped fitness centre, indoor and outdoor pools heated in winter, weather depending, and easy access to the beach. The Green Door Spa & Wellness includes a Turkish bath, steam room and sauna, with massages and treatments available if you want to loosen up after 18. For golfers, the real draw is proximity. You're steps from the first tee at Carya, and the resort understands the rhythm of a golf-focused stay, from early breakfast to post-round recovery.
Iain
✓16 May 2026
Outstanding hotel
Linda
✓12 Nov 2025
very lovely hotel, we had an enjoyable holiday.
Robert
✓21 Oct 2025
Mark
✓19 Oct 2025
Very nice hotel comfortable and spacious rooms gym swimming pools all high quality staff very friendly and helpful If I have one complaint its the fact that all the restaurants apart from the buffet are chargeable whilst it’s a supplement it does not say this anywhere when we booked the holiday so all inclusive is misleading and I think going forward you should make it clear it’s all inclusive food only in the buffet.
Roy
✓18 Sep 2025
John
✓14 Sep 2025
First time ever in Turkey and what an amazing hotel! Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Rooms very spacious and food and drinks available in so many locations. It’s no longer fully inclusive as some restaurants have a supplement pp but hotel gave a 200euro voucher to each couple that softened the blow as it was all free when we booked .
Chris
✓4 Jul 2025
Top quality accommodation, bars, golf courses and restaurants
Stuart
✓21 May 2025
My 7th stay at the Regnum Carya and it never fails to impress. Small changes/improvements every time!
Graham
✓30 Apr 2025
Played at Regnum Carya golf course a number of times but never stayed in the hotel. Decided to tick it off our bucket list and not disappointed.
Michael
✓28 Apr 2025
