Mediterranean Turkey GuideMediterranean Turkey is a region in Turkey. It occupies entire southern coast of Turkey and some places more inland. Mediterranean coast of Turkey is mostly a narrow strip of land squeezed in between pine-covered Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. HotelsFind hotels in Antalya, Kas, Marmaris, Antakya and more. AntalyaAntalya is the largest city on the Turkish Mediterranean coast, and is one of the hubs of the so-called Turkish Riviera. KaşKaş is a "Turkish Delight" city in the very south of Turkey. Kaş has several rocky beaches but they are quite small, most are less than 10 metres wide. MarmarisMarmaris is a town in Turkey, along the Mediterranean coast in the province of Muğla. LyciaLycia is the westernmost section of Mediterranean Turkey. Lycia is also popularly known as Turquoise Coast, and forms a substantial part of Turkish Riviera. PamphyliaPamphylia is a region in the southern Mediterranean region of Turkey. With large sandy beaches backed by Roman ruins, Pamphylia is great for swimmers, as well as history lovers. Cilician MountainsCilician Mountains is a region forming the central part of Mediterranean Turkey geographically. Cilician PlainsCilician Plains, or Çukurova in modern Turkish, is in Mediterranean Turkey. Cilician Plains are the largest lowland of Turkey with the occasional rocky hill topped by a Crusader castle. HatayHatay is a province in southeastern part of Mediterranean Turkey, bordering Syria. Lakes DistrictLakes District is in Mediterranean Turkey. Scattered by a number of lakes large and small, fresh and salty alike, this inland …