Discotheques: In the summer evenings there are  many small bars and discos with Live music. You can  find discos in the bigger hotels and  in every holiday resort. In Side the OXIDE and LIGHTHOUSE are the discotheques,  in Alanya there is the  AUDITORUM. In Göynük, near Kemer, there is the  new METRONOME. In Kemer one goes to the AURA or  the BUDA. If you prefer a disco which can rival the best of Europe then you should patronise the 'Olympos disco" of the Falez Hotel in Antalya. Here it starts at 11:30 pm  promptly. Inside tip! At the Olympos, the Disco fanatic finds the newest trends around in the realm of disco. A friendly ambiance and superb sound system await you.

Diving: There is a diving-school in every big hotel resort. It is prohibited to dive alone without a state diving-leader because of the many historic treasures in the water. If you do not comply with this restriction you are liable to severe penalties. Most big hotels and vacation resorts have their own diving-schools with certified diving-instructors.

Documents: For entry into Turkey, the identity card or passport is sufficient for EU  citizens. Holiday-makers from Austria must buy a visa upon entry at the airport.. With the entry visa you may stay up to three months in the country. If you wish to stay for a longer period,you must apply to the Foreign Authority (Emniyet Müdürlügü Antalya Tel: 2279607) and it may be possible to secure a residence permit from 6 month to  up to five years.You must be able to prove at this time that you are financially secure (for example through presentation of a bank account held at a  Turkish bank), and that you able to support yourself. A residence permit does not constitute  a work-permit!!

Dolmus: (pronounced: „Dolmusch") The most economical way to move around  here is to  ride with the Dolmus, a kind of  small bus.For a small amount of money you can travel  through the city and for bit more, through the country. In front of the Dolmus window you can read the ride destinations of that particular bus. You pay the driver upon leaving the dolmus as there are no tickets issued.If you change the  dolmus then you must pay again. For a ride from Kemer to Antalya (approx. 45 km) one pays about 2,50 EURO. A city ride in Antalya costs approx. 60 cent (set price!). The dolmus stops anywhere passengers want to get off but despite the many stops,it  is an interesting experience to travel by Dolmus. A must for every holiday-maker in  Antalya! My recommendation: Always pay the dolmus with YTL as if you pay with Euro you end up paying too much.It  is mandatory for the  current fare list to be posted up in the bus.