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Mediterranean Turkey (Akdeniz Bölgesi) is a region in Turkey. It occupies entire southern coast of Turkey and some places more inland.

[edit] Provinces

• Adana Province
• Antalya Province - the shining gem of the Turquoise Riviera with some of the clearest waters and most beautiful coast along the Mediterranean
• Burdur Province
• Hatay Province - the southeastern part of the region which extends towards Syria
• Isparta Province
• Kahramanmaraş Province
• Mersin Province - with hundreds of kilometers of coastline lying in front of pine covered mountains dotted with ancient citadels, this province is a less-traveled alternative rich in history to Antalya Province.
• Osmaniye Province

[edit] Cities

• Antalya - the largest city in southern Turkey and the unquestioned capital of the Turkish Riviera
• Adana
• Alanya
• Anamur
• Antakya, also known as Antioch
• Dalaman
• Fethiye
• Iskenderun, also known as Alexandretta
• Kahramanmaraş (located away from the sea, on the slopes of Taurus Mountains)
• Kalkan
• Kaş - unspoiled resort near Antalya
• Marmaris
• Mersin
• Silifke
• Tarsus
• Tasucu

[edit] Other destinations

• Turkish Riviera

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[edit] Get in

By plane — major airports in the region open for international flights are located in Antalya and Adana.

By boat — See Ferries in the Mediterranean.

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• Aegean Region to the north/northwest has a lot in common with Mediterranean Turkey (especially the climate, landscape, and flora), but yet has unique aspects that make it a separate region.

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