Turkey has been the safest choice for an all inclusive summer for years, and the Antalya charter is the programme our travellers return to most often. For summer 2026 you fly from Belgrade for stays of 8, 11 or 12 days, and shorter or longer stays are possible on request. This guide explains how the trip actually runs, what the price covers, how the transfers work and how to pick the right region, because Antalya is not one place but a coastline of more than 200 kilometres.
How the trip runs
You arrive at the airport at least two and a half hours before take-off, check in for the flight to Antalya and after landing pass passport control, no visa is needed for Serbian citizens. A local representative meets you and directs you to the group transfer to your hotel. The days in between are entirely yours, beach, pool and optional excursions. On the last day you have free time until the transfer leaves for the airport, and rooms are vacated by 10.00, with hotels providing a luggage room until departure. Exact flight times are confirmed at least 24 hours before the flight and travel documents arrive by e-mail.
What the price includes
The package covers the return flight from Belgrade, airport taxes of about 47 euros at the time of publication, the fuel surcharge, group transfers between the airport and the hotel, the confirmed hotel service and representative assistance. Every passenger has 23 kg of checked and 8 kg of hand luggage, and children under two get 10 kg for a stroller and a small case. Travel health insurance and cancellation insurance are paid separately, and we honestly recommend both.
Choosing the region and the transfer
The five regions differ mostly in distance from the airport. Lara and Belek are closest, Kemer is about an hour away, Side sits in the middle, and Alanya is the farthest at roughly two hours by bus. Group transfers are included, but if you land with small children or simply want comfort, a private transfer can be booked per vehicle, both ways, from 140 euros for Lara, 160 for Belek, 200 for Kemer, 250 for Side and 300 for Alanya for up to four passengers. It is worth the money after a night flight with a toddler.
What all inclusive really means
The Turkish all inclusive covers three buffet meals, snacks during the day and domestic alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks within hours set by the hotel. At check-in you receive the exact concept with restaurant and bar times. Ultra all inclusive extends the hours and the drink selection. Rooms are handed over after 14.00, and extra beds are on request, so tell us the exact ages of children when booking because hotels verify dates of birth on arrival.
Hotels we would book ourselves
In Kemer, Ozkaymak Marina Hotel, from 2191 euros for two people, sits in the very centre of town, 150 metres from its private beach and next to the marina, freshly renovated and ideal for guests who want restaurants and shops within walking distance. Halfway between Side and Alanya, Concordia Celes, from 1823 euros for two people, has its own sandy-pebble beach with free sunbeds and a location made for evening trips to the ancient town of Side. In Alanya, Xoria Deluxe, from 1826 euros for two people, is a modern resort in the Payallar area facing its own beach reached through an underpass, with standard rooms, duplexes and suites across two buildings. The budget-friendly pick is Prestige Alanya, from 1695 euros for two people, in Mahmutlar, with a private beach, free sunbeds and umbrellas, and shops, cafes and a seaside promenade right outside the door.
Booking and payment
You reserve with a 40 percent deposit and pay the rest no later than 21 days before departure, and payment in interest-free instalments is possible. Hotel confirmation arrives within two working days of the deposit. Our advice from experience: June and September give you the same sea with fewer crowds and better prices, while families with school children should lock in July dates as early as spring, because the best family rooms in Lara and Belek sell out first.
