QTerminals
Welcome to Alidaş Alanya Port, a significant maritime center located in the jewel of the Mediterranean, Alanya, Turkey. As a leading port operator, Alanya Port serves as a crucial link between trade, tourism, and transportation, playing a vital role in fostering economic growth and development in the region.
Antalya’s modern cruise port is a gateway to the Turkish Riviera’s most dazzling landscapes. Cruise guests are welcomed by a city of palm-lined boulevards, ancient Roman gates, and cascading waterfalls—a perfect blend of nature and heritage.
Marina Facilities
Marina Size:
QTerminals Antalya features a modern and strategically located marina facility capable of serving various types of vessels. The terminal covers a total area of approximately 162,000 square meters, providing berthing space for both cruise ships and cargo vessels. Its extensive dock infrastructure supports safe and efficient mooring for ships of different sizes, making it one of the key maritime gateways in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Waterfront Promenade:
While QTerminals primarily functions as a commercial and cruise port, its coastal surroundings offer scenic views of the Mediterranean. Though there is no dedicated public promenade within the port area, the nearby Antalya city center and Old Town (Kaleiçi) provide charming walking areas along the coast, where visitors can enjoy the sea breeze and historical ambiance.
Recreational Facilities:
QTerminals does not include recreational facilities directly within the terminal zone. However, due to its proximity to Antalya’s vibrant city life, passengers and visitors can easily access a wide range of leisure options. Just minutes away, visitors can enjoy parks, beaches, cafes, and cultural sites such as Hadrian’s Gate and Karaalioğlu Park, offering ample recreational opportunities outside the terminal boundaries.
Cultural Attractions
Discover a variety of cultural landmarks surrounding QTerminals Antalya, including ancient ruins, historical monuments, and museums. From the impressive Roman-era Hadrian’s Gate to the well-preserved streets of Antalya’s Old Town (Kaleiçi) and the exhibits at the Antalya Museum, the area showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Mediterranean region. These attractions offer immersive experiences into the city’s Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman past, making QTerminals a gateway to one of Turkey’s most historically vibrant coastal destinations.
Entertainment and Shopping Options
Retail Outlets:
Though QTerminals itself is primarily a commercial and cruise port facility, it benefits from its proximity to Antalya city’s vibrant shopping scene. Visitors can easily access a diverse range of options—from traditional boutiques and local markets in Old Town (Kaleiçi) to modern shopping malls with international brands and designer stores just a short drive away.
Dining Destinations:
While QTerminals doesn’t host restaurants within the terminal, passengers and tourists are just minutes from Antalya’s rich culinary landscape. Nearby Kaleiçi offers charming cafes, Turkish meyhanes, and sea-view restaurants, while the wider city boasts everything from cozy street‑food spots to upscale dining overlooking the Mediterranean.
Entertainment Venues:
QTerminals doesn’t directly include entertainment venues like cinemas or theaters. However, its strategic location puts it at the doorstep of Antalya’s historic core, where cultural performances, museums, seaside promenades, and bustling nightlife await. From exploring ancient Roman ruins to attending modern concerts or strolling along the marina, the area around QTerminals is rich in leisure and cultural entertainment.