Adenya Halal Resort: A luxury halal holiday escape in Turkey

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The luxury Adenya Halal Resort, located on the southern coastline of Turkey is the ideal retreat for Muslim families and couples looking for a halal getaway. The contemporary and airy rooms provide the perfect backdrop to the sunny coastline, where you can enjoy your all-inclusive halal stay. The Adenya Halal Resort provides separate swimming pools, beaches and spas for men and women, as well as meals and drinks throughout the day.

Located on Turkey’s sunny southern coast, the halal friendly Adenya Resort is the perfect destination for a family getaway, just a four hour flight from the UK. The resort is situated right on the shores of the Mediterranean and has separate indoor and outdoor pools and beach facilities for ladies and gents, as well as plenty of options to keep the kids entertained while you laze away during the warm days. Once you’ve had your fill of the delicious halal food, spend a few hours relaxing in the sauna, steam room or Turkish bath, or explore nearby Alanya for some great shopping.

As one of the premier halal resorts on Turkey’s south coast, the 5* all inclusive resort provides five female only swimming pools, and three mens’ only pools. The unique women’s only beach is an added feature alongside the family modesty beach. With a kids club, activities such as mini football, table tennis and bowling, there is plenty to keep the kids occupied in this halal family friendly resort.

* All Inclusive basis – Available from 7am to 1am each day including breakfast, lunch and dinner with snack in between. Unlimited hot and soft drinks available 24 hours

* Segregated Swimming Pools – 3 mens’ only pool and 5 women’s only pools

* Beaches – Modesty beach and dedicated women’s only beach

* Spa Facilities – Segregate men and women facilities for gym, spa, Turkish Bath, sauna and steam room

* Sports and Leisure Activities – host of included activities from aqua-aerobics,beach volleyball and table tennis. Kids club from 5-11 years also available.

From £799 per person

based on two people sharing

Includes

Return flights from London or Manchester to Antalya
5 nights at the 5* Adenya Resort in a standard room
All-Inclusive basis
Return transfers from the airport to the resort

Valid for travel during selected dates in April, May and November (supplements apply during peak travel periods).

Family rooms available upon request. Alternative dates are available throughout the year at a supplement. Prices subject to change and availability at the time of booking.

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0203 397 4397 for more information.

Five female only swimming pools
Three mens’ only pools
Women’s only beach

Enjoy the perfect holiday without the long haul flights. Just a short 4 hour flight from the UK, tourists will enjoy warm sunny days at the beach, hours of historical discoveries, and plenty of breathtaking views, famous sites, and delicious Turkish cuisines that will make your taste buds explode in delight. Turkey is a great holiday destination for couples and families with plenty of hotels complete with water sports, swimming pools, adventurous and fun activities, and all the luxuries you’ll need to enjoy a memorable stay.

Flight time from the UK: Approximately 4 hours via direct flight.

Local languages: The local language of Turkey is Turkish, however English is widely understood and spoken to a conversational level in touristic areas. Those travelling of the beaten path into more rural areas will find English isn’t as widely understood or spoken, therefore learning the basics of the language is highly recommended when travelling afar.

Best time to visit: The best time of the year to visit Turkey is between Spring and Autumn or the months of April to May, and September to mid-November. It’s within these months tourist will enjoy comfortable and pleasant weather and temperatures, with clear blue skies.

Visa requirements (for British passport holders) : British passport holders must apply for a visa before travelling to Turkey. A visa will cost just under £35 and is valid up to 3 months upon arrival. Your passport must also be valid for 60 days beyond the expiry date of your Turkish visa.

Please note: Turkey visas for citizens of the United Kingdom are electronic. No documents need to be mailed to VisaHQ for processing. You will receive your electronic visa via e-mail most likely the following day of your visa request.

Key Events and Festivals:

Hidirellez - The Hıdırellez, which falls on May 5 - 6, is a celebration of “the day of Hızır.” It’s these two days that the prophets Hızır and İlyas met in Islamic belief. It is believed that all wishes that are made on that night will be granted within the span of a year. Each province celebrate with their own unique way.

Ramazan Bayrami - Three-day festival when sweets are eaten to celebrate the end of the fast of Ramadan month. Also known as "Seker (sweets) Bayrami" since it's customary to offer candies to family members and friends that are visiting.

Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth & Sports Day – A national holiday which celebrates the arrival of Atatürk in Samsun in 1919. It also remembers the beginning of the War of Independence. This national holiday is dedicated to the youth with lots of youth friendly and sports activities.

Which airport will you fly in to: Istanbul Atatürk Airport is the main international airport serving Istanbul, and the biggest airport in Turkey by total number of passengers, destinations served and aircraft movements. Most visitors flying from the UK with arrive at Istanbul Atatürk Airport.

Must try food: Menemen - A delicious Turkish style omelet popularly known as one of the most ‘must have’ breakfast dish. Roasted onions and peppers are boiled thoroughly with tomatoes and finally mixed with eggs, herbs, parsley, pepper and grounded red pepper to provide a mouthwatering and delicious light breakfast.

Künefe - Traditional Arab cheese pastry. The unsalted cheese in between the two layers of kadayıf is the essence. Kadayıf are thin fibers of dough, a simple mix of water and flour. It is served warm because it is freshly baked and soaked in syrup.

Iskender Kebap – Doner meat. Döner is a dish of beaten pieces of meat seasoned with suet, local herbs and spices, skewered on a spit and grilled vertically. Leaves, thinly sliced pieces of döner, are served on pieces of pide, a pita like bread. Pide pieces are dressed with butter and tomato sauce.

Manti – Also known as Turkish ravioli, Manti is a hot dish served with cold yogurt and garlic. Manti is somewhat similar to dumplings consisting of dough and its grounded beef or lamb mixed with onion, salt and pepper.

Must do experience:

Visit Alanya - The coastal town is a wonderful place to spend the day, with the overlooking Alanya Castle well worth a visit. Head to the markets for a spot of shopping, and watch the world go by in a local restaurant.

From here you can also board a pirate ship...or a regular ship and head out to the outlying Dim Caves. In land, head to the Manavgat Waterfalls, or enjoy a Jeep safari to the Tauras Mountains.