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The nightlife has something for everyone
Nights in Alanya are for partying and having fun until the early hours of morning.
Everything from large international discotheques to smaller bars can be found here and also less eye-catching places where the local crowd is found.
Because of its size and intensity there is something for everyone – so whatever you like, rock, pop, disco, techno, salsa or Turkish music, there is a place for you here.
Almost all nightlife is concentrated around the harbour area with the large discotheques facing the water and the smaller bars behind.
During high season even Sundays and Mondays are considered party nights. For a tourist a good night out starts with a visit to one of the many restaurants in the bazaar area and then continues at a bar from around 11pm.
The parties at the discotheques are best after midnight and continue until closing time.
At 3am music at the harbour has to stop but it is possible to continue even later at the discotheques away from the centre.
The choice of drinks is as large as at home and maybe even better. As a general rule imported beverages are more expensive than local ones, especially when it comes to alcohol where the difference in price can be more apparant.
Taste does of course vary from person to person but often the cheap local stuff tastes just as good as the more expensive imported brands.
Everything from large international discotheques to smaller bars can be found here and also less eye-catching places where the local crowd is found.
Because of its size and intensity there is something for everyone – so whatever you like, rock, pop, disco, techno, salsa or Turkish music, there is a place for you here.
Almost all nightlife is concentrated around the harbour area with the large discotheques facing the water and the smaller bars behind.
During high season even Sundays and Mondays are considered party nights. For a tourist a good night out starts with a visit to one of the many restaurants in the bazaar area and then continues at a bar from around 11pm.
The parties at the discotheques are best after midnight and continue until closing time.
At 3am music at the harbour has to stop but it is possible to continue even later at the discotheques away from the centre.
The choice of drinks is as large as at home and maybe even better. As a general rule imported beverages are more expensive than local ones, especially when it comes to alcohol where the difference in price can be more apparant.
Taste does of course vary from person to person but often the cheap local stuff tastes just as good as the more expensive imported brands.
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