Lykia World Antalya is best known for its golf course – a proper championship layout designed by Perry Dye, and one of the few true links-style courses in the Mediterranean. Set right on the coastline, the course makes full use of the natural dunes, rolling fairways, and sea breezes. It’s long, open in places, and demanding when the wind picks up, but fair and enjoyable if you play smart.

The resort itself is large, modern, and purpose-built for golf groups. Accommodation is comfortable rather than flashy, with spacious rooms, balconies, and sea or garden views. Everything is laid out for convenience, with the golf course just a short walk or shuttle away from the hotel. Dining is all inclusive, with a main buffet restaurant and several à la carte options covering Turkish and international cuisine. Food is solid, reliable, and geared towards golfers refuelling after a round rather than fine dining. There are bars spread across the resort, including spots overlooking the sea, which work well for relaxed evenings.

Lykia World sits around an hour from Antalya Airport and is fairly remote, which suits golfers who want to focus on playing, eating, and switching off. Antalya city is reachable for a day trip, but most guests stay on-site and make the most of the golf and facilities.