Blue Flag Certified

Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay

Mediterranean Region, Turkey

Mediterranean Sea Blue Flag since 1994.0
36.6471°N, 30.5539°E

A pebble beach with two resorts and sports facilities. One accessible toilet is available. Lifeguards and lifesaving equipment are on duty from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Kemer Municipality runs environmental education activities here. The beach earned its Blue Flag on May 15.

Certification Blue Flag 2026
Experience Sandy Beach Lifeguards
Practical Free Entry Parking Showers Toilets

Plan Your Visit to Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay

The key facts before you go

Blue Flag
Certified since 1994.0
FEE annual certification
Water Quality
Blue Flag Standard
EU Bathing Water Directive
Best Season
May, June
Season: 15-05 – 30-09
Location
Kemer
5.16 km from Kemer
Facilities
Lifeguards · Showers · WC · Parking
Free entry · Open beach
Family Score
N/A
Based on facilities & safety data

What is Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay?

Kimeros Park Hotel in Phaselis Bay sits along Turkey's Mediterranean coast near Kemer, holding Blue Flag status since 1994. This pebble beach operates within a resort setting, combining accessibility with organized facilities. The bay offers a sheltered swimming environment with lifeguard coverage during peak hours. Water temperatures climb from 10.7°C in March to peak warmth of 27.3°C in July, creating a defined seasonal rhythm. The west-facing orientation catches afternoon light across the water. Located 35.6 km from Antalya International Airport, the beach serves as both a resort destination and a maintained public swimming area with environmental education programs run by Kemer Municipality.

It sits alongside certified beaches along Mediterranean Region, part of a broader network of certified beaches throughout Turkey certified annually by the Foundation for Environmental Education.

Sunrise, Sunset & Beach Direction

Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay faces W toward Mediterranean Sea. The best light for photography and swimming is typically in May, June. The beach's orientation determines when it catches direct sun — plan your visit around this to make the most of your time there.

When to Go — Month by Month

Month Air Temp Water Temp Crowds
Jan 11°C 8°C Low
Feb 13°C 10°C Low
Mar 14°C 11°C Low
Apr 18°C 15°C Low
May 22°C 19°C Med
Jun 26°C 23°C High
Jul 30°C 27°C High
Aug 30°C 27°C High
Sep 27°C 24°C Med
Oct 22°C 19°C Low
Nov 17°C 14°C Low
Dec 13°C 10°C Low
When is the best time to visit Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay?

The best time to visit Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay is May, June. Air temperatures peak around 30.3°C in summer. Peak water temperature reaches 27.3°C in July.

How crowded does Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay get?

How busy is Kimeros Park Hotel beach? The resort-integrated setting means visitor patterns differ from public beaches. Two resorts occupy or directly access the beach, concentrating usage among guests staying at these properties. Peak crowding occurs during summer school holidays (July-August) and weekends year-round. The lifeguard schedule (09:30-17:30) suggests heaviest supervised swimming occurs within these hours. Early morning and late afternoon visitors experience fewer crowds. Winter months (November-March) see minimal usage due to cold water temperatures (7.7°C-14.3°C), making the beach quieter but less practical for swimming. The pebble beach surface and sports facilities attract active swimmers rather than passive sunbathers, affecting crowd distribution across the beach area. Weekday visits outside July-August typically offer more space. The bay's sheltered position can feel more enclosed during peak season when both resorts run at capacity.

Is Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay open year-round?

The beach itself is accessible year-round, though staffed facilities including lifeguards typically operate only during the official season (15-05 – 30-09). The Blue Flag is displayed during the certification period only.

Swimming and Beach Life at Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay

Is Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay safe to swim?

Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay is Blue Flag certified, which requires meeting strict bathing water standards set by the EU Bathing Water Directive. Lifeguards are on duty during the official season.

What is the water temperature at Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay?

Peak water temperature at Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay reaches around <span class="inline-stat">27.3°C</span> in July, making it comfortable for swimming during the summer months. In winter (January), air temperatures average 10.7°C.

What is the beach like at Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay?

Kimeros Park Hotel beach consists of pebble substrate rather than sand, which affects the swimming experience notably. The pebbles can be uncomfortable underfoot without water shoes, and they shift with waves and currents. Two resorts operate adjacent to or on the beach, creating a structured environment where facilities integrate with accommodation. The beach maintains lifeguard and lifesaving equipment availability from 09:30 to 17:30 daily, a specific operational window to note for safety planning. Sports facilities are available on-site, though specific offerings (volleyball, water sports, etc.) require direct inquiry with the resorts. One dedicated toilet facility for disabled people serves the beach area. The pebble composition means the sea floor is similarly rocky—visibility can be good for snorkeling, but entry requires care. Kemer Municipality conducts environmental education activities, indicating active management and community involvement in beach maintenance. The bay location provides natural protection from open sea conditions. Water clarity varies seasonally; summer months typically offer better visibility. The Blue Flag designation reflects consistent water quality testing and safety standards. The western exposure means morning sun is limited while afternoon light is strong. Swimming season runs June through September when water temperatures reach 23.1°C to 27.3°C, though shoulder months (May and October) are swimmable at 19.2°C and 19.4°C respectively.

Does Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay have good facilities?

As a Blue Flag certified beach, Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay meets the Foundation for Environmental Education's standards for facilities and services. Trained lifeguards are on duty during the season. Showers are available. Toilet facilities are on site. Parking is available nearby.

Beyond Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay

Kemer town center, located near Kimeros Park Hotel, offers restaurants, shops, and local services within short reach. Phaselis archaeological site sits nearby with Greco-Roman ruins overlooking the Mediterranean, providing historical context to the coastal region. The area supports water sports operations including boat rentals and diving services, though specific offerings at this beach location require confirmation. Mountain terrain immediately inland offers hiking opportunities through Mediterranean forest. Antalya city, 40 km east, contains museums, the old harbor district, and additional cultural attractions. The Taurus Mountains backdrop provides scenic walks and adventure activities. Local markets operate in Kemer with fresh produce, textiles, and regional crafts. Diving sites throughout this section of coast attract experienced swimmers due to underwater formations and marine life.

Kemer town center, located near Kimeros Park Hotel, offers restaurants, shops, and local services within short reach. Phaselis archaeological site sits nearby with Greco-Roman ruins overlooking the Mediterranean, providing historical context to the coastal region. The area supports water sports operations including boat rentals and diving services, though specific offerings at this beach location require confirmation. Mountain terrain immediately inland offers hiking opportunities through Mediterranean forest. Antalya city, 40 km east, contains museums, the old harbor district, and additional cultural attractions. The Taurus Mountains backdrop provides scenic walks and adventure activities. Local markets operate in Kemer with fresh produce, textiles, and regional crafts. Diving sites throughout this section of coast attract experienced swimmers due to underwater formations and marine life.

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Getting to Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay

How do I get to Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay by car?

Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay is approximately 5.16 km from Kemer. Follow local road signs to the beach. Check Google Maps or a local map for the most current directions.

What is the nearest airport to Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay?

The nearest airport is Antalya International Airport (AYT) (AYT), approximately 35.6 km away. Antalya International Airport (AYT) lies 35.6 km from Kimeros Park Hotel beach, with journey time around 45-60 minutes depending on traffic. Rental car services operate from airport terminals, offering direct routes via the D400 coastal highway toward Kemer. Shuttle services and minibuses (dolmuş) connect the airport to Kemer town center, from which the beach is accessible by local transport or short taxi ride. Private transfer services can be pre-arranged through the resorts. High season traffic toward coastal destinations increases travel times. The airport handles both domestic and international flights with good ground transport infrastructure.

Can I get to Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay by public transport?

Dolmuş minibuses operate regularly from Kemer town center toward Phaselis Bay and nearby beach areas. Journey time from Kemer is approximately 15-20 minutes depending on stops. Intercity buses serving Antalya province connect to Kemer, though direct service to the beach requires local dolmuş transfer. Schedules operate frequently in summer but reduce in winter months. The coastal D400 highway provides the main transport route, and minibuses follow this corridor.

Practical Information

At the Beach
Entry Free — no charge to access the beach
Lifeguards On duty during official season
Disabled Access Contact local authority for details
Showers Available during season
Toilets Available during season
Official Season 15-05 – 30-09
Beach Type Sandy beach
Visiting Information
GPS Coordinates 36.6471°N, 30.5539°E
Blue Flag Operator Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) — Turkey

Kimeros Park Hotel, Ng Phaselis Bay FAQ

Is Kimeros Park Hotel beach worth visiting?

The beach suits visitors seeking resort-based swimming with organized facilities and Blue Flag standards. The pebble composition and resort setting create a structured environment rather than open beach freedom. Worth visiting if you value lifeguard coverage, accessible facilities, and bay protection. Less suitable if you prefer sand beaches or quieter, undeveloped coastlines. The proximity to Antalya airport and Kemer amenities adds practical value for Mediterranean holiday planning.

How do I get to Kimeros Park Hotel beach?

From Antalya International Airport (35.6 km away), take rental car or pre-arranged transfer toward Kemer via the D400 coastal highway. Journey time is approximately 45-60 minutes. Alternatively, use airport shuttle to Kemer town, then local dolmuş minibus toward Phaselis Bay. The two resorts on the beach provide direct guest access. No direct train service reaches the beach; overland routes require bus and local transport combinations.

What is the best time of year to visit?

June through September offers optimal swimming with water temperatures from 23.1°C to 27.3°C and air temperatures 27.0°C-30.3°C. July-August peak summer brings maximum crowds and heat. May and October provide quieter conditions with still-swimmable water (19.2°C and 19.4°C respectively) and pleasant air temperatures. Winter (November-March) experiences water temperatures below 15°C, unsuitable for most swimmers. Lifeguard coverage runs year-round during operational hours, supporting summer visit patterns.

What facilities are available at the beach?

The beach provides lifeguard and lifesaving equipment from 09:30-17:30 daily. One toilet facility serves disabled visitors specifically. Sports facilities are available on-site through the two resorts. The pebble beach surface requires water shoes for comfort. Environmental education activities are conducted by Kemer Municipality. Resort facilities likely include additional amenities (dining, changing facilities) though specifics require direct contact. No detailed information on additional infrastructure like showers or sun lounger rentals is available.

Is the beach suitable for families?

The sheltered bay and lifeguard presence support family swimming during operational hours (09:30-17:30). The pebble surface requires planning—water shoes prevent discomfort for children. Two resorts on the beach provide family-oriented infrastructure and activities. Environmental education programs by Kemer Municipality appeal to children. Accessible toilet facilities help families with disabled members. The sports facilities and bay protection create a managed environment suitable for younger swimmers. Water temperatures June-September are comfortable for children's extended swimming.

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