Çakırlar is one of the important locations in Antalya, located 15 km from the city center and 10 km from Konyaaltı. Once an administrative center for surrounding villages, it is now a neighborhood of the Konyaaltı district. In the past, Çakırlar was known for agriculture and the wood industry, but today it attracts visitors with its popular "village breakfast" concept. Retaining its rural characteristics, the area is a source of organic farming and sustainable tourism. Çakırlar is home to citrus orchards and practices organic farming and greenhouse cultivation.

Located just 20-30 minutes from Antalya city center, there are many reasons to visit Çakırlar. If you want to start your day in a peaceful setting, this is the perfect place to wake up to nature. It is an excellent weekend getaway for families, offering safe areas where children can have fun.

Many former residents of Çakırlar moved to Antalya's central areas but later returned, seeking relief from city life. The village is open year-round but tends to be quieter in the winter months. Visitors and residents from Antalya frequently come to Çakırlar to experience a taste of village life, even for a few hours. They can shop at the local market and enjoy traditional delicacies such as gözleme (Turkish pancake). While savoring a delicious village breakfast in a clean and natural environment, they can also complete their weekly shopping at the local market.

Various breakfast venues are available in Çakırlar, and the breakfast menu is almost identical in most cafes. Visitors can order a traditional Turkish breakfast, which includes Turkish tea, cheese, jam, eggs, bazlama (Turkish flatbread), and fresh fruit juices. If breakfast is not your preference, you can also enjoy lunch and dinner options offered by the local restaurants.

Çakırlar has managed to preserve its essence as one of Antalya's last green areas. Encouragement of agriculture and livestock farming, along with the development of alternative tourism sources, helps maintain the sustainability of the region.

Entrance Fee: Free

Visiting Hours:

Weekdays: 08:00 – 22:00

Weekends: 08:00 – 23:00

Address: Çakırlar Neighborhood, Konyaaltı, Antalya, Turkey