Belek is a sprawling resort town specifically developed for tourism, and over the last two decades has grown to encompass the neighbouring village of Kadriye. 
Boasting 300 days of sunshine and the warm, turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, the area has become a haven for those seeking great golf courses.
Belek is, close to a number of interesting sites and there are several exciting activities on offer for those who can bear to tear themselves away.
The ruins of the Roman town of Perge is an interesting excursion, as is the well-preserved ancient amphitheatre at Aspendos; its acoustics have stood the test of time and it still plays host to the occasional concert.
Jeep safaris into the mountains are another popular outing, as are boat trips, watersports, and visits to nearby Manavgat waterfalls and the thermal baths at Pamukkale.
Scuba diving, white water rafting, horse riding and more are also on offer.
The town of Belek itself is compact and has a small shopping centre, some souvenir shops and some cafes.
Kadriye has more to offer in the way of street markets and nightlife, but day trips to busier towns such as Alanya or Antalya are also available.
Belek is the perfect resort for golfers and those seeking lazy days lounging on a beach or by a swimming pool.
Shopping: The town has some lively street markets that are the perfect place to sample freshly cooked food and do a spot of gift shopping. There is also a huge bazaar every Saturday in Belek and every Tuesday in Kadriye where shoppers can haggle to their heart's content. Holiday makers can head to the old town of Antalya for more extensive shopping.
Restaurants: There is a limited choice of restaurants in Belek but the village of Kadriye is just two miles (4km) away, and easily reached by dolmus, and has a selection of shops, bars and restaurants.
The nearby city of Antalya, 22 miles (35km) away, offers many restaurants which serve up some of the best of local Turkish food.