Kumluca is a district in Antalya Province, on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. It sits in the Asian part of the country, in the stretch of coastline where the Taurus Mountains come down close to the sea.
The district is best known for its agriculture. Greenhouse farming is a defining feature of the area, and Kumluca is associated with tomato production grown under glass and plastic cover. For a visitor, this gives the place a working character: rows of greenhouses, farm roads and the rhythm of a community built around growing food rather than around tourism alone.
What a visit offers
- A glimpse of greenhouse agriculture, a major part of local life
- Views toward the Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean coast
- A quieter base than the busier resort towns of the Antalya region
Planning your trip
Because Kumluca is a district rather than a single attraction, it suits travelers who enjoy exploring at a slower pace and who want to see how the region works beyond its beaches. Those interested in farming, rural landscapes or the transition between mountains and sea will find the most to appreciate here. Visitors looking for a dense program of sights may prefer to combine a stay in Kumluca with trips to the larger towns and historic sites elsewhere in Antalya Province.
