Manavgat Market

Manavgat Market is ever bustling and vibrant, popular for its local food, clothing, and souvenirs. The Bazaar has two sections: the covered bazaar, which you're free to visit any day of the week, and the local market, open only on Mondays and Thursdays. It's a glimpse into the local culture and tradition, with stalls selling clothing, spices, jewelry, souvenirs, and accessories. Sample delicious local food, such as kebabs, baklava, and Turkish delight, and try the local tea and coffee.

The Manavgat local market, for which there's an eager wait is again segregated into two, the first selling fashion labels, socks, and bags and the second displaying fruit and vegetables. Cafes and restaurants surround the area to relax after a hectic shopping spree serving tasty food and refreshing drinks. Known to be one of the largest and most happening open markets, Manavgat market is a one-stop destination for local food, clothing, and souvenirs.