Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort
Belek
The Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort has everything you need for a perfect golf holiday in Turkey. The Regnum is one of the newest golf resorts to the region and has already played host to the European Tour’s Turkish Open in the Race to Dubai season finale. Enjoying a fantastic location on the beautiful shoreline than runs alongside Belek, the Regnum Carya resort boasts over 500 sumptuous bedrooms, suites and villas all lined with the latest technology, not to mention the stunning golf and Mediterranean Sea views. This magnificent five-star, all-inclusive resort offers an extensive list of first class amenities and services including 24 hour room service, free Wi-Fi throughout, a high quality buffet restaurant, six excellent A La Carte restaurants, nine bars, a spa and wellness centre, a gym, numerous indoor and outdoor pools and access to the adjacent 7223 yard Carya championship golf course. Designed by Peter Thomson and the only floodlit course in the region, guests can play from 5am to 10pm every day ensuring residents are always left satisfied having made the most of their experience. Guests are assured of a truly unrivalled stay, rich in comfort and convenience at this sublime hotel and it is easy to see why this is rapidly becoming one of the most popular hotels in Belek.
Antalya Airport
27km


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Time Zone:
GMT+3
Currency:
₺ (Turkish Lira)
Temperature:
6°C - 35°C
Cost of a Beer:
£5
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£30
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About The Area
Sarigerme is an exciting new choice for a golf holiday in Turkey, combining a long sandy beach, luxury all-inclusive resorts and remarkably easy access from the UK. This peaceful coastal village sits approximately 11 kilometres from Dalaman International Airport, allowing golfers to reach their hotel in around 15–20 minutes after landing.
The destination’s golfing appeal centres on The Dalaman Golf Club, which is scheduled to open on 30 August 2026. The new 18-hole, par-72 championship course will be the first golf venue in the region, creating an alternative to Turkey’s established golf resorts around Belek. Designed by Andrew Craven of International Design Group, the 6,750-yard layout moves through three distinctive environments: dunes, wetlands and mountain scenery.
Golfers can expect strategically positioned bunkers, water hazards and changing landscapes, along with a driving range, putting and chipping greens, rental equipment, golf buggies and an academy for different ability levels. A complimentary shuttle will connect the course with Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme Resort & Golf, making it especially convenient for guests staying at the resort.
Away from the course, Sarigerme is known for its broad beach, clear water and attractive natural surroundings. Watersports are widely available, while the compact village centre offers restaurants, cafés and small shops without the noise and crowds of a large resort town.
The wider Dalaman region also provides plenty to explore between rounds. Golfers can visit the harbour town of Göcek, take a boat trip around its sheltered bays or travel to Dalyan for the ancient ruins of Kaunos, riverside restaurants and nearby İztuzu Beach.
With a championship course, short airport transfer and high-quality beachfront accommodation, Sarigerme is set to become one of Turkey’s most interesting emerging golf destinations. It should particularly suit couples, groups and mixed golfing families who want to combine their rounds with an all-inclusive Mediterranean holiday.
























