Antalya Turkish Bath is more than just a sauna. It is a complex of several types of massage, a hitherto unknown feeling of total relaxation and much more. Together, it is part of authentic Turkish culture. You must visit the hammam at least once to go to Turkey.
We will pick you up from your hotel and take you to traditional Turkish bath. This all-inclusive program is a unique chance to experience unforgettable feelings.
Both transfers (to and from the hotel), two massages, scrubbing, sauna, slippers and bathrobe are included in the price of the experience.
Note: There are traditional halal concept hamams in Antalya, with man & women segregated in the bath. Please get in contact with us so we can book you up for those baths.
Turkish Baths should be on everyone's 'must-do' list. It should be taken at the start of your Antalya holiday.
This experience allows you to treat yourself and enjoy a few hours of pampering and satisfying yourself. Authentic Turkish bath is one of the most amazing experiences and leaves you sleepy, happy and relaxed.
"Hammam" is from Arabic, meaning 'Warm' and has been a bathing tradition in Turkey since ancient times and Ottoman Empire. Its history dates back to 5000 years. Relaxing Turkish bath has long been a way to keep clean and spend time with friends. It is known that mothers visit baths in search of the best wife for their sons. In addition, many people have used the baths to make business plans and lucrative deals.
Like a European Spa day, Turkish ladies often go to Hamam with friends before their wedding day to celebrate and prepare themselves.
After locking your belongings, you move to the hot room or steam room, where you will 'sweat' out the toxicity from your opening pores. Warm room experience usually lasts around 5 – 10 minutes. Once you have relaxed and sweated in the sauna's 40 to 50 degrees Celsius, you will go to the centre of the Hamam.
Centre of the Turkish hammam is an area of marble slab and seating. The belly stone is where the masseuse scrubs your body, and a massage will take place.
You will wait until the masseuse calls you to take your place on the marble stones. There are brass water taps, marble basins and traditional bowls to wash yourself with hot water and cold water. When it is your turn, you will be escorted to the central marble, ready for your scrub.
After you are comfortably placed on the belly stone, your masseuse will scrub you from the roots of your hair to the tips of your toes. Scrubbing will remove the dead skin cells, leaving you feeling invigorated. Your masseuse will then rinse the dead skin from your body, preparing you for your gentle massage.
The foam massage is that stage of your Turkish bath where the masseuse uses what appears to be a large pillow case, foamed and fluffed, ready to wash your new skin cells.
First, you are covered in the foam from head to toe (don't worry, not your face) and massaged lightly. Then the foam is rinsed from your head to toe. By now, you should feel relaxed as you are led to a waiting area for your body to 'rest' before your Turkish baths final (and some say best) stage.
When the massage room is ready, you will go to the last of the hamam spa rooms. After lying comfortably on the massage bed, you will receive a 20-minute aromatic relaxing massage. Don't be surprised if you end up falling asleep. Most people do! And if you do, don't worry. Your masseuse will gently wake you up and return you to the changing area when it is complete.
Once finished, we do not recommend that you shower for at least two hours, giving the oil a chance to penetrate your pores and leave your skin ultra-soft and ready to tan for the rest of your holiday.
For this reason, we suggest that you take a Turkish bath at the start of your Antalya holiday, as the new skin cells will take around two to three weeks before they start to flake, meaning your new tan will last about two weeks longer if you take the Turkish Bath at the start of your holiday.
After getting dressed, you will return to the reception area, where your transfer will take you back to your hotel or apartment.
Antalya Turkish bath is a traditional hammam experience with hotel pickup. It costs €20 per adult, €15 per child (4–7), and infants under 4 enter free. The price includes hotel transfers, sauna, scrubbing, foam massage, a 20-minute aromatic oil massage, plus slippers, towels, and soap.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 8 years and over | €20 |
| Child | 4–7 years | €15 |
| Infant | 0–3 years | Free |
Clean bath and friendly staff. Truly worth it
Not a premium service but Demirhan Hamam offers a traditional Turkish bath experience.
Had my first Turkish bath ever at Demirhan Hamam and it was fantastic! Steam, sauna and massages were excellent. 25 Euro for full package was well spent.
Lara Hamam offers an incredible full package! From sauna to the relaxing massage everything was perfect. A true 10/10 experience!
Top notch Turkish bath at Demirhan Hamam! 5 star rating is well deserved. It's truly relaxing experience and the location was close to our hotel. Highly recommended.
Cost of Turkish bath in Antalya is €20 per adult in 2026. Children between 4 – 7 years old are €15 and infants are free of charge.
We do not recommend the Turkish Bath for very young children, people with asthmatic problems or heart problems, nor do we recommend it for pregnant women.
Children under 12 can attend the Turkish bath experience but will not receive the aromatic oil massage.
Hammams Turkish baths in Antalya is a great experience to get rid of stress of the everyday life.
Your hotel pickup and drop-back to and from the hammam. Lockers in the hamam. Sauna, body scrub, foam rinse and massage, and full body aromatic oil massage. Hamam robes and towels are also provided.
Do bring some money for extra massages you may like to have. Hamams offer additional massages at the reception (none are obligatory to buy). You will also be able to purchase refreshments during your rest phase.
You can bring your soap for the foam massage if you have sensitive skin.
Bring a change of underwear if you are choosing to wear your underwear throughout the Hamam. Most people wear their swimsuits for modesty.
Yes, children are allowed in hamams, but massages are not applied to them due to their bones growing.