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ski resort at Saklikent on the Antalya side, not yet tried this resort myself so unable to comment, however, it is mainly german and russian based holidays.

There has been talk of Seki opening up for a winter ski resort, but plans have fallen by the wayside yet again. To get to ski in seki it is some 90+km from Fethiye and as this is not a resort the slopes are virgin, and the road in the winter can be pretty treacherous.

I would love to try out the Antalya side, but would have to go alone or with a party as hubby can not see the fun in the white stuff.

try these links
http://www.cherokee-travel.com/reso...rts.php#antalya

http://www.guidetoturkey.com/ski_centers/default.asp

http://www.guidetoturkey.com/ski_centers/saklikent.asp

17th August 2005, 21:38	#2
lorraine Non Active Member	Re: sking resorts. ski resort at Saklikent on the Antalya side, not yet tried this resort myself so unable to comment, however, it is mainly german and russian based holidays. There has been talk of Seki opening up for a winter ski resort, but plans have fallen by the wayside yet again. To get to ski in seki it is some 90+km from Fethiye and as this is not a resort the slopes are virgin, and the road in the winter can be pretty treacherous. I would love to try out the Antalya side, but would have to go alone or with a party as hubby can not see the fun in the white stuff. try these links http://www.cherokee-travel.com/reso...rts.php#antalya http://www.guidetoturkey.com/ski_centers/default.asp http://www.guidetoturkey.com/ski_centers/saklikent.asp

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