All-Inclusive Golf in Belek: Practical Tips to Get the Most From Your Package

All-inclusive golf in Belek usually means two things working together. The first is an all-inclusive hotel board, which covers your meals and drinks at the hotel. The second is a golf package, which covers the hotel, your green fees and private transfers. Most Belek hotels we book run an all-inclusive board of some kind. So the useful question is how the golf side is put together, and how to plan your days so you get full value from both.

We have arranged golf holidays from Antalya since 1993. Here is what we tell friends before they book.

Golf in Belek all inclusive: hotel board versus golf package

Hotels describe their board in different ways. In Belek you will see plain "All Inclusive", "Ultra All Inclusive", "Deluxe All Inclusive" and house versions such as Gloria All Inclusive, Palazzo All Inclusive and Diamond All Inclusive. The label tells you about food and drink at the hotel. It tells you nothing about golf.

The golf package is a separate layer. Do not assume that your hotel board reaches the clubhouse or the halfway house. If something at the golf club matters to you, ask us before you travel and we will tell you what applies at that club.

What our Belek packages include

Our golf holidays in Belek include three core elements:

• The hotel, on the board the hotel offers.
• Green fees for the rounds in your package.
• Private transfers between Antalya Airport and your hotel.

Belek sits 25 to 40 km east of Antalya Airport. It has 10 golf clubs with the equivalent of 16 18-hole courses, all a short drive from each other. Packages are from €534 per person for 2026/27. Some hotels add extras on top. At Cullinan Belek and Titanic Luxury Collection Belek, a shared buggy and a range token are included on playing days.

Questions to ask before you book

A few minutes spent on these questions saves disappointment later:

• How many rounds, and on which courses? Some packages are tied to one club, others give you a choice.
• Is a buggy included? At some hotels it is, on playing days. At others it may not be.
• How do I get to the course each day? Some hotels have the clubhouse on site, some run a free shuttle, and some are a short drive away.
• Is the hotel open on my dates? This matters in winter. Kaya Belek Hotel is open until 1 December 2026. Gloria Golf Resort is closed for renovation from 1 December 2026 to 30 April 2027.
• Is there course maintenance during my stay? Ask about overseeding if you are travelling in the autumn.
• How are à la carte dinners booked? Ask how reservations work, so you can plan them around your tee times.

Choosing a hotel: walk to the first tee or take a short transfer

Many Belek hotels sit next to a first tee, and that is a real luxury on a golf week. At Sueno Hotels Golf Belek the clubhouse is inside the hotel. The Pines and the Dunes courses are a short walk from your room. Robinson Club Nobilis has its own 18-hole course at the resort, and the Montgomerie course is part of the Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort.

A short transfer is not a drawback if you want variety. Belek's courses are close together, so a hotel a few minutes from one club still leaves the others within easy reach. Here is how some of our all-inclusive Belek hotels compare:

For the full picture of the courses themselves, here is the current Belek course list:

Planning your rounds around meals and tee times

All inclusive works best when you plan your golf around it, rather than the other way round.

Mornings

If you have an early tee time, check the breakfast opening time on your first evening. Allow for the walk or shuttle to the clubhouse, and time on the range. At hotels with the course on site, such as Sueno Hotels Golf Belek or Robinson Club Nobilis, you can leave later than you would from a hotel that needs a transfer.

Afternoons and twilight

Floodlit golf gives you more flexibility. Carya Golf Club is fully floodlit. Montgomerie Maxx Royal, Gloria's New Course, National and both Cullinan Links courses each have nine floodlit holes. With these, you could have a long lunch at the hotel and still play later in the day. Ask us how this fits your package.

Evenings

Book your à la carte dinners for evenings when you are not playing early the next day. Keep the buffet for the nights before a dawn start.

Unlimited golf versus a fixed number of rounds

A fixed number of rounds suits most week-long trips. You know what you are paying for, and you can leave days free for the beach, the spa or a rest when your back needs one.

Unlimited or daily golf suits keen players and longer stays. Titanic Luxury Collection Belek offers long stay packages with golf every day from December to February. Cullinan Belek also has long stay packages with golf every day. Our pages on unlimited golf holidays in Turkey and long stay golf holidays set out the options.

Be honest about how much you will really play. Two rounds a day sounds tempting on paper, but less so by day four.

Travelling as a group: tips for golf societies and mixed groups

For golf societies, the free-place offers are worth comparing carefully:

• One free place for every 7 paying golfers at Cullinan Belek, Titanic Luxury Collection Belek and Cornelia Diamond Golf Resort & Spa.
• The 8th golfer plays free for groups of 8 or more at Sueno Hotels Golf Belek and Sueno Hotels Deluxe Belek.

For groups that want several courses on one site, two options stand out. Cornelia Diamond has 27 holes by Sir Nick Faldo on the same estate. Gloria Serenity Resort is next to the 45 holes of Gloria Golf Club.

Mixed groups need a hotel that works for the non-golfers too. Cornelia Diamond has a 250 m private beach, eleven pools and a 5,000 m² kids club. Sueno Hotels Deluxe Belek has a 5,800 m² spa and an adult aquapark. Robinson Club Nobilis has tennis, padel and seven pools. Everyone on the same all-inclusive board also makes the bill at the end of the week far simpler.

Send us your dates, group size and the number of rounds you have in mind, and we will match you to the right hotel.