Skurdjalar is a small resort village, which is located on the segment of the coast between Alania and Side. The main infrastructure is hotels, by the way, rather modern and comfortable, private houses and villas. Immediately I want to disappoint lovers of walks and nightlife, that outside of hotels there is nothing special. Everything is placed by local streets, so these are small shops, several cafes, even exchange currency. Well, standard objects of civilization in the form of taxophones, ATMs, taxi parking, etc.
All active resort life takes place in the territories of hotels, since entertainment facilities are located there, but everything is done so that it does not allow tourists to feel isolated from the outside world.
In addition to animation and various entertainment programs, both adults and children, water sports are working on the beaches, from riding a banana to diving. But a pretty meager infrastructure behind the territory of hotels does not mean that life on this ends. At half an hour from Sokurjalara is Alanya, in which you can not only visit various historical and cultural places, but also to go shopping, which in this city there is a rather large selection. And going to the opposite direction, again, after minutes of thirty on the road, you fall into the territory of the city of Side, with its centuries-old history and well-preserved architectural structures of ancient times.
The salary itself differs from many Turkish resorts with its coastline, which is rather cut, but the presence of various small bays and bay makes this beach peculiar. Perhaps this feature and beauty of local landscapes attracts the attention of tourists. It is worth noting that the occasion in the sea is quite gentle, and it is very convenient for relaxing with children.
I do not know for what reasons, but in many sources they write that this resort is almost the warmest region of Turkey. Honestly, I did not find any evidence on this expense, since it is not hotter than in the neighboring resort villages Avsallar and the Inzhekum.
