Entry Fees: There’s an entrance fee to the site, with additional charges for guided tours or parking. Check current prices before visiting.

What to Bring: Comfortable shoes are a must, as the site requires a fair amount of walking on uneven surfaces. Carry sunscreen, water, and a hat for protection against the sun.

Facilities: There are no restaurants on-site, so bring snacks or plan to eat in nearby Antalya.

By Car: A 30-minute drive from Belek via the D400 highway. Parking is available near the site.

By Tour: Many Belek-based tour operators offer half-day or full-day trips to Perge, often combined with visits to nearby Aspendos or Side.

By Taxi: A quick and convenient option for travelers without a car.

The best times to visit are during the spring (April-June) and autumn (September-November), when the weather is cooler. Early mornings or late afternoons offer the most comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds, perfect for photography and exploration.

A day trip to Perge from Belek is a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in Turkey's ancient history. Begin your visit by exploring the iconic colonnaded streets and stadium. Combine the trip with a visit to the nearby Aspendos Theater or the Antalya Museum for a deeper understanding of the region’s history. Return to Belek with a newfound appreciation for the grandeur of ancient civilizations.