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Turkish Bath Belek

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Is a Turkish bath in Belek worth it?

It is worth it if you want the full Turkish bath ritual without organising anything yourself: €25 per adult covers the return hotel transfer, the sauna and steam room, a kese scrub, the foam treatment and a basic aromatic oil massage of about 20 minutes, and nothing is charged online. It is the wrong choice if what you really want is a long massage, or if you are pregnant, have a heart or circulatory condition, or are sensitive to heat or humidity.

Updated Saturday, 26 September 2026

What you get

Included in the price

  • Return hotel transfer from the Belek pickup areas, in an air-conditioned vehicle
  • Sauna
  • Steam room
  • Kese — traditional full-body exfoliation
  • Foam treatment — foam wash and foam massage
  • Basic aromatic oil massage, about 20 minutes
  • Towel and peştemal wrap
  • Use of the hamam facilities
  • Local insurance

Not included

  • Drinks and refreshments
  • Longer or different massages and extra treatments, such as a clay mask — arranged and paid at the hamam
  • Photo and video service
  • Tips for the therapists (optional)
  • Personal expenses

What it costs, all in

€25 per adult (11 and over), €12.50 per child aged 4 to 10, and free for children under 4. The return hotel transfer is part of the price, and you pay on the day. Anything extra — a longer massage, a drink — is your choice at the hamam. See the price details.

What makes it different

A hamam is a ritual that is done for you — the heat, then the kese, then the foam — rather than a treatment you pick from a menu. That is the main difference from a hotel spa, and the reason it suits people who want to switch off rather than choose. More in Turkish bath or hotel spa.

Who it suits

  • First-timers who want the whole experience with nothing to plan: the transfer is arranged and the attendants lead each stage.
  • Couples who want to go together: one booking, one pickup, one ride back.
  • Families: children aged 4 to 10 pay the child fare, under-4s are free, and the hamam confirms the right programme for each child.
  • Anyone staying at one of the 58 hotels on our Belek pickup list.

Who may prefer something else

  • If a long massage is the point: the Basic Hamam's massage lasts about 20 minutes. A longer one can be arranged at the hamam — or a spa may suit you better.
  • If you are pregnant, have a heart or circulatory condition, or are sensitive to heat or humidity: a Turkish bath is not recommended.
  • If you want to choose the hamam or the exact time: the hamam is assigned according to your hotel and transfer area, and the pickup time follows the day's transfer schedule.
  • If you are staying outside Belek: this site books pickups from Belek hotels only.

The alternatives

Your hotel's own spa, if you want a menu of treatments without leaving the resort. Or, if you would rather spend a free half-day differently, see when to fit a Turkish bath into your Belek holiday — it also points to rafting, boat and off-road days.

Book the Basic Hamam in Belek

€25 per adult, return hotel transfer included. You see the final price before you confirm, and you pay on the day.

Frequently asked questions

Is a Turkish bath worth it for a first-timer?
It is an easy way in: everything is arranged and done for you, and you keep your swimwear on throughout. Check the health notes first.
Is a Turkish bath better than a hotel spa?
It is different, not better. A hamam is a set ritual of heat, scrub and foam; a spa is a menu you choose from. The right one depends on what you want from the afternoon.
How much should I budget?
€25 per adult, €12.50 per child aged 4 to 10, free under 4 — transfer included. Tips and anything you add at the hamam are extra and optional.

€25per adult

Transfer included · pay on the day

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