Te Travel Guide - brought to you by APL Media • Wednesday 11 February 2026


Akra Didim, simply Aegean


With more than 50 years of experience in the tourism sector, Akra Hotels continues to strengthen its contribution to Turkish tourism with Akra Didim


Akra Didim is Akra Hotels’ first investment in the Aegean following its long-established presence in the Mediterranean. Scheduled to open in April 2026, Akra Didim will operate year-round with 362 rooms within a 279-acre complex, offering a refined and distinctive Akra experience in the heart of the Aegean. Located in Didim, Aydın — an


area shaped by ancient civilisations — Akra Didim is designed in harmony with nature and will welcome guests throughout all four seasons. Combining contemporary comfort with generous living spaces, the hotel presents a thoughtful approach to modern holidaymaking. Operating under the “Simplicity” concept, which defines comfort through ease and understated design, Akra Didim will offer a seamless blend of gastronomy, sports, wellness and cultural experiences for families, adults and children. Accommodation options include


sea-view rooms overlooking landscapes where green and blue meet, as well as Priene Houses, inspired by the region’s ancient heritage. Designed with simplicity at their core, the Priene Houses cater to families, adults and guests seeking privacy, including those travelling with pets, offering a more secluded and immersive stay. Akra Didim will feature curated


gastronomic experiences, cultural and artistic events, and sports facilities such as tennis, padel and pickleball courts. Dedicated activities and workshops for children, alongside flexible venues suitable for


With simplicity guiding its accommodation philosophy, the hotel aims to redefine the balance between rest, leisure and everyday life. It’s a place where guests can connect with nature


business meetings and special events, position the hotel as a comprehensive all-inclusive destination. The Sarnıç Wellbeing Centre will further enrich the experience, offering physical and mental renewal through thalasso pools, watsu sessions, traditional hammam rituals and open-air therapies.


ADVANCING AKRA’S HOSPITALITY PHILOSOPHY Gürel Esener, general manager of Akra Didim, comments, “Akra Didim has been developed with a fully sustainable approach, shaped by its location, activities and a design that reflects a modern interpretation of Hellenistic architecture. Our aim is to bring together gastronomy, nature-integrated architecture and the surrounding landscape with Akra quality, while offering experiences centred on balance, wellbeing, creativity and sharing. As our first investment in the Aegean, Akra Didim represents an important step forward in Akra’s evolving approach to hospitality.”


A REFINED APPROACH TO ACCOMMODATION Akra Didim will offer 279 rooms and suites in various sizes, ranging from terrace and sea-view suites to rooms with private pools, alongside 83 Priene Houses available in five different types for adults and families. With simplicity guiding its accommodation philosophy, the resort aims to redefine the balance between rest, leisure and everyday life. Comfort and tranquillity are designed to flow naturally, allowing guests to connect with the calming rhythm of nature.


A DESTINATION FOR SPORT AND WELLBEING Beyond accommodation, Akra Didim is set to become a centre for active living and holistic wellbeing. The Akra Rackets Club will feature five international-standard padel courts, eight pickleball courts and two tennis courts, appealing to guests of all skill levels. For deeper renewal, the Sarnıç Wellbeing Centre offers a serene environment where body and mind can reset, creating a wellness experience that’s simple in form yet deeply restorative.


For further information


T: +90 444 40 45 Visit: akrahotels.com


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