Nightlife Bars Clubs

Kemer is famous for its massive open-air clubs that attract international crowds and world-class DJs.

The peak party season runs from June through September.

Club Inferno: Operating since 2005, Inferno is a legendary high-energy hub with a capacity for thousands.

It features cutting-edge sound systems, dramatic light shows, and iconic weekly foam parties. Expect a heavy rotation of EDM, house, and global pop hits.

Club Aura: Located just a short walk from central Kemer, Aura stands out for its high-concept theme nights, professional dancers, and energetic vibe.

It is highly popular with international tourists and features a massive square dance floor surrounded by VIP tables.

Klub Kristall: Situated right on the beachfront, Kristall combines a large DJ disco with specialized private karaoke rooms.

The entertainment here often infuses circus elements, acrobatics, and themes catered heavily to European and Eastern European crowds.

Door Policy & Entry: Entry fees fluctuate wildly based on the event and gender ratios. Standard entry generally ranges from €10 to €25 (often including one local drink). Some venues enforce a casual-chic dress code—leave the beachwear, flip-flops, and sports jerseys at the hotel if you want to get past the bouncers.

If you want to transition seamlessly from a daytime sunbed to nighttime dancing without leaving the sand, Kemer’s beach clubs are the place to be.

Dakapo Beach Club: Located inside Moonlight Park, Dakapo is a local favorite.

By day, it's a relaxed spot for Mediterranean dining. By night, it sets up an open-air stage directly on the sand for live acoustic music, local Turkish DJs, and beach parties.

Amor Beach Club: Known for a slightly more prestigious, upscale vibe, Amor operates 24/7 during the summer. It features an excellent cocktail menu, comfortable seaside cabanas, and consistent evening DJ sets.

Qualista Beach Club: If you prefer elegance over loud bass, Qualista offers a candlelit, lounge-style atmosphere.

Guests gather around central firepits or relax on cotton-draped beds to listen to soft acoustic sets, enjoy sushi, and watch the yachts anchor in the marina.

For a relaxed beer, shisha (hookah), or a chat, head over to Deniz Caddesi (Deniz Street) and the surrounding promenade close to Kemer Marina.

Captain Pirate Restaurant Bar: A lively, pirate-themed venue right in the center of town.

It’s highly welcoming, serves great food alongside cold beers, and hosts upbeat classic rock and pop nights.

Barby Karaoke Bar: An after-hours hotspot operating through spring and summer.

There are no private booths here; it features a single public stage where the entire bar cheers you on. It stays open until dawn (around 6:00 AM).

Leon Restoran Bar & Kapris Bar: These are reliable, casual pubs offering outdoor seating, large screens for live sports, and competitive prices compared to the heavy-hitting dance clubs.

Due to Turkey's high inflation rates and shifting luxury taxes on alcohol, prices can fluctuate. However, Kemer remains relatively affordable compared to Western European beach destinations.

To help you budget, here are the approximate price ranges you will find across different venues:

Beverage Type Supermarket / Local Shop Casual Pub / Beach Club Mega-Club / VIP Venue

Local Beer (Efes/Bomonti 500ml) 70 – 90 TRY 150 – 250 TRY 350 – 500+ TRY

Imported Beer (Heineken/Corona) 100 – 130 TRY 250 – 350 TRY 500 – 600+ TRY

Local Spirits (Raki / Vodka) 120 – 160 TRY (per glass) 250 – 400 TRY 600 – 800+ TRY

Cocktails (Mojito, Long Island) N/A 350 – 500 TRY 700 – 1,000+ TRY (~€20 - €35)

Glass of Local Wine 90 – 120 TRY 200 – 350 TRY 500+ TRY

Critical Budgeting Advice

Check the Bill Closely: In the mega-clubs, always ask for a menu with printed prices before ordering. "Murky" billing or unlisted service charges can happen to unsuspecting tourists.

The "Double Pricing" Reality: Places right on Moonlight Beach or inside the mega-clubs price their drinks to target tourists in Euros (€) or Dollars ($), while local backstreet pubs charge in Turkish Lira (TRY). You will almost always get a better rate paying in TRY or using a multi-currency card.

Pre-Gaming at Resorts: Because Kemer is highly dominated by all-inclusive resorts, many tourists maximize their "free" hotel alcohol packages until midnight before heading into the town center to party until dawn.