Alanya, with its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant lifestyle, continues to attract expats, retirees, digital nomads, and property investors in 2025. Whether you’re considering relocating, buying a second home, or simply planning an extended stay, understanding the cost of living is essential.

In this guide, we break down the typical living expenses in Alanya for 2025, including food, accommodation, activities, utilities, and property prices — all in both Turkish Lira (TL) and Euro (€) to help you budget accurately.

1. Accommodation Costs

Rental Prices:

• 1-bedroom apartment (city center):
  18,000 – 25,000 TL/month (€510 – €710)

• 1-bedroom apartment (outside center):
  12,000 – 18,000 TL/month (€340 – €510)

• 3-bedroom apartment (city center):
  35,000 – 50,000 TL/month (€1,000 – €1,420)

• 3-bedroom apartment (outside center):
  25,000 – 35,000 TL/month (€710 – €1,000)

Property Purchase Prices:

• City Center:
  40,000 – 60,000 TL/m² (€1,140 – €1,710/m²)

• Suburban Areas:
  30,000 – 45,000 TL/m² (€850 – €1,280/m²)

For a modern two-bedroom apartment near the sea, you can expect to pay between €140,000 and €250,000 depending on location, amenities, and views.

2. Food and Dining

Groceries (monthly average for a couple):
4,500 – 7,000 TL (€130 – €200)

• Bread (500g): 12 TL (€0.35)

• 1 liter milk: 25 TL (€0.70)

• Eggs (12 pack): 40 TL (€1.10)

• Chicken breast (1kg): 150 TL (€4.30)

• Local cheese (1kg): 200 TL (€5.70)

• Fresh fruit/vegetables (per kg): 30 – 50 TL (€0.85 – €1.40)

Dining Out:

• Local restaurant meal: 250 – 400 TL (€7 – €11)

• Mid-range three-course dinner for two: 1,500 – 2,500 TL (€42 – €70)

• Cappuccino: 90 TL (€2.50)

• Local beer: 120 TL (€3.40)

3. Activities and Entertainment

Museums & Cultural Sites:

• Entry fees: 50 – 300 TL (€1.40 – €8.50)
  (Most museums and historical sites are budget-friendly)

Beach Clubs:

• Sunbed + umbrella: 200 – 500 TL/day (€5.70 – €14)

• Premium beach clubs: Entry + drinks package can reach 1,000 – 2,500 TL/day (€28 – €70)

Gyms & Fitness:

• Monthly membership: 1,000 – 1,800 TL (€28 – €50)

Cinema Ticket: 150 – 200 TL (€4.30 – €5.70)

4. Utilities and Internet

Monthly Utilities (Electricity, Water, Gas, Waste):

• Apartment: 2,000 – 3,500 TL (€57 – €100)

Internet (Unlimited, Fiber):

• 500 – 800 TL/month (€14 – €23)

Electricity is typically the largest cost, especially in summer months due to air conditioning.

5. Transportation

• Public Bus: 15 TL (€0.40) per ride

• Taxi Start: 40 TL (€1.15)

• Fuel: 42 TL/liter (€1.20/liter)

Car rentals remain affordable compared to many European cities, averaging 1,000 – 1,500 TL/day (€28 – €43).

Final Thoughts

Alanya offers an appealing balance of affordability and quality of life in 2025. Whether you’re looking to invest, relocate, or enjoy an extended holiday, the cost of living here remains accessible compared to other Mediterranean destinations.

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