Kemerağzı is a coastal neighbourhood on Aksu's western shore between Lara and Kundu, crossed by Lara Caddesi, with part of the beach known as Kundu Beach and a public beach within its boundaries.
Kemerağzı is one of the official neighbourhoods (mahalle) of Antalya's Aksu district. It lies on the district's western shore, with the Lara side of Muratpaşa district to the west and Kundu to the east. Known by this name since 1926, it was once a quarter of Kundu village, became a village in its own right in 1955 and returned to neighbourhood status under the 2012 metropolitan reorganisation. Its boundaries reach the sea: part of the beach known as "Kundu Beach" and a public beach run by Aksu Municipality lie within Kemerağzı. For this reason, listings often describe the area as "Lara" or "Kundu" as well.
Lara Caddesi runs through the neighbourhood, linking Lara and Kundu along the coast. From the centre of the neighbourhood it is about 13–14 km by road to Antalya Airport and about 19 km to Kalekapısı in the historic city centre. There are municipal bus stops along the main road; even so, a car makes life much easier for those living further inland or commuting regularly to the city centre.
Being close to Lara's established residential areas, Kemerağzı offers a daily life more connected to the city than Kundu. Even so, the shoreline gets busy with tourism in summer, and traffic and noise levels change markedly with the season. For groceries, schools and healthcare you can head to the Lara side or central Aksu. We recommend seeing the area in both summer and winter before deciding.
The neighbourhood mixes apartments in gated complexes with pools, low-rise apartment blocks and detached houses with gardens. As part of the shoreline is taken up by accommodation facilities, homes within walking distance of the sea can be limited. In gated complexes, the service charge (aidat), shared-area costs and the management plan are important factors in the purchase decision.
Note: Yedihome does not offer daily or holiday rentals; in Kemerağzı we advise on sales and long-term lettings.
See our Aksu area guide for the wider district and our Antalya property market page for the city-wide picture.
No. Both are separate official neighbourhoods of Aksu; Kemerağzı lies to the west and Kundu to the east. Part of the beach known as "Kundu Beach" falls within Kemerağzı, so check the title deed to confirm which neighbourhood a property is in.
Under Law No. 7464, since 1 January 2024 letting a residence for tourism purposes for up to 100 days requires a permit from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and, in buildings under condominium ownership, the consent of all other owners. Yedihome only provides services for sales and long-term lettings.
No Aksu neighbourhood was on the Presidency of Migration Management's closed-neighbourhood list dated 30 June 2022. As the list can change, check the current status before proceeding; see our FAQ page for other questions.
Antalya province as a whole; source: CBRT and TurkStat. Full market report →
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