Kundu is a coastal neighbourhood of Aksu, of village origin, where the Aksu river reaches the sea and whose shoreline is part of the tourism zone on Antalya's eastern coast; the pace of life changes markedly between summer and winter.
Kundu is one of the official neighbourhoods (mahalle) of Antalya's Aksu district. It lies in the south of the district on the Mediterranean coast, with Kemerağzı to the west, and the Aksu river crosses its land before reaching the sea. Also recorded under the name Özlü, Kundu is a settlement of village origin. Its shoreline is part of the tourism zone that stretches east from Lara, where large accommodation facilities are concentrated. As a result, the name "Kundu" is often used in everyday speech for a tourism area wider than the neighbourhood itself; check on the title deed which official neighbourhood a listing marked "Kundu" actually refers to.
From the centre of the neighbourhood it is about 17 km by road to Antalya Airport and about 26 km to Kalekapısı in the historic city centre. Lara Caddesi and Yaşar Sobutay Bulvarı lead towards the city, while the D400 (Antalya–Mersin) highway to the north connects to Belek and Serik. The neighbourhood's boundaries reach the coast, but walking distance to the sea varies greatly depending on where a home is. Public transport mostly follows the tourism corridor, so a car is a practical necessity for anyone living further inland.
Life in Kundu changes noticeably with the seasons. In summer the shoreline is busy with tourism, and traffic, noise and visitor numbers rise. In winter the area is much quieter and some businesses may close out of season. For larger grocery shopping, schools and healthcare you may need to head to central Aksu, the Lara side or the city centre. When viewing homes, we recommend checking driving times to these services in both summer and winter conditions.
Because accommodation facilities take up a large part of the shoreline, residential options are concentrated in certain parts of the neighbourhood. Apartments in gated complexes, detached houses with gardens and older buildings from the village fabric can be found side by side. Some buildings may have been built with tourism use in mind, so always find out whether a property was permitted as a residence or as a tourism facility, what its use is on the tapu (title deed) and whether it has an iskân (occupancy permit).
Note: Yedihome does not offer daily or holiday rentals; in Kundu we advise on sales and long-term lettings.
See our Aksu area guide for the wider district and our property buying costs calculator for budgeting.
Under Law No. 7464, since 1 January 2024 letting a residence for tourism purposes for periods of 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 is also required. Yedihome does not broker such rentals; we help with sales and long-term lettings.
From the centre of the neighbourhood it is about 17 km by road to Antalya Airport; travel time varies with traffic and season.
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. Our FAQ page answers common questions.
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