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TURKISH BATH IN KEMER

TOUR DURATION: 2 Hours
TOUR LANGUAGE: English
TOUR PERIOD: 1/1/2026 - 30/11/2030
TOUR DAYS: Everyday
PICK UP PLACE: Hotel
DROP OFF PLACE: Hotel
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Turkish bath hamam in Kemer Turkey : Current prices and excursion description.

  • Turkish Bath (Hamam) in Kemer — a relaxing way to begin your holiday in Turkey feeling clean, refreshed and completely relaxed. In just a few hours, you can unwind after your journey, prepare your skin for a smoother-looking tan and enjoy traditional Turkish bath treatments. Many guests prefer to visit the hamam during the first days of their holiday, but you can choose any day that suits you.
  • Hotel transfer is included from Beldibi, Kemer, Goynuk, Tekirova, Camyuva and Kiris. Book your hamam with us and pay on the bus on the day of your visit.

Tour Program

  • Hotel transfer at your selected time
  • Arrival at the hamam, changing and preparation for the treatments
  • Free time in the sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and swimming pool
  • Body exfoliation with a kese mitt — 10 minutes
  • Foam massage — 10 minutes
  • Classic oil massage — 20 minutes
  • Face mask
  • Rest time with tea
  • Return transfer to your hotel
  • You will spend around 1.5–2 hours in the hamam. The full program, including transfer, takes about 2.5–3 hours.

Where and when do we pick up guests?

  • Tekirova: 10:00, 13:30, 17:00
  • Camyuva: 10:10, 13:40, 17:10
  • Kiris: 09:00, 10:20, 13:50, 17:20
  • Kemer: every hour from 10:00 to 18:00
  • Goynuk: 09:15, 10:00, 14:30, 16:30, 18:00
  • Beldibi 1: 09:00, 09:40, 13:20, 14:15, 16:15, 17:40
  • Beldibi 2: 09:05, 09:45, 13:25, 14:20, 16:20, 17:45
  • Beldibi 3: 09:10, 09:50, 13:30, 14:25, 16:25, 17:50

What happens during the hamam visit?

  • A Turkish hamam is one of the most enjoyable ways to start your holiday in Turkey. It helps you relax after the journey, refresh your skin and prepare it for a beautiful tan.
  • We will pick you up from the security gate of your hotel at your selected time and take you to the hamam. On arrival, the staff will welcome you, show you to the changing area and provide everything you need: a locker key, a towel or sheet, and special slippers.
  • First, you will have time to relax in the sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and swimming pool. The warmth and steam gently heat the body, help you unwind and prepare your skin for the traditional kese exfoliation.
  • Kese exfoliation is one of the main rituals of the Turkish hamam. A special mitt is used to gently remove dead skin cells, leaving you with a feeling of cleanliness, freshness and lightness.
  • After the kese, the foam massage begins. Your body is covered with thick soap foam, while gentle massage movements help you relax completely. For many guests, this is the most enjoyable part of the whole program.
  • Next, you will enjoy a 20-minute classic oil massage. It helps ease tiredness, relax the muscles and make the experience even more pleasant.
  • The program finishes with a face mask, time to rest and a serving of tea. It is a calm ending to the hamam ritual, leaving the body feeling lighter and the skin softer and smoother.
  • You will spend around 1.5–2 hours in the hamam. With transfer included, the whole program takes about 2.5–3 hours. After your visit, the bus will take you back to your hotel.

Why is it better to visit the hamam during the first days of your holiday?

  • Your skin is cleansed and feels smoother
  • Your tan can look more even and attractive
  • Your body relaxes more quickly after the flight and journey
  • You feel fresh, light and rested
  • The program takes only a few hours and does not take up a full day of your holiday

Who is the hamam suitable for?

  • Guests who want to relax after a flight or long journey
  • Guests who want to prepare their skin for a beautiful tan
  • Guests who enjoy spa treatments, massage and peaceful relaxation
  • Guests who do not want to spend a full day on an excursion
  • Guests who want to experience a real Turkish hamam tradition

Why book your excursions with us?

  • Payment on the bus. Book in advance and pay on the day of the excursion.
  • Official agency since 2014. Gold Way Travel operates legally and holds a TÜRSAB license.
  • Many reviews from travellers. Guests review us on Google, Yandex, VK and Tripadvisor.
  • Free cancellation. If your plans change, simply let us know in advance.
  • Hotel transfer both ways. We pick you up from your hotel and bring you back after the excursion.
  • Time-saving and easy. You do not need to look for an agency on the street or spend your holiday dealing with arrangements.
  • Convenient payment options. On most group excursions, you can pay in cash on the bus. We accept euros, US dollars and Turkish lira.

What Is Included

  • Hotel transfer both ways
  • Comfortable air-conditioned bus
  • Insurance
  • Free time in the sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and swimming pool
  • Body exfoliation with a kese mitt — 10 minutes
  • Foam massage — 10 minutes
  • Classic oil massage — 20 minutes
  • Face mask
  • Tea during the rest time

What Is Not Included

  • Personal expenses
  • Photos, souvenirs and optional additional spa services

What to Bring

  • Swimsuit or swim trunks
  • A towel, if you prefer to use your own
  • Water
  • Camera or phone for photos
  • Money for personal expenses and additional services

Transfer to the Hamam

  • Kemer: around 5 minutes / 2 km
  • Kiris: around 10 minutes / 5 km
  • Camyuva: around 15 minutes / 8 km
  • Goynuk: around 20 minutes / 10 km
  • Beldibi: around 20 minutes / 17 km
  • Travel time may vary slightly depending on your hotel location and the transfer route.

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Additional Information

  • Book at least 7 days before the excursion and get a 4% discount
  • Book at least 30 days before the excursion and get a 5% discount
The History and Traditions of the Turkish Hamam

Where did the Turkish hamam come from?

  • The history of the Turkish hamam goes far back in time. Its roots are often linked to the Roman baths — public bathhouses where people came not only to wash, but also to rest, meet friends, share news and spend time in a pleasant atmosphere.
  • Over the centuries, this bathing culture was shaped by Byzantine, Arab, Seljuk and Ottoman traditions. Step by step, it became the hamam we know today: warm marble, soft steam, kese exfoliation, foam massage and a special feeling of calm that you begin to notice from the very first minutes.

What makes a hamam different from an ordinary bath?

  • The main difference is the gentle heat and high humidity. In a hamam, the body warms up gradually, without harsh heat or heavy strain. This makes it a wonderful choice for anyone who wants to relax, cleanse the skin and feel a pleasant lightness throughout the body.
  • Water also plays an important role in the traditional hamam. Guests do not bathe in a shared pool. Instead, they rinse themselves beside a marble basin called a kurna. This simple and beautiful ritual is one of the most recognisable parts of Eastern bathing culture.

The hamam in the Ottoman Empire

  • In the Ottoman Empire, the hamam was much more than a place for cleansing the body. It was a living part of city culture. Hamams were often built near mosques, markets and residential neighbourhoods, so they quickly became places for meeting, resting and socialising.
  • The hamam had a special meaning for women. It was a place to meet friends, share news, relax and prepare for important life events. Beautiful traditions were connected with the hamam, including the bridal hamam before a wedding, hamam visits after childbirth and family bathing rituals.

Why do hamams look so beautiful?

  • A classic Turkish hamam is not just a bathhouse; it is a true architectural experience. Marble surfaces, domed ceilings, soft light, warm stone and oriental patterns create a calm, cosy and almost magical atmosphere.
  • In old hamams, heat passed through the walls and floors, warming the entire space evenly. That is why people could stay inside for a long time: the warmth did not burn or tire the body, but gently helped it relax.

The hamam as part of Turkish relaxation culture

  • For Turkish people, the hamam has always been more than a simple hygiene routine. It is a ritual of cleansing, rest, conversation and renewal. In the hamam, everyday worries are left outside for a while. You relax, drink tea and leave with a feeling of freshness and renewal.
  • That is why a hamam visit remains one of the most loved traditions for guests in Turkey. It is not only a way to rest the body, but also a chance to touch a culture that has been shaped over many centuries.

Why should you try a hamam during your holiday?

  • Today, tourists especially love the hamam because in just a few hours it helps ease travel fatigue, refresh the skin, prepare it for a beautiful tan and give the whole body a pleasant feeling of lightness.
  • Sauna, steam room, kese exfoliation, foam massage, oil massage, face mask and tea turn an ordinary spa visit into a true Turkish relaxation ritual.
Kese and Foam Massage: Why Are They the Main Ritual of the Hamam?

What is kese?

  • Kese is one of the most recognisable stages of the traditional Turkish hamam. After the sauna and steam room, the skin becomes softer, the pores open and the body is ready for deep cleansing.
  • The procedure is performed with a special kese mitt. It gently removes dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, leaving it smoother, fresher and softer to the touch.
  • Many guests are surprised by the result after kese, but this is one of the main secrets of the hamam. That is why it is often recommended to visit a hamam during the first days of your holiday: after cleansing, the tan settles more evenly and looks more beautiful.

Why is it important to warm up before kese?

  • Kese is not performed on dry, unprepared skin. First, the guest relaxes in the sauna or steam room so that the body warms up and the skin becomes softer.
  • This makes the procedure more comfortable and more effective. In the hamam, the right order matters: first heat and steam, then kese, followed by foam massage and rest.

Who performs the kese?

  • In a traditional hamam, kese is performed by an experienced attendant. In the men’s section, this attendant is often called a tellak, and in the women’s section, a natır.
  • This is not just skin cleansing; it is part of an old bathing culture. The right movements, pressure, rhythm and, of course, the comfort of the guest all matter.
  • If you have sensitive skin, it is best to tell the hamam attendant in advance. The procedure can then be done more gently and delicately.

What is a foam massage?

  • After kese comes one of the most pleasant moments of the hamam — the foam massage. The body is covered with thick, soft soap foam, which is then spread over the skin with gentle massage movements.
  • It feels like being wrapped in a warm cloud of foam: the body relaxes, the skin is cleansed and becomes soft. For many guests, the foam massage is the most memorable part of the Turkish hamam experience.

Why do kese and foam massage work so well together?

  • Kese cleanses the skin and helps remove the layer of dead skin cells, while the foam massage completes the procedure with soft cleansing and deep relaxation.
  • Together, these two stages create that special feeling of freshness, lightness and renewal that many guests come to the Turkish hamam for.
  • After the procedures, it feels especially nice to rest for a while, drink tea and give your body time to enjoy the calm.

Why should tourists try kese and foam massage?

  • Kese and foam massage are not just spa procedures. They are a real part of Turkish culture, something worth experiencing at least once.
  • This is difficult to feel in an ordinary hotel or a classic massage salon. In the hamam, everything comes together as one complete ritual: heat, steam, marble, water, foam and total relaxation.
  • If you want not only to rest, but also to feel the atmosphere of a real Turkish hamam, kese and foam massage are definitely worth trying.
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