Golf Travel

Exceptional stays. Memorable rounds.

A golf holiday should be as rewarding away from the course as it is on the first tee. Begin with the rounds you want to play and the people travelling, then choose a hotel that works for everyone.

Golf at Maxx Royal Belek
Golf at Maxx Royal Belek · Official resort photography

Consider the possibilities

Time on the course. Time together.

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The course is the starting point

Tell us your preferred courses, the number of rounds and the pace you enjoy. Your concierge can discuss a golf enquiry alongside the stay, with course availability and playing arrangements checked for your dates.

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A stay for the whole party

A group of golfers and a family with one golfer need different arrangements. Compare restaurants, accommodation and time away from the course. A well-planned rest day can be part of the holiday, not an afterthought.

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Prepare for the first tee

Ask about handicap requirements, club hire, buggies, dress expectations and course transfers. If taking your own equipment, include it in the travel brief. A resort’s association with golf does not mean every round is included.

The choice that matters

Two Belek stays, compared.

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Regnum Carya · evening possibilities

Carya’s 18-hole floodlighting brings an evening round into consideration. Compare the resort’s rooms and villas and confirm tee times and green fees for your dates.

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Maxx Royal · the Montgomerie setting

Montgomerie Maxx Royal is an 18-hole course designed by Colin Montgomerie with European Golf Design. Compare the hotel suites and villas alongside your playing plans.

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Two courses. Two perspectives.

Picture your next round.

Floodlit fairway at Carya Golf Club, Belek
Floodlit fairway at Carya Golf Club, Belek
Golf at Maxx Royal Belek
Golf at Maxx Royal Belek

Your concierge brief

A few details.
A clearer proposal.

Share what you know now. Your concierge will help refine the rest, with the agreed arrangements set out before you decide.

Choose the pace
Decide how many rounds you would enjoy and whether you want to play the same course or explore several. Leave room for travel days and time away from golf.
Consider everyone travelling
Share the number of golfers and non-golfers, preferred accommodation and interests beyond the course. The right resort should work for the whole party.
Confirm the playing arrangements
Tee times, course access, handicap requirements, buggies, equipment and transfers should be checked for your dates. Avoid assuming they are included in the hotel stay.

Before you enquire

A little more
clarity.

Where should we start?

Our Belek selection includes Regnum Carya and Maxx Royal Belek. Use their guides as a starting point, or tell us the courses and destinations on your wish list.

Can you arrange a group enquiry?

Tell us the group size, golfer numbers, preferred dates and whether everyone needs the same room arrangement. We can discuss a proposal around those requirements.

Who looks after the arrangements?

You will be assigned a personal travel concierge who handles your enquiry and booking from start to finish, coordinating the agreed arrangements with the relevant providers.

Your personal travel concierge

Every detail.
Personally considered.

You will be assigned a personal concierge who handles your enquiry and booking from start to finish. Share the places you love, the people travelling and the details that matter most.

Our website is a selection. If you have something different in mind, let us know.