Regnum Carya hosts congresses, product launches, incentive trips, golf tournaments and weddings, with a convention center of eight rooms that takes from 10 to 1,500 guests. The resort stands in the Belek tourism area, in the Serik district of Antalya province, on Türkiye's Mediterranean coast. It was the venue of the G20 Summit, and it combines its meeting space with a beach club, a spa and two 18-hole golf courses.
Seminars and company events
The Convention Centre covers spaces from 38 m² to 2,100 m², so a single program can run a plenary, breakout sessions and a board meeting under one roof. Pinus, the main hall, measures 1,000 m² and seats 950 people theatre style. Citrus, at 38.4 m², is a meeting room for up to 20. The other halls, named Laurus, Ficus, Tillia, Punica, Cornus and Carya, fill the range between them. Brands also use the resort for launches and concerts, and the golf courses add a ready-made activity for incentive groups. The Regnum Carya Pro-Am, billed as Europe's largest, gathered 240 golfers from 20 countries in 2023.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings move with the seasons: in winter they take place in the ballrooms, and in summer outdoors, with ceremonies on the white sand beach or in a garden with waterfalls. The resort hosts weddings from different cultures and tailors each concept to the couple.
Rooms and capacities
The Convention Centre has eight rooms, from 38 m² to 2,100 m², for 10 to 1,500 guests. Pinus covers 1,000 m² for 950 theatre style, and Citrus 38.4 m² for 20. The resort does not publish figures for the six other halls, so the events team confirms layouts and banquet numbers for each program.
Accommodation
Guests stay in rooms in the main building, in Pearl Rooms, some with private pools and some with shared pools, or in villas with larger living areas. This range lets a company place management in villas and the wider group in the main building.
Catering
The resort runs its own restaurants, including the Japanese restaurant Kushimoto, and caters meetings and banquets in-house. Alia Beach Club serves the beach, and the Revive Wellbeing spa and a longevity center cover the hours between sessions.
History and setting
Regnum Carya opened in 2014 and hosted the G20 leaders in Antalya in 2015. Its Carya Golf Club, designed by Peter Thomson, is presented as Europe's first fully floodlit 18-hole course. The National Golf Club, founded in 1994 as Belek's first club and designed by David Feherty and David Jones, completes the golf offer.
Getting there
Antalya Airport, with direct flights from most European capitals, is about 30 minutes away by road. The resort arranges transfers for groups, and Antalya city center is about 40 minutes away.
