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New Year 2027 in Antalya: Welcome the New Year at Ethno Belek

Planning a short getaway at the turn of the year is a wonderful way to step away from the usual routine and spend the final days of the year somewhere different. Antalya offers a range of holiday options during the winter months, making it an appealing destination for a New Year break.

Resort hotels in Belek, in particular, bring accommodation together with gastronomy, music, wellness and entertainment. At Ethno Belek, House of Winter runs from 1 December to 31 January, with a variety of seasonal experiences throughout the winter. The special New Year programme taking place from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027 covers both the final days of the year and the first day of 2027.

For travellers looking to welcome 2027 with a few days away, Belek therefore offers more than a single New Year’s Eve celebration. The programme can become part of the entire holiday.

Discover Belek for a New Year Holiday in Antalya

Although Antalya is closely associated with its summer season, the city takes on a different character in winter. A quieter atmosphere, city sightseeing, gastronomy and seasonal hotel programmes offer plenty of alternatives for those looking to spend the final days of the year differently.

Belek is particularly well suited to travellers who prefer a hotel-centred holiday. With restaurants, spa facilities, sports and entertainment available within the resorts, it is possible to create a varied holiday without needing to leave the property.

Ethno Belek’s House of Winter follows the same seasonal approach. The programme brings together the Christmas Market, heated pools, spa and wellness experiences, padel, creative workshops, gastronomic activities and live performances.

Families travelling with children can also make use of activities at Gymy Kids and Ethno Kiddo, where play, creativity and discovery continue throughout the season. This means there are options for younger guests alongside the adults’ New Year celebrations.

When Is the 2027 New Year Programme at Ethno Belek?

Ethno Belek’s special New Year programme runs from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027. Rather than focusing solely on New Year’s Eve, the programme spreads the celebrations and activities across several days, making it particularly suitable for guests planning a longer stay.

The programme begins on 29 December with the Christmas Market, Pinterest Plate Painting Workshop, Christmas Band and DJ Live Performance, alongside a classical music performance. During the day, guests can also take part in experiences such as wine tasting, a chocolate workshop, a sushi workshop and whiskey tasting.

In the evening, the atmosphere becomes livelier with the Concept Party followed by a DJ Live Performance.

On 30 December, the programme continues with the Christmas Market and creative experiences such as the Painting A Winter House Incense Burner Workshop. The day also features an Emil Vergo performance, Spiritual Fest, classical music, wine tasting and a mixology workshop. Live Band and DJ Live Performance continue into the evening.

For guests staying at Ethno Belek for the 2027 New Year holiday, this provides an opportunity to enjoy the final two days of the year with a variety of activities rather than waiting for New Year’s Eve alone.

Welcome the New Year on 31 December

The 31 December programme is spread throughout the day, beginning with the Christmas Market, Ceramic Workshop and Christmas Band. Later in the day, guests can join the Pre-Party and Cacao Ceremony.

The gastronomic programme includes wine tasting, a chocolate workshop and whiskey tasting. In the evening, the main celebration begins with Gala + Party NYE Gala Band.

The gala and party take place from 19:00 to 23:30, followed by the After Party from 23:30 to 04:00.

The New Year’s Eve programme therefore goes beyond a gala dinner and the midnight countdown. Music and entertainment continue throughout the evening, creating a full-night celebration.

Gastronomy and Creative Workshops During the New Year Holiday

One of the highlights of the New Year period is the variety of activities available during the day. Ethno Belek’s programme includes wine tasting, chocolate and sushi workshops, mixology experiences, ceramic workshops and plate-painting activities.

These experiences are a good option for guests who do not want their holiday to revolve entirely around evening entertainment. A quieter activity can be enjoyed during the morning or afternoon before turning to music and celebrations later in the day.

Gastronomy also extends beyond the New Year dates through House of Winter. From 1 December to 31 January, the winter programme includes different dining experiences as well as wine and mixology workshops and cacao ceremonies.

Some workshops and experiences may have limited capacity or require advance reservations, so guests should check the current programme and participation requirements before making their plans.

Music, Entertainment and Wellness in Winter

When planning a New Year holiday in Antalya, the winter programme offered by a hotel can be an important part of the overall experience. At Ethno Belek, House of Winter brings together music, entertainment and wellness activities across different days.

Live music, DJ performances, karaoke nights and Christmas Band performances form part of the entertainment programme. For guests looking for a slower pace, spa facilities, Cenote, meditation and restorative wellness rituals offer quieter alternatives.

Heated pools are another option for those who want to enjoy swimming during the winter months. Guests who prefer to stay active can also take part in padel activities.

This variety is particularly appealing to those planning a hotel-based New Year holiday in Belek, as a multi-day stay can include different experiences rather than being centred around a single evening.

The New Year Celebration Continues on 1 January

The first day of the new year is also part of the programme. On 1 January 2027, guests can enjoy the Christmas Market, New Year Door Decoration Workshop, DJ Live Performance & Saxophone, Sound Healing, classical music, wine tasting and a mixology workshop.

Live Band and DJ Live Performance continue into the evening.

One of the highlights of the day is the Emre Altuğ concert. Ethno Belek’s official programme confirms that the artist will perform on 1 January 2027.

This means the first day of 2027 can be just as active as the days leading up to New Year’s Eve, with different experiences available from the afternoon onwards.

How Long Can You Plan Your 2027 New Year Holiday?

In Türkiye, 1 January 2027, which falls on a Friday, is a public holiday. The statutory New Year public holiday itself lasts for one day. However, as 2 January falls on Saturday and 3 January on Sunday, travellers can enjoy a three-day break from Friday to Sunday without taking additional annual leave.

Ethno Belek’s special New Year programme extends beyond the official public holiday. It runs from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027. Guests who want to experience the full programme can plan their stay from 29 December and cover the final days of the year as well as 1 January.

For a shorter stay focused primarily on New Year’s Eve, 31 December to 1 January can be considered. Those looking for a longer winter escape can also take into account that House of Winter continues until 31 January 2027.

There are therefore two different timeframes to consider: the official New Year public holiday is one day, while Ethno Belek’s special New Year programme spans four days. The ideal length of stay can be chosen according to the events guests wish to attend and the type of holiday they have in mind.

What Should You Look for When Choosing a Hotel for New Year?

When choosing a hotel for the New Year period, it is worth looking beyond room features and price and considering the scope of the special programme.

First, check whether the hotel is organising a gala or party on New Year’s Eve, what time the events take place and what is included in the programme. Gastronomy options, live music, spa and wellness facilities, activities for children and facilities suitable for winter use can also play a role in choosing where to stay.

For guests planning a multi-day holiday, it is also worth checking whether the programme continues beyond 31 December. Ethno Belek offers a broader calendar in this respect, with its special New Year programme running from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027 and House of Winter continuing through the end of January.

For travellers looking for a New Year hotel where the stay can extend beyond a single night, Ethno Belek’s programme is therefore worth considering.

Welcome 2027 at Ethno Belek in Belek

For those planning to spend New Year in Antalya, Belek is a strong option for a hotel-based winter holiday. With House of Winter and its special New Year calendar, Ethno Belek offers a stay that extends beyond the evening of 31 December.

The programme running from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027 includes gastronomy, creative workshops, live music, DJ performances, wellness activities, a gala and parties. The Emre Altuğ concert on 1 January 2027 is another highlight of the first day of the new year.

Those looking to welcome 2027 with a few days away can explore Ethno Belek among hotels in Belek. For the latest information on event dates, times, reservations and participation requirements, it is advisable to check the official programme before travelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which areas of Antalya are popular for a New Year holiday?

Belek, Lara, Kemer and Antalya city centre are among the areas that can be considered for a New Year holiday. Belek’s resort hotels are particularly suitable for travellers looking for a more comprehensive hotel-based programme. Ethno Belek is one option for those who want to combine gastronomy, music, wellness and entertainment within the same stay.

When do New Year programmes in Antalya usually begin?

The starting dates vary from one hotel to another. Some properties focus their celebrations solely on New Year’s Eve, while others offer programmes spread across several days. At Ethno Belek, the 2027 New Year programme begins on 29 December 2026 and continues through 1 January 2027. House of Winter also offers a range of winter activities from 1 December to 31 January.

How many days is the 2027 New Year holiday?

1 January 2027, Friday, is a public holiday. The statutory New Year public holiday is one day. As 2 and 3 January fall on the weekend, it is possible to enjoy a three-day break from Friday to Sunday without taking additional annual leave.

Ethno Belek’s special New Year programme, meanwhile, runs for four days from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027. Guests looking for a shorter stay can choose 31 December to 1 January, while those wishing to experience the complete programme can plan their stay from 29 December.

What should you consider when choosing a hotel for a New Year holiday?

The hotel’s New Year programme, gala and party arrangements, gastronomy options, live music, wellness facilities and activities for children can all be considered together. It is also worth checking whether activities are included in the accommodation package and whether advance reservations are required. For a multi-day stay, check whether the programme continues after 31 December. Ethno Belek’s 29 December–1 January programme and House of Winter calendar offer options beyond New Year’s Eve itself.

What activities are included in Ethno Belek’s 2027 New Year programme?

The programme running from 29 December 2026 to 1 January 2027 includes the Christmas Market, creative workshops, wine tasting, chocolate and sushi workshops, mixology, live music, DJ performances, a gala and parties. On 31 December, Gala + Party NYE Gala Band is followed by the After Party. On 1 January 2027, the Emre Altuğ concert is one of the programme’s main highlights.

Ethno Culture: A Mosaic of Universal Cultures

Located in scenic Antalya along the breathtaking Mediterranean coastline, Ethno Belek Hotels goes beyond the idea of a traditional resort. Shaped around its distinctive Ethno Culture concept, the hotel celebrates global diversity by bringing together stories, perspectives, and traditions from around the world. Guests are invited to experience a setting where cultural differences are not only welcomed but appreciated, creating a meaningful connection between people and places in a luxurious yet relaxed environment.

At Ethno Belek, this philosophy comes to life through shared experiences that encourage interaction, creativity, and dialogue. From engaging events and conversations to artistic expressions spanning music, dance, painting, and sculpture, the hotel offers opportunities to connect with others and explore diverse viewpoints. These thoughtfully curated experiences foster a sense of community, enrich the mind, and turn each stay into a cultural journey rather than just a holiday.

More than a place to stay, Ethno Belek is designed as a living cultural hub where guests from different backgrounds come together in a comfortable and inspiring setting. The hotel’s spacious interiors, refined atmosphere, and inclusive spirit create an environment that naturally brings people closer, allowing meaningful encounters to unfold effortlessly. Through this harmonious blend of comfort, luxury, and cultural exchange, Ethno Belek offers a stay that resonates long after the journey ends.

If you are planning your first trip abroad or looking to explore new horizons on your long travel itinerary, you can’t go wrong with Antalya, Türkiye. Located on the timeless shores of the Mediterranean, Ethno Belek Hotels Antalya is the perfect hotel resort for an inclusive and culturally rich travel experience. Step into the world of wellness, diversity, and luxury hotel experiences: Book your stay at Ethno Belek today!

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