Is it safe to travel to Antalya right now?
What is reported near Antalya, Türkiye right now: fires, weather warnings, earthquakes, fire danger, each with the time it was read and its source. This page reports facts. It does not say whether travel is a good idea; the governments' travel advice below does that.
No wildfires are reported near Antalya right now (checked 19:51 UTC). This site carries no official weather warnings for Türkiye; check the national weather service. No earthquake within 100 km is in this site's records for the last 7 days. This page does not judge safety; see the UK and US travel advice below.
Official travel advice
- UK Foreign Office travel advice for Türkiye (GOV.UK)
- US State Department travel advisory for Türkiye (or the list of every advisory)
- Emergency number: 112 (Türkiye's single emergency number). Civil protection and emergency agencies are on the Türkiye country page.
Active fires near Antalya
No active fire is reported within 100 km in the last 3 days in the satellite and agency data this site follows (read 19 Oct, 19:51 UTC). Small fires can be missed, and new ones start quickly in summer.
Weather warnings for Antalya
This site does not carry official weather warnings for Türkiye. Check the national weather service and the local civil protection.
Recent earthquakes near Antalya
No earthquake within 100 km is in this site's records for the last 7 days (read 19 Oct, 19:51 UTC).
Every earthquake near Antalya in the last 30 days: earthquake today in Antalya.
Wildfire danger forecast for Türkiye
EFFIS forecasts under 1% of Türkiye at High fire danger or above today; the highest class anywhere in the country is High.
A country-wide forecast of fire weather, not a fire report and not a warning for Antalya. Read 19 Oct, 17:00 UTC. Fire danger forecast: European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), Copernicus Emergency Management Service, © European Union, CC BY 4.0. Counted by country and re-drawn by this site. By day and country: Europe wildfire danger.
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Questions
Is it safe to travel to Antalya right now?
This site does not give a verdict on travel. What is reported now: No wildfires are reported near Antalya right now (checked 19:51 UTC). This site carries no official weather warnings for Türkiye; check the national weather service. No earthquake within 100 km is in this site's records for the last 7 days. This page does not judge safety; see the UK and US travel advice below. The UK Foreign Office advice for Türkiye is at https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/turkey, and the US State Department travel advisory is at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/turkey-travel-advisory.html.
Are there wildfires near Antalya today?
No active fire is reported within 100 km of Antalya in the last 3 days in the satellite and agency data this site follows. That is what the feeds show, not a promise: small fires can be missed, and new ones start quickly in summer.
Is there a weather warning for Antalya?
This site does not carry official weather warnings for Türkiye. Check the national weather service and the local civil protection before you travel.
What is the emergency number in Türkiye?
Call 112 (Türkiye's single emergency number). The country page on this site lists Türkiye's civil protection and emergency agencies.
Where does this information come from?
Fires from NASA FIRMS satellite detections and agency reports this site stores; weather warnings from the national weather service via MeteoAlarm (Europe only); earthquakes from USGS and EMSC; fire danger from the EFFIS forecast (Copernicus); volcano status from the observatories. Every section shows when it was read.
Sources: fire detections from NASA FIRMS and agency reports stored by this site; weather warnings from national weather services via MeteoAlarm; earthquakes from USGS and EMSC; fire danger from EFFIS (Copernicus, CC BY 4.0); volcano notices from the observatories. Facts are restated; the issuing agency is the authority. This page does not judge safety.