What is Fire of Anatolia about?

It's a high-energy dance production that tells the story of Turkish and Anatolian history and culture through two main productions: 'Evolution' and 'Troy'. The 120 dancers perform intricate, rapid choreography (241 steps per minute) supported by live music and theatrical staging.

Yes, a meal is served on-site at the venue before the main show begins.

How long is the full experience?

The entire outing takes 7 hours, including hotel transfer, dinner, and the live performance (approximately 90 minutes).

When does the show run?

Fire of Anatolia operates from April through November. The show is not available December–March.

Is this suitable for families with children?

Yes. The show is visual and narrative-driven, requiring no language comprehension. Children of all ages can enjoy it, though very young children may find the 7-hour duration demanding.

What if the weather is bad?

The venue is an open-air amphitheatre. Shows are cancelled only in severe weather; minor rain does not typically result in cancellation. Check your booking confirmation for the operator's weather policy.

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Fire of Anatolia Dance Show Dinner and Transfer from Kemer

Kemer, Turkey

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About this activity

Witness Fire of Anatolia, a world-class dance spectacle featuring 120 professional performers executing high-speed choreography at the Gloria Aspendos Arena, one of the world's largest stages. This 7-hour experience combines Turkish cultural immersion with elite entertainment, tracing Anatolia's history through dance, live music, and theatrical storytelling, complete with hotel transfers from Kemer.

Experience the mesmerizing Fire of Anatolia Show, featuring approximately 120 skilled dancers. Watch the legendary performances "Evolution" and "Troy" from April to November at the spectacular venue, Gloria Aspendos Arena, the world's largest stage accommodating up to 4,700 spectators. Marvel at the astonishing speed of dancers executing intricate choreography at 241 steps per minute. Embark on an immersive journey into Turkish history and Anatolian culture through dance, music, and storytelling. Witness an unforgettable fusion of entertainment and education, celebrating Turkey's cultural diversity and artistic excellence.

Highlights

✓120 elite dancers performing at 241 steps per minute in jaw-dropping synchronisation
✓Two signature productions: 'Evolution' and 'Troy' exploring Turkish and Anatolian heritage
✓Intimate dinner served at the venue before the main show
✓Cutting-edge stage design and lighting at Gloria Aspendos Arena (capacity 4,700)
✓Roundtrip hotel transfers from Kemer included

Insider tips

★Arrive early to secure optimal seating on the arena floor for the most immersive experience of the dancers' precision footwork
★The show runs April–November only; book well in advance during peak summer (June–August) as the arena regularly sells out
★Bring a light jacket or shawl—outdoor amphitheatre venues cool significantly after sunset, even in warm months

Good to know

•Total duration is 7 hours including transfers, dinner, and the live show (typically 90 minutes)
•Hotel pickup and drop-off from Kemer are included; confirm your hotel and pickup time when booking
•Dinner is served on-site before the performance; confirm dietary requirements at booking
•The Gloria Aspendos Arena is an open-air venue; weather-dependent (cancelled only in severe conditions)

Who it's for

Cultural enthusiasts seeking immersive Turkish heritage experiencesCouples and groups looking for high-production-value evening entertainmentTravellers interested in contemporary dance and world-class performance artFamilies wanting accessible, non-language-dependent storytelling through movement

Best time to visit

April to November. Attend in early evening to enjoy the show as dusk falls, enhancing the dramatic lighting effects. May–June and September–October offer the most comfortable temperatures; July–August is peak season but very hot.