Grocery Shopping & Supermarkets in Alanya
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Whether you're self-catering, topping up snacks and drinks, or just after some water and sun cream, it helps to know your way around groceries in Alanya. There's everything from big supermarkets like Migros and Carrefour to budget chains and lovely fresh local markets — and, when you'd rather not trek out in the heat, you can even have it delivered to your hotel. Here's the lowdown.
The supermarkets
- Migros — a major national chain and the strongest supermarket in the Türkler resort area; good range, quality and reliability.
- Carrefour — large stores (there's one in Alanyum mall), great for a big shop and imported bits.
- BİM, A101 & ŞOK — budget chains dotted everywhere; smaller, cheaper, great for basics, water and snacks.
- Local mini-markets — handy corner shops near most hotels for day-to-day bits (often a little pricier for convenience).
What's cheap, what's not
Local produce and Turkish products are good value — fresh fruit and veg, bread, olives, cheese, yoghurt, store-brand staples. Imported and branded goods (familiar UK brands, imported alcohol) cost more, sometimes a lot more. For the cheapest basics, the budget chains (BİM, A101, ŞOK) are unbeatable; for choice and quality, the big Migros and Carrefour stores win. For the broader cost picture, see prices in Alanya.
Fresh produce: hit the markets
For the best fresh fruit and vegetables — cheap, seasonal and delicious — the weekly local markets beat the supermarkets, and they're a great experience too. Each area has its day; see Alanya market days. Supermarkets are the year-round, any-time fallback.
Self-catering essentials
If you're in an apartment or villa, the big supermarkets cover everything you need — fresh food, store cupboard basics, household bits, water and toiletries. A first-day "big shop" at a Migros or Carrefour, topped up with market produce and corner-shop bits, is the easy approach. See hotel, apartment or villa.
Don't fancy carrying it back? Get it delivered
Here's the easy option, especially in the heat or with tired kids: you can have groceries delivered straight to your hotel or apartment — a Migros shop, water, snacks, breakfast bits, soft drinks and more — without lugging bags back from the store. It's handy for self-caterers, families stocking up, or just topping up the fridge for a night in. See our delivery service, commission-free. You can even add familiar food or a coffee to the same order.
Handy tips
- Bring a bag — carriers are charged, and a foldaway shopper is handy.
- Buy water in big bottles — cheaper than lots of small ones; stick to bottled water.
- Cash or card both fine in supermarkets; budget chains may prefer cash.
- Check use-by dates on fresh items as you would at home.
- Stock up on sun cream locally if you've run low — supermarkets carry it (often cheaper than the hotel shop).
Frequently asked questions
What supermarkets are there in Alanya?
Major chains like Migros and Carrefour, plus BİM, A101 and ŞOK budget stores, and local markets for fresh produce. Migros is the strongest chain in the Türkler resort area. Plenty of choice for self-catering and topping up.
Is grocery shopping cheap in Alanya?
Local produce, bread and store-brand items are good value, especially fruit, veg and Turkish products. Imported and branded goods cost more. Budget chains like BİM and A101 are cheapest; big supermarkets offer the widest choice.
Can I get groceries delivered to my hotel?
Yes — groceries from Migros and more can be delivered to your hotel or apartment, handy for self-caterers, families, or anyone who'd rather not carry shopping back in the heat.
Where do I buy fresh fruit and vegetables?
The weekly local markets are best for fresh, cheap produce, while supermarkets stock it year-round. Both are easy to find, and the markets are a lovely local experience.
For more, see our Alanya shopping & markets guide. Rather not carry the shopping? We deliver groceries, food and more to your door — see delivery, or message us on WhatsApp.