I’ve had amazing times as a blonde teenaged girl in turkey and Egypt.
I find that if you (general plural you, not OP!) dress modestly, cover your hair and wear a wedding ring, all is ok. When I had my hair covered, we were treated with amazing hospitality and grace. We had some of our best times, staying with local families and travelling on local transport. I’ve taught some wonderful female Turkish students and yes, there are issues, but their contact through the internet and global travel is really important to them.
however, When I had my shoulders and hair bared, I felt really uncomfortable and was harassed (probs due to being blonde). People can say it’s not fair or they don’t conform to our dress standards, but then we are in their country, and many Brits don’t feel comfortable if a German or Austrian nudist is naked in our spa hotels, even though that’s their cultural norm. In fact, I see signs banning nudity In our spas, and swimsuits in Austrian ones…. But one always works towards the more conservative dress code. I find it’s like if someone is a shoes off household - you don’t go barging in wearing shoes.
there’s beautiful food available in town - jump on trip advisor and find something, and book a registered cab to go and find it.
eg www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g297962-d12559099-Reviews-Ayar_Meyhanesi-Antalya_Turkish_Mediterranean_Coast.html
Or this one:
www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g297962-d10342026-Reviews-Gazetta_Brasserie-Antalya_Turkish_Mediterranean_Coast.html
in town you could go to tourist information and get on some registered trips there too, which should be vetted and safe.
good luck!