Fethiye

About this tour

Fethiye is a popular tourist destination located in southwestern Turkey. It is part of the Mugla Province and is known for its stunning natural beauty, historic sites, and vibrant culture.

About Fethiye:

Attractions: Fethiye offers a variety of attractions for visitors. Some of the notable ones include:

Lycian Rock Tombs: These impressive rock-cut tombs are some of the most famous landmarks in Fethiye and date back to the 4th century BC.

Ölüdeniz: Often called the “Blue Lagoon,” Ölüdeniz is a stunning beach and lagoon area known for its crystal-clear waters and paragliding opportunities.

Saklikent Gorge: A dramatic canyon located about 50 kilometers from Fethiye, popular for hiking and canyoning.

Butterfly Valley: A secluded and picturesque valley accessible by boat or a hike, known for its diverse butterfly species.

Kayaköy: Also known as the “Ghost Town,” this is an abandoned village with Greek-style stone houses that were vacated during population exchanges in the early 20th century.

Activities: Fethiye offers a range of outdoor activities, including sailing, diving, hiking, and paragliding. The town’s marina is a popular starting point for sailing excursions along the Turkish coast.

Transportation: Fethiye is easily accessible by air through Dalaman Airport, which is approximately a one-hour drive away. Additionally, buses and boats provide transportation to and from Fethiye.