Fethiye, which has made a name in the world with its natural beauties and historical places, will offer you many opportunities to make your holiday better and more enjoyable.
Ölüdeniz and Belcekız Beach are natural wonders known as “blue paradise” all over the world. Explore the world’s favorite Ölüdeniz with its crystal-clear turquoise sea for swimming and water sports, its white sandy beach and the sun that never misses the sky.
Hisarönü and Ovacık, which have become Fethiye’s favorite tourism centers in recent years, are cute towns among pine forests. Ovacık is 6 km from the city center. Its distance to Ölüdeniz is 5 km. The town has turned into a touristic center with many new hotels and holiday villages. Being between Ölüdeniz and Fethiye and being close enough to go to Ölüdeniz and Fethiye in 10 minutes if desired, has made it an ideal place for those who want to stay away from the city crowd.
Located at the bottom of a deep valley, Butterfly Valley is one of the most beautiful bays of Fethiye. It is possible to observe more than 40 species of butterflies in the valley including Tiger Swallowtail, throughout most of the year, starting from the spring months.
If you follow the mountain road going south behind the historical Fethiye Castle, 7 km away you will reach a fascinating settlement where the Anatolian Greeks lived until 1922.
Lycian Rock Tombs draw attention with their 4th century BC artifacts from the Lycian period in the city. These are tombs carved into natural rock that have become the symbol of the city.
Çalış Beach, located 5 km north of Fethiye, is another tourism center of the region full of beauties.
Saklıkent is a natural beauty formed by the erosion of the exuberant waters from the high Taurus Mountains just behind Fethiye.
Tlos, 28 km from Fethiye, is one of the oldest settlements in Lycia, which the Hittites defined as Dlawa and survived until the 19th century.