Location
Fethiye & the Turquoise Coast
Set in Fethiye, on Türkiye's southwestern coast — a base for exploring some of the Mediterranean's most photographed scenery.
Fethiye is a working harbour town before it's a resort — a real marina, a Tuesday bazaar, and a old town built into the hillside beside Roman rock tombs. It also happens to sit minutes from some of the most striking coastline in Türkiye.
Ölüdeniz & the Blue Lagoon
The turquoise lagoon and Belcekız beach that put this coastline on the map — a short drive from Fethiye.
Butterfly Valley
A steep-walled canyon reachable by boat or a hiking trail, named for the swallowtail moths that gather there each summer.
Saklıkent Gorge
One of Türkiye's deepest canyons — cold glacial water, wooden walkways, and a restaurant built over the river.
Kayaköy (Ghost Village)
An abandoned Greek village of stone houses and chapels, left untouched on a hillside since the 1920s.
Babadağ Paragliding
Tandem paragliding flights from Babadağ mountain, landing on Ölüdeniz beach below.
Fethiye Marina & Old Town
Harbourside restaurants, the Tuesday market, and rock-cut Lycian tombs carved into the cliffs above town.
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