Fethiye Travel Guide

Butterfly Valley is a deep gorge in the Mediterranean known for its many butterfly species whose colorful colonies make for stunning photos. The valley’s waterfalls and greenery are second only to the bay’s cerulean waters and sandy beach.

The magnificent ruins of an ancient Lycian city known as Tlos sit on a hill amidst the greenery of the Mediterranean coast. This is a unique opportunity for visitors to stroll through the atmospheric streets where a frozen history is stored in every stone.

Kayakoy is a ghost village made up of historical Greek stone houses which were abandoned nearly 100 years ago. The hauntingly beautiful village offers an incredible atmosphere with its cobbled roads, unique mosaics, and churches as well as a hard-won sea view for those who climb up to the chapel on the hill.

Home to the picturesque and soft sandy beach, the Blue Lagoon is a natural beauty boasting an idyllic turquoise sea. It is a coastal mix of soft sand and white pebbles, which is popular for snorkeling.

Located in modern-day Fethiye, the Amyntas King Tomb and similar neighboring structures provide a fascinating glimpse into Lycia’s ancient past. The rock tombs are crowned with the great Amyntas Tomb, with stunning details in the style of an Ionian temple.

Babadag Mountain offers a harmonious and fascinating view of lush cedar and pine trees with the sparkling Mediterranean Sea beyond. At the summit of the majestic mountain, there are paragliding tracks and ancient walking paths.

Letoon is one of the most frequent destinations for historical tours in Fethiye. The site allures guests with its ancient remains and sacred temples of Leto, Apollon, and Artemis right beside the stunning ruins of Xanthos.

The glistening turquoise sea around St. Nicholas Island is one of Fethiye’s most loved spots. Filled with local history, visitors can hike through an ancient Christian pilgrimage path or enjoy time swimming in the crystal clear water.

Sarsala Bay is known for its Blue Flag beach which proves its safety and cleanliness. It is surrounded by pine trees, creating charming views of its rich flora as well as the calming atmosphere of the cerulean sea.

Hammam Bay, known as Cleopatra's Bath, is a magical place where the green of the forest and the blue of the Mediterranean Sea blend. It is an amazing location for swimming among the ruins of the queen's bath and taking vivid photos of nature.

The alluring crystal sea and the golden sands are the main attractions of Kizil Island. The historic lighthouse which has been guiding sailors for more than 100 years is a stunning landmark worthy of the area’s famous red sunsets.

The Samanlik Bay area on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast charms visitors with its calm, turquoise waters and verdant wooden hills. For swimming or sunbathing, the area is rich with atmospheric beauty.

Tersane Island creates the most magical cruise experiences with its haven-like views of the greenery and the deep turquoise water of the Mediterranean. The island also features historical remains of the old Greek settlements, which are worth seeing.

Situated in one of the most popular destinations of Mugla, in Fethiye, Karacaoren Bay has great conditions for dropping anchor with its calm and waveless sea. The sea is also crystal-clear and turquoise blue, and features heaven-like views.

Tarzan Bay is an alluring place to anchor conveniently located just west of Fethiye. Noted for its superb diving conditions, this incredible bay has beautiful clear water and a swinging rope for all to enjoy.

Situated in one of Gocek’s many incredible coves, Tomb Bay offers pristine, crystal clear waters, and magnificent views. Visitors can witness the grand Lycian rock tombs in the cliffs above whilst enjoying the relaxing surroundings.

Bonculuk Bay provides a venue for several activities like swimming and snorkelling in its pristine waters. Its exquisite views of the Mediterranean are unmatched.

Approachable by boat, Kuleli Bay houses a stunning beach with crystal clear waters surrounded by lush forest. This paradise is the perfect place to enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the Mediterranean.

Situated in Fethiye, Hillside Beach Club Bay is a popular destination with its untouched nature and crystal-clear waters. Boaters can drop anchor in the calm sea and enjoy its natural beauties.

Help Beach is the only beach in Kucuk Boncuklu Village that is uncrowded and has excellent entertainment amenities. It is every boater's ideal location, surrounded by vegetation and with diamond-like seas.

Knights Island is a pristine paradise with turquoıse waters rich in marine life. This calm island is a heaven for all sailors looking for a harmonious getaway.

Asar Hill is a historically significant locale in the Fethiye region of Mugla beloved by hikers and history buffs. Visitors can explore the ruins of a castle while enjoying beautiful views of the Aegean Sea.

Fethiye Castle is located on the lush hills that sit within the town of Fethiye. Ruins of the ancient fortress can be discovered while admiring its spectacular landscape views.

The stunning Siralibuk is a paradise for people of all ages. The interesting combination of freshwater and saltwater, provides a refreshing swim during the hot summer months.

Ayten Bay is a tranquil cove of peace and quiet. With no touristic facilities on its pine-forested shores, it is a serene oasis of relaxation and natural beauty.

Camalti Bay is a remote location, untouched and surrounded by nature. It is the perfect location for sailors looking for a quiet and secluded anchorage spot.

 In Fethiye Town Centre lies Fethiye Museum, an archaeological delight full of rich ancient artefacts. Visitors can view many regionally found antiques that range from statutes and coins to tombs and sarcophagi with inscriptions in different languages.