GuideFethiye is the address of sun, sand, and surf, with a seemingly endless array of turquoise bays and exquisite beaches. Visitors can explore local history by searching out the ruins of ancient Telmessos which are scattered around town or simply glance towards the local rockface to view striking Lycian rock tombs. The downtown Paspatur area is the town’s hub of nightlife and will not disappoint with its many colorful bars.
GuideExperience sunny Mediterranean summers and unique cultural events in spring and fall, in the gem of the Turquoise Coast, Fethiye.
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ArticleThe 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.
ArticleKayakoy 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.
HistoricalLocated 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.
ArticleBabadag 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.
ArticleLetoon 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.
ArticleAsar 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.
HistoricalFethiye 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.
HistoricalIn 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.
ArticleFethiye Local Market, more commonly known as Paspatur, is a colorful shopping district full of contemporary brands and unique handmade items. Also serving as Fethiye’s old town and nightlife hub, it is rife with stunning historic landmarks and unforgettable bars.
ArticleSaklikent Gorge, the third longest canyon in Europe, is one of the national treasures of Turkey. Offering unforgettable hiking experiences, the canyon features icy waters and unearthly natural formations.
HistoricalTelmessos mesmerizes visitors with its ancient theater and marvelous ancient rock tomb of King Amyntas in modern-day Fethiye. With the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, visitors take pleasure in discovering the ancient ruins all over town.
PlaceButterfly 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.
IslandThe 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.
