A relaxed bay with the famous Blue Lagoon, paragliding and Lycian tombs.
Fethiye is a friendly base for the coast: Ölüdeniz’s Blue Lagoon, the ghost village of Kayaköy and gulet boat trips. It suits families, couples and outdoor lovers.
Approximate per person per day, including a share of a twin room, and excluding flights. Not live prices.
Ölüdeniz
A calm, protected turquoise lagoon backed by pine hills, one of Turkey’s most photographed beaches.
Daily; entrance fee to the nature park
Babadağ
A tandem paraglide from a mountain top, landing on the beach at Ölüdeniz.
Daily; weather dependent
Kayaköy
A hillside of abandoned Greek houses, left after the 1923 population exchange.
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:00
Butterfly Valley
A secluded canyon beach reached only by boat, with a waterfall and a small camp.
Boats run daily in season
Kayaköy
A hillside of abandoned Greek houses, left after the 1923 population exchange.
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:00
Butterfly Valley
A secluded canyon beach reached only by boat, with a waterfall and a small camp.
Boats run daily in season
Saklıkent (50 km)
A deep gorge with a cold river to wade through, and trout restaurants beside the water.
Daily; hours vary
Fethiye
Tombs carved into the cliff above the town, including the giant Tomb of Amyntas.
Daily, roughly 8:00–19:00
Well reviewed and fairly priced for what you get: not simply the cheapest.
Ölüdeniz, Fethiye
Rated 8.7/10, priced in line with similar 4★ hotels in Fethiye, right by the beach.
Kayaköy, Fethiye
Rated 8.9/10, priced in line with similar 3★ hotels in Fethiye, with a pool.
Fethiye, Fethiye
Rated 8.4/10, priced in line with similar 3★ hotels in Fethiye, in a central location.
Fresh trout and fish
Gözleme and ayran
Turkish breakfast
Fethiye · Highlights
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