KAS
The CAPITAL of ART
Kaş itself is a quiet pleasant town with its turquoise blue sea and narrow streets scented with jasmine flowers.
There are plenty of little guest houses, quiet cafes serving home cooking, or small bars to relax and listen to live music.
Kaş has an annual arts festival, jazz concerts in the Hellenistic theatre and the Kiln Under the Sea arts collective have held underwater ceramics exhibitions here.
Kas is the most popular scuba diving spot in Turkish coast and a dream of all photographers
PATARA
Sand Dunes
It’s one of the country’s longest, most unique, and amazing beaches. The beach is unique in that it is the only place on the Mediterranean coast with sand dunes extensive enough to make you feel like you’re in the Sahara Desert.
Patara Beach is one of the Turkey’s longest sandy beaches located near The Ancient City of Patara.
the wavy, wind-made patterns on the sand dunes are incredibly photogenic.
watching a sunset on that sand dunes is magnificent
KALKAN
Town tour
The historic town of Kalkan is an enchanting place and one of the most beautiful locations along Turkey’s gorgeous Lycian Coast. With the absence of mass tourism, Kalkan remains a charming and unspoiled haven of lush nature, brilliant blue crystal-clear sea, historic architecture, ancient history and warm traditional Turkish hospitality.
Town has beautifully designed cafe's and restaurants and very aesthetic narrow streets.
feel the greek town houses surrended to Begonvillas.
GÖCEK
Luxury Town Life
Göcek, being one of the most popular tourist destinations of Turkey and the South Aegean with its legendary nature, attracts many with its amazingly blue bays and the magnificent sea. Göcek, almost a paradise with its sparkling turquoise sea, lush pine forests, and beaches, is one of the must-have routes of blue voyage regulars. The town, which is also frequented by nature lovers and international yachtsmen, has become very popular also with holidaymakers in recent years. Besides, Göcek Marina is declared among one of the most popular marinas in the world through its sheltered structure against the strong winds The town.
When you walk on the streets or sit in any restaurants, don't be surprise if you see the famous actors, business people or artists in that place because Göcek is their favorite destination.
KAYAKÖY
Ghost Greek Village
Kayaköy, anciently known as Lebessos is a village 8 km south of Fethiye. Anatolian Greeks lived there until approximately 1922. At the ending of the Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922), Kayaköy was already completely abandoned. Many of the abandoned buildings were damaged in the 1957 Fethiye earthquake.
Today Kayaköy village serves as a museum and is a historical monument. Around 500 houses remain as ruins and are under the protection of the Turkish government, including two Greek Orthodox Churches, which remain the most important sites of the ghost town. There is a private museum on the history of the town. In the middle of the village stands a fountain source from the 17th century. Kayaköy was adopted by the UNESCO as a World Friendship and Peace Village
BABADAG & ÖLÜDENIZ BLUE LAGOON
THE WORLDS BEST TANDEM PARAGLIDING DESTINATION
After a safe departure from Babadağ Mountain (1960 mt) with experienced pilots, after a flight between 25-40 minutes, they make a safe descent to the magnificent beach of Ölüdeniz. Turkey’s and the world’s best paragliding runway (Babadag, 1960), which also ölüdeniz are waiting for you to live this wonderful experience together.
Using the cable car for climbing to Babadag Mountain.
KABAK WATERFALL WALK & BUTTERFLY WALLEY VIEW POINT
AEGEAN MEATS WITH MEDITERRANEAN SEA
The Butterfly Valley (Kelebekler Vadisi in Turkish) is a stunning natural reserve located near the town of Ölüdeniz in the Fethiye district of southwestern Turkey. It is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, diverse flora and fauna, and most notably, its abundance of colorful butterflies.
We stop on view point to make you feel the valley energy from 365 meters.
Kabak Valley walk
As hikers make their way down into the valley, they are treated to spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, lush greenery, and the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea below. The trail offers numerous vantage points for taking in the beauty of the landscape and capturing memorable photos.
Kabak Valley walk is also the part of the Lycian road which is over 3000 years old and has a connection with all antique cities from Hellenistic time.
When we walk down by the Kabak Mountain it has so beautiful waterfall in the center of the Valley and its amazing spot to refresh yourself with cold water and to listen the nature with water sound.
End of the road is Kabak Beach which azure colour water meet with green pine trees.
FETHIYE
OLD TOWN
where history, natural beauty, and vibrant culture converge to create an unforgettable experience for every traveler.
Nestled along the stunning southwestern coast of Turkey, Fethiye beckons with its azure waters, sun-kissed beaches, and dramatic landscapes. But beyond its breathtaking scenery lies a town steeped in history, where ancient ruins whisper tales of civilizations past.
Explore the remnants of the Lycian civilization as you wander through the ancient rock tombs carved into the cliffsides, or immerse yourself in the bustling streets of the Old Town, where Ottoman-era architecture coexists with modern amenities.
t's a place where culture thrives and traditions endure. Sample the flavors of Turkey at local markets and eateries, where fresh seafood, aromatic spices, and savory kebabs tantalize the taste buds.
Fethiye is the place that where we will start every beautiful day and where we end the day with full of unforgettable memories.
AKYAKA AZMAK TOUR & LOVERS ROAD
Known for its crystal-clear waters and lush green surroundings, the Azmak River offers visitors stunning natural scenery. The river is lined with dense vegetation, including eucalyptus trees, oleanders, and pine forests, which provide shade and create a refreshing atmosphere.
The Azmak River is home to a variety of wildlife, including fish, birds, and amphibians. Birdwatchers may spot species such as kingfishers, herons, and ducks along the riverbanks, while fish such as mullet and sea bass can be seen swimming in the clear waters.
One of the defining features of Akyaka is its unique architectural style known as the "Akyaka Ula-Muğla" style. Characterized by whitewashed buildings with traditional wooden balconies and intricately carved eaves, this architectural style reflects the town's cultural heritage and Aegean influences.
Lovers Road (Asiklar Yolu) is also one of the best romantic spot in Mugla,
This road is located between Akyaka and Marmaris.
Imagine a straight road passing through the eucalyptus trees whose are over 100 years old.
and its best spot for vertical picture lovers.
from Fethiye to Akyaka takes 1 hour 30 mins for oneway.
SAKLIKENT CANYON & GIZLIKENT WATERFALL
WALKING INSIDE THE CANYON
WALKING INSIDE THE RIVER
The story of Saklıkent Canyon begins millions of years ago, during the geological formation of the Taurus Mountains, which stretch across southern Turkey. Over time, the forces of erosion, primarily from the Xanthos River, gradually carved out the limestone rocks, creating the deep and narrow canyon that we see today.
The name "Saklıkent" translates to "Hidden City" in Turkish, which is derived from the canyon's unique characteristics. During the summer months, when the snow from the mountains melts, the river swells and fills the canyon with icy-cold water. However, during the drier months, much of the water recedes, revealing a hidden paradise within the canyon.
Saklıkent Canyon, also known as Saklıkent Gorge, is a breathtaking natural wonder.
The story of Gizlikent Waterfall begins with the geological processes that shaped the landscape millions of years ago. Like many other natural wonders in the region, the waterfall owes its existence to the erosive forces of water and time.
Gizlikent Waterfall is located within a narrow canyon, accessible only by traversing through the cool and refreshing waters of the river that flows through it. The journey to the waterfall involves wading through the shallow stream and navigating through the rocky terrain of the canyon.
As visitors venture deeper into the canyon, they are rewarded with the breathtaking sight of Gizlikent Waterfall cascading down from the rocky cliffs above. The waterfall plunges into a crystal-clear pool below, surrounded by lush vegetation and towering rock formations.
The secluded setting and pristine beauty of Gizlikent Waterfall make it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Visitors can swim in the cool waters of the pool, relax on the rocky shores, or simply marvel at the natural spectacle unfolding before them.
DALYAN
ENCHANTING PLACE
Dalyan's history dates back thousands of years, with evidence of human habitation dating back to ancient times. The region was inhabited by various civilizations, including the Lycians, Greeks, and Romans, each leaving their mark on the landscape.
One of the most iconic features of Dalyan is its ancient Lycian rock tombs, carved into the cliffs overlooking the town. These elaborate tombs served as burial chambers for Lycian nobles and rulers and are a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Dalyan is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, including pristine beaches, lush riverbanks, and towering cliffs. The town is situated along the Dalyan River, which meanders through a maze of reed beds and wetlands before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
Dalyan is also famous for its efforts to protect endangered loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta), which nest on the nearby İztuzu Beach.
There are so beautiful restaurants, cafe's and spots right next to Dalyan river side.
You can enjoy your coffee or meal while you watching the Lycian King Tombs on the mountain.