Fethiye occupies the site of ancient Telmessos, and Lycian rock tombs still overlook its harbor. The Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz, one of Turkey's most photographed beaches, is a short dolmuş ride away. Paragliders launch from Babadağ, 1,969 meters above the water.
From the world-famous Blue Lagoon to ancient Lycian ruins, from paragliding adventures to hidden butterfly valleys , Fethiye offers experiences that showcase Turkey's most pristine natural beauty. Each attraction tells a story of this magical region where turquoise waters meet pine-covered mountains.
Sheltered turquoise lagoon inside a protected nature reserve, 15 km from Fethiye
Tandem paragliding flights from 1,969 meters on Babadağ, landing on Ölüdeniz Beach
Roadless valley reached by boat, home to more than 80 butterfly species and a waterfall
Turkey's longest canyon, 18 kilometers with 300-meter walls and an ice-cold river to wade
Greek village abandoned in the 1923 population exchange, with 350 stone houses and two churches

Turkey's first long-distance trail, 540 km of marked coastal paths from Fethiye to Antalya
Harbor promenade with berths for over 400 yachts, waterfront restaurants, and boat trip departures

Island off Fethiye with Byzantine church ruins from the 4th to 7th centuries, linked to St. Nicholas
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