DALYAN, MUD BATH & TURTLE BEACH
You reach Dalyan the beautiful small town, between Marmaris and Fethiye, 35 km. rom Dalaman airport; has the traces of Karian, Persian, Macedonian, Roman and Byzantine civilizations.

When your boat is cruising through the Dalyan Delta (antique Colbis) that connects Koycegiz Lake to the Mediterranean within the boundaries of Ortaca, toward Iztuzu Beach, you will pass by Caunos Rock Tombs carved into the rocky slopes of the mountain. Then it is Mud Bath time ; an overall mud bath and a dip in the sulphur springs is a must and will make you feel younger. Lunch is served in the village of Dalyan then followed by a swim when reaching the vast sandy beach of Iztuzu which is a conservation area and one of the last breeding grounds for the “Caretta Caretta” type of sea turtles which are so rare in the world today.

SAKLIKENT & TLOS
TLOS
Located at 30 km. From Fethiye, Tlos is one of the oldest residential areas of Lycia and one of the few cities, which continued its existence up to the 19th century. Tlos is known as “the sport centre “of Lycian federation and was the home of mythological winged horse Pegasus and his hero Bellorophonte. Rock tomb of Bellorophone, amphitheatre Stadium-bath complex and Acropolis,are some of the structures coming from early periods of Tlos. Lunch is served in Yakapark trout farm and water gardens.
SAKLIKENT (HIDDEN CANYON)
Saklikent is situated between Akdağ Mountain and in the rock tombs. Saklıkent is very nice and memorible place to have a picnic. Melting snow waters created the canyon which is 18 km. long and the second longest gorge in Europe. It is
possible to reach the canyon by means of a wooden road like path. when you come in, you are met by water pouring down from the rocks. In hot days of August you feel the icey cold water amongst unbelieveble beauties.

JEEP SAFARI
TLOS: One of the oldest and most important cities in ancient Lycia. The city has a dramatic setting, high on a rocky outcrop and includes a fortress, a theatre which is in excellent condition and rock tombs including that of Bellorophone which has a fine bas relief of the hero riding with the winged horse Pegasus.
YAKAPARK:Visit a trout farm which is set in splendid shaded gardens where you can relax listening to the sound of around you.
SAKLIKENT: It means in Turkish the Hidden City. It’s called so because as you drive along a winding road, this magnificent gorge suddenly revels itself. For one you can wade through this wonderful 18 km. long and 40 cm - 4 meter wide gorge in cold water. Lunch in a restaurant with various cold-starters and for the main course you can have trout, chicken or meatballs & finish the meal with fruits.
XANTHOS: Here you can stroll around what was once the Capital and greatest city of Lycia, with a fine Roman Theatre and Lycian Pillar Tombs with Lycian inscriptions.
PATARA BEACH: This is the longest beach in Turkey stretching for 18 km. and 100-300 meters wide with fine sand.
LAST STOP:On the way to Fethiye we will be driving through rural Turkish countrside. Our stop at a tourist facility, where you will have the opportunity to relax, go for a swim in the swimming pool or have the last drinks of the day out.

FETHIYE MARKET & KAYA VILLAGE
MARKET PLACE & ROCK TOMBS :
Our bus will collect you from your hotel & leave you at the largest open market in Fethiye where you can shop in this bustling market until you are exhausted. We will then take you to city center for lunch ( Extra ). Then we will take you to the rock tomb of Amintas which overlooks Fethiye from the cliff face above the town center & commanding a stunning view of the whole town. We then go to Kayakoy.
KAYAKOYU - MOSAICS OF CULTURES:
Beyond the Fethiye fortress going south, if you follow the road climbing up to the slope some 7km. from town, we come to a magnificent lowland where, Anatolian Greeks had lived until 1922 Greeks,in the town called Levissi in the past. Presnt name Kayakoy.In year 1922 during the exchange of Turks in Thrace with Anatolian Greeks was evacuated and the new residents did not take up the existing houses. Kayakoy become a "ghost town" as it was abandoned after 1923. Two churches, chapels, numerous houses, schools, library, hospital, workshops and the other structures will be renovated soon according to a project which is made by The Association of Turkish Travel Agencies and The Chamber of Turkish Architects. When the renovationis over, Kayakoy will serve as the lace of "peace & friendship village" and be protected for a very long time.

PAMUKKALE & HIERAPOLIS
If your holiday time is limited; this one day trip must not be missed.
PAMUKKALE which means Cotton Castle in Turkish is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of Turkey. Located 22 km. (14 miles) north of the city of Denizli. Pamukkale is a cliff of white limestone cascades, tiers of stalactites and natural swimming pools formed over thousands of years by the deposits of mineral and calcium-rich hot streams which run down the hill. The cliffs resemble a fluffy cotton castle from a distance.
HIERAPOLIS was established by the Pergamene kings in the third C.B., but Attalus II, the king of Pergamum, bequeathed the city to Rome in 133 B.C. The ruins of the ancient Roman city of Hierapolis, which is situated next to Pamukkale,has always been known for its thermal springs. During the ancient times religious ceremonies had been made, festivals had been organized at the environs of the Sources, and great governmental authorities and rich people had come to Hierapolis to get cure for their illnesses. interesting sites in Hierapolis include 2 theaters, Roman Baths & the Moratorium of St. Philip. The necropolis of Hierapolis is one of the most extensive anywhere in Turkey, with hundreds of tombs in the hillside on both sides of the road west of the town.
After visiting Hierapolis, you can swim in “Cleopatra’s Spa Bath” amongst Roman ruins, then climb the white cascades of calcium that have formed slowly over the centuries and have come to create this natural wonder of Pamukkale. This is a tour that blends nature and history.

EPHESUS & PAMUKKALE (2 DAYS)
Day 1: EPHESUS
One of the most imported and best preserved cities of antiquity. Explore this ancient city with our guide, visiting the great theater, the Celsus library, the Roman baths, the Agora and other splendid monuments of this city. Ephesus was the most important commercial center in western Anatolia and had a population of more than 250.000 people. Inscriptions found by archaeologists described Ephesus as the first and greatest metropolis of Asia.
However, the harbor began to silt up once again, and it gradually declined as a trading centre. Completely blocked with silt, the city became uninhabitable, and during the reign of the Emperor Justinian (527 -564 AD.) the inhabitants moved to the hills of Ayasoluk, where the same emperor built the basilica of St. John. The new settlement, which had been fortified, fell to the Turks in 1090. You will visit the Temple of Artemis one of the worlds seven wonders as part of your day.
Day 2: PAMUKKALE (THE COTTON CASTLE)
Pamukkale which means Cotton Castle in Turkish is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of Turkey. Located 22 km. (14 miles) north of the city of Denizli. Pamukkale is a cliff of white limestone cascades, tiers of stalactites and natural swimming pools formed over thousands of years by the deposits of mineral and calcium-rich hot streams which run down the hill. The cliffs resemble a fluffy cotton castle from a distance.

KALKAN, KAS & PATARA

Visit the picturesque fishing villages of Kalkan  and Kas where you will have a tour also vist the ancient rock tombs. Finish the day with a swim at the beautiful Patara Beach; one of the best fine sand beaches of Turkey.

AQUAPARK - (Sultans Aqua City) CALIS

A fun day out for all the family. Zoom down the black hole or ride on the open slides. Water games and activities to suit everyone. Café, bar and restaurant for all your needs. Mini Club and animations.

OTTOMAN NIGHT

A traditional night of good food, music and a belly dancer who night teach you some of her moves! Good fun for all ages. Local spirits and soft drinks are inclusive.

MARMARIS & ICMELER

Visit cosmopolitan Marmaris and beautiful Içmeler. Wander through one of the biggest covered bazaars on the Mediterranean. Barter for presents, promenade along the harbour and relax at seafront cafes.