Fethiye 12 Island Tours: You will spend a whole day of fun in the turquoise blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You will come out with your sailing boat. Fethiye 12 Islands Boat Tour Our stops.
Rabit Island: Rabit Island is a small fish-island, and from time to time it is a natural paradise you will know according to rabbits.
Göcek Island: A hidden paradise is Göcek Island.
Yassica Island: The 12 islands are the one from the other islands. Yassica Islands are as tall as the shore, and are perfect for swimmers or small children.
Aquarium Bay: You will enjoy the Aquarium dark swim which is a turquoise water
Red Island: As you will understand the name of the Red Island, it is one of the 12 islands that have taken the name of the Stone and its land.
Oludeniz Boat Trip: You can come across boat trips anywhere with sea, lake, river or dam. You can explore new places with these boat trips; you can access to pristine coves and see many rare creatures. Ölüdeniz is one of the precious places in our country which have become famous for their boat trips. You can add boat trip in Ölüdeniz into your to-do-list when you come here for your vacation.
Fethiye Paragliding: Paragliding is as close to flying as you can get and a tandem flight puts you in the hot seat giving you the perfect chance to enjoy your first flight leaving the technicalities to your experienced pilot. Oludeniz offers the best tandem paragliding site in Europe, if not the world. The spectacular views and stable weather conditions puts it right up there. From the perfect take off sites close to the 1960 m summit of Babadag Mountain, your flight will take you over the ridges with a birds eye view of the white streched beach and the famous lagoon. After a 25 to 45 minute flight, you will smoothly land close to the beach.
Jeep Safari: If you love Jeep Safari and have not experienced this adventurous world yet, you are at the right place! An adventure in the nature is waiting for you… Our Jeep Safari adventure starts when we take you from your hotels after the breakfast. The first half hour of the tour by our 4×4 Land Rover Jeeps is on the half-asphalt and half-dirt roads in the forest and the villages.
Saklıkent Canyon: Saklıkent Canyon is a unique natural wonder created by Karaçay, which draws the border between Antalya and Muğla and is connected to Eşen Çay. The canyon is 18 km long and 200 m high, the narrowest point is as small as 2 metres. The Saklıkent Canyon was declared as National Park in the Official Gazette dated 06.06.1996. The plant diversity of the canyon varies according to the height of the land and consists of schrubs, red pine, larch and cedar trees. The entrance of the canyon is a 200 meter wooden bridge mounted on the steep slopes with anchors. After the bridge, ice cold spring waters begin. Although it is difficult to pass through the first flowing water, it is possible to make safe passage to the other side with the help of the safety rope. After passing this section, visitors can walk along the calm stream among the huge cliffs in the canyon.
Kayakoy: Kayakoy, formerly known as Levissi, is a settlement centre established during the Lycian period. It continued to exist as a rich city until the beginning of the twentieth century. Kayakoy was the largest social and commercial centre of the region with its religious structures, pharmacies, hospitals, schools and post office. Kayakoy, where 25,000 people lived until 1922, had seen a dramatic decline in its population because of the population exchange between the Greek and Turkish governments. Greek people living in Kayakoy and Turkish people living in Western Thrace have been displaced mutually.
