Beste Bewertungen Attraktionen In Fethiye

Oberhalb des Ortes in einer steilen Felswand sind die lykischen Gräber zu finden. Das bekannteste unter ihnen ist das Tempelgrab des Amyntas.

Die antike Stadt, die im 6. Jahrhundert v. Chr. ihre Blütezeit erlebte, wurde 1840 von einem Briten wiederentdeckt.

While the main peak of Babadağ rests at 1969 meters (6460 feet), the secondary summits stands at an elevation of 1400 meters (4593 feet) above the sea level, thus proffering some breathtaking views of the valleys and terrains of Oludeniz. The limestone crag is home to dense plantations of Cedrus libani and Acer undulatum, among other species of native flora like cedar and orchids. It remains popular as a rare specimen of a cliff that rises straight from the sea level and reaches a height of 1969 meters. Dotted with an array of beautiful trees and shrubs, Babadağ is a famous hiking spot. Several hiking paths used by herds and shepherds take climbers up its imposing peak. Also, its proximity to the windy sea of the city makes it a wonderful destination for paragliding.

Yaka Park is a trout farm which is a great place to spend time with family and friends. The farm is spread across a hill where you can have a picnic under a tree or relax in the enclosed area that offers pillows and mats for seating. There is also a bar and restaurant here where you can eat trout that is known to be fresh and delicious.

Am Ortsausgang von Fethiye ist der Saklikent Gorge Club zu finden. In gechillter Atmosphäre kann man hier am Pool relaxen, aber auch an Rafting-, Canyoning- und Trekkingtouren teilnehmen.

Ruinen zeugen von der einstmals prächtigen Burg, die wohl von Johanniterrittern erbaut worden war.