Accessible only by sea and located on famous Lycian Way, the Butterfly Valley gives shelter to 100 unique species of butterflies and invites you to swim in turquoise waters.
It is here where the world renowned saint, St. Nicholas was born. Visit a church built in his memory, and follow the steps of the saint visiting unique Lycian ruins.
Romantic legend says that it's here where Cleopatra and Marc Antony swam together. True or false, it is a gorgeous place to visit with a white-sand beach and ancient ruins to discover.
Glamorous, luxurious, and charming town with a world class marina, top restaurants, and shopping. Located on Bodrum Peninsula. From here it's easy to reach the Dodecanese islands of Greece and explore two countries.
Abandoned after the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1923 and the population exchange decision between two countries. Wander among the ruins of homes, schools, churches, chapels and enjoy the amazing views of nature.
For those loving adventures, visit the canyon located on the slopes of Akdağ Mountain, walk through the tiny stream of ice-cold Karaçay river and later have a nice cup of Turkish tea to warm up.