An adorable little seaside port, Fethiye is a nice destination to head for on the Mediterranean coast if you want to spend a little time taking things easy and relaxing.
Located on the Mediterranean coast, this charming port city is highly appreciated by western holiday makers. Less "bling-bling” than Bodrum, Fethiye is perfect for a few days of rest.
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Don't forget your beach bag, Fethiye is particularly popular for its waterfront.
Timothée D.
Seasoned Traveller
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An adorable little seaside port, Fethiye is a nice destination to head for on the Mediterranean coast if you want to spend a little time taking things easy and relaxing.
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A few kilometers away lies the ghost town of Kayaköy, with its thousands of abandoned stone houses. These were left intact as a reminder of the population exchange that took place between Turkey and Greece.
Anonymous traveller
Seasoned Traveller
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Fethiye is a coastal resort in southeast Turkey offering a flavor of the Orient combined with a touch of the West: a perfect mixture, and one that attracts Europeans in large numbers.
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I really liked the pedestrian street along the seafront, with all its little cafes, restaurants and tea salons. The tea in Turkey, by the way, is delicious, especially the apple variety – a local specialty.
Let yourself be taken in by this surreal universe made up of mineral forests, of terrific waterfalls and a series of pools laid naturally flat or flowing from thermal waters, during your next trip to Turkey. You will not be disappointed!
In the morning, when the cold still dominates, the light turns a pale blue colour, the mist rolls over the valley and there is only silence on the planet of Cappadocia. Suddenly, the first rays of sunlight inundate the landscape and dozens of hot air balloons paint a coloured spectrum in the sky, floating in space above this magical planet.
Hasankeyf is in south-eastern Turkey, a very small city containing numerous natural and human wonders. Associated with a rich, ancient history, the diverse geological and archaeological particularities definitely make this village a place to visit. You must visit Hasankeyf as quickly as possible, because a dam project will soon completely cover this little gem.