Seven Enjoyable Advantages of Having a Villa Holiday in Fethiye

Fethiye Smells of History!
Fethiye's historical texture is fascinating for history lovers. If you love history, this city will captivate you, and even if you're not interested in history, it might turn you into a history enthusiast. If you are visiting for a holiday, it is likely that you will see various structures and ruins at many locations. Fethiye has hosted many different civilizations with various lifestyles throughout its history. While gazing at the sea, you might wonder who has admired this beautiful view for centuries. To give a brief overview of who lived here over the centuries in recorded history, we present some historical information. Fethiye, known as Telmessos in ancient times, was under the rule of the Lycians and later the Persians in the 6th century. In the 4th century, it was handed over to Alexander the Great. After Alexander's death, the city was seized by the Egyptian King Ptolemy. Later, Fethiye became part of the Roman Empire and was known as Megri during this period. In 1282, the founder of the Menteşe Beylik, Menteşe Bey, took the city from the Byzantines. Fethiye became part of the Ottoman Empire in 1424. During this period, the city was referred to as 'Bes Kaza' (Five Districts) by the people. With the proclamation of the Republic, in 1934, Fethiye was connected to Muğla. The city's name was changed to Fethiye in honor of Fethi Bey, one of our first pilot martyrs.

Only 45 km!
In terms of transportation, Fethiye is close to Dalaman Airport. No matter where you're coming from, traveling from Dalaman to Fethiye is quite easy. Whether you drive your own car or take the buses that depart at regular intervals from the airport, you can reach Fethiye in about an hour. The distance from Dalaman to Fethiye is one hour.

Did Someone Say 'Cove or Beach'?
Fethiye has numerous coves and beaches, each with its unique features and beauty. No matter where you stay, there will undoubtedly be a beautiful cove or several nearby. Fethiye's most famous beach is undoubtedly the world-renowned Ölüdeniz (Dead Sea). Also known as Belcekız, this beach is a must-see for any tourist visiting Fethiye. However, Ölüdeniz is just one of Fethiye's beautiful beaches. Other notable coves include Kabak Bay, Butterfly Valley, Katranci Bay, Gunluklu Bay, and more. With so many coves and beaches in Fethiye, it would be impossible to see them all in a single visit.

Should We Go By Land or Water?
Boat tours are one of the most enjoyable activities for holidaymakers visiting Fethiye. You can rent a boat to visit coves that are inaccessible by land or join a boat tour and enjoy swimming in secluded bays. Fethiye's environmental factors and cove structures allow this. You will be amazed by the beauty of these untouched, magnificent coves.

Take a Look Beneath the Surface!
In Fethiye, you can take diving lessons or participate in day-trip diving activities during your vacation. It's an ideal place for both scuba diving and snorkeling, and the best part is that you don't need prior training to dive. Fethiye offers various alternatives for divers of all levels.

Did You Say Water Sports?
Fethiye offers vacationers the opportunity to engage in water sports. It allows you to enjoy a wide variety of water sports across various coves and beaches. All you need to do is decide which activity you want to do at which beach or cove.

Tours, Activities, Excitement!
While on vacation in Fethiye, you can participate in various tours and add excitement and dynamism to your holiday with fun activities. Safari tours, ATV tours, paragliding, diving, and other activities and tours are fantastic entertainment options for you. We can assist you in making reservations for your desired activities.