Dalaman Region Holidays

Ölüdeniz:

Famous for its blue lagoon and paragliding opportunities.

Kaunos:

Ancient ruins near Dalyan, featuring a well-preserved theatre and tombs. 

Saklıkent Gorge:

A natural marvel ideal for hiking and river wading.

Iztuzu Beach:

Known for its sea turtle nesting sites and natural beauty. 

Fethiye:

A bustling market town with vibrant markets and a beautiful marina.

Marmaris:

Known for its lively nightlife and beautiful waterfront. 

Kalkan:

A charming old fishing town with white-washed houses and boutique shops.

Patara:

Home to one of the longest sandy beaches in Turkey and ancient ruins. 

Dalyan:

Famous for its rock tombs, mud baths, and riverboat tours.

Gocek:

A quiet yachting town with access to secluded bays.

Rental Cars:

Widely available and recommended for flexibility.

Dolmuş (Minibuses):

Cost-effective and frequent, connecting major towns and attractions. 

Taxis:

Plentiful, but agree on the fare before starting your journey.

Bicycle Rentals:

Available in tourist areas, ideal for local exploration. 

Boats and Ferries:

Offer trips to nearby islands and secluded beaches. 

Ölüdeniz Beach:

Iconic for its stunning blue lagoon.

Patara Beach:

Known for its length and historical significance.

Iztuzu Beach:

Ideal for nature lovers and conservationists. 

Kaputaş Beach:

A small beach nestled in a gorge, famous for its turquoise waters.

Calis Beach:

Popular for its sunsets and kite-surfing.

Gözleme:

A traditional Turkish flatbread filled with various ingredients.

Meze:

A selection of small dishes served as appetizers.

Şiş Kebap:

Skewered and grilled meats, a Turkish staple.

Baklava:

A sweet dessert pastry made of layers of filo filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with syrup.

Mücver:

Zucchini fritters often served with yogurt.