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Paragliders launch from the top of Babadag mountain, 1,969 metres above sea level, and spend the better part of half an hour drifting down toward the turquoise water at Oludeniz below, a combination that has made Fethiye one of the more distinctive adventure-tourism spots in the eastern Mediterranean. Oludeniz itself, a sheltered lagoon separated from the open sea by a narrow sandbar, ranks among the most photographed beaches in Turkey, calm enough for swimming even when the wider coast is choppy.

The town of Fethiye sits on the site of ancient Telmessos, and the clearest surviving evidence of that history is a cliff face of Lycian rock tombs cut directly overlooking the modern harbour, the largest and best known being the Tomb of Amyntas from the 4th century BC, styled after a temple facade. Inland, Saklikent Gorge cuts a narrow, cold-water canyon through the mountains, a popular half-day extension for coach groups after a morning at the beach.

Oludeniz Blue Lagoon

A narrow sandbar separates Oludeniz's sheltered lagoon from the open sea, keeping its turquoise water calm enough for swimming even when the wider coastline runs choppy, and the setting has made it one of the most photographed beaches in Turkey.

Babadag Paragliding

At 1,969 metres, Babadag mountain hosts one of the world's more scenic tandem paragliding launches, with flights typically running around half an hour as pilots drift down toward the lagoon below, drawing adventure travellers alongside the resort's conventional beach visitors.

Lycian Rock Tombs and Saklikent Gorge

Fethiye sits on the site of ancient Telmessos, and Lycian rock tombs cut into the cliff face above the harbour, most notably the 4th-century BC Tomb of Amyntas styled after a temple facade, are the clearest surviving trace of that history. Inland, Saklikent Gorge cuts a narrow, cold-water canyon popular as a half-day extension.

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Quick Facts

  • Country: Turkey
  • Airport: DLM (Dalaman, approx. 50km)
  • Currency: TRY (Turkish Lira)
  • Drives on: Right
  • Language: Turkish
  • Population: approx. 85,000 (district)
  • Demand: High, peaks June to September

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Bus Hire in Fethiye: Common Questions

What is special about Oludeniz beach?

A narrow sandbar separates its lagoon from the open sea, keeping the water calm and turquoise even when the wider coast is choppy, making it one of Turkey's most photographed beaches.

How high is the Babadag paragliding launch?

1,969 metres above sea level, with tandem flights typically lasting around half an hour down to the lagoon below.

What is the Tomb of Amyntas?

A 4th-century BC Lycian rock tomb cut into the cliff face above Fethiye's harbour, styled after a temple facade, on the site of the ancient city of Telmessos.

What is Saklikent Gorge?

A narrow, cold-water canyon inland from Fethiye, a popular half-day excursion often paired with a morning at the beach.
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