Göcek & Surroundings

Göcek, one of the most popular tourism centers in Turkey and the South Aegean region with its legendary beauty, draws attention with its deep blue bays and magnificent sea. Göcek, which is almost a paradise with its turquoise sparkling sea, lush pine forests and beaches, is one of the indispensable routes for blue cruise enthusiasts.

Located 22 km from Dalaman International Airport and 30 km from Fethiye, the town is one of Turkey's most attractive holiday destinations with its location and climate.

When you proceed approximately 3 km from Göcek towards Fethiye, you will see the Inlice Beach turn-off on the right. It is approximately 800 meters from D-Marin.

There are many bays and beaches on the Göcek – Fethiye road. Günlüklü Bay is a fascinating natural wonder located in the liquidambar trees that mostly block sunlight.

Regular minibus services are organized from Fethiye to the bay in the summer season. Those looking for peace and quiet reach another bay of unique beauty, Kızlar Bay, by following the path on the shore of Katrancı.

It is one of the most well-known beaches in Fethiye. Calis Beach is quite suitable for surfing as it gets good wind. There are shopping, restaurant and music cafe areas.

The city, where construction is kept under control, is among the most beautiful holiday centers. In addition to history, culture, diving, beach and water sports facilities, one of Turkey's best paragliding areas is also located here.

Fethiye Castle, Amintas Rock Tombs, Historical Ancient Theater, Paspatur historical bazaar, Tuesday Market, Friday village market and Fethiye cordon are places worth seeing.

In Fethiye Museum, archaeological artifacts from the Bronze, Archaic, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods and ethnographic artifacts from the Menteşe, Ottoman and recent periods are exhibited.

At the end of the 14-kilometer road moving through the pines from Fethiye to Oludeniz, Oludeniz is reached by walking from the beach extending through Belcekız Bay. Water sports such as canoeing, parasailing, water skiing and banana can be done on the beach.

Approximately 5 km after Hisarönü, Kayaköy, an old Greek village, is reached. The village residents migrated to Greece with the population exchange that took place after the War of Independence.

The houses in the old village part have fallen into silence without doors and windows. This village, intertwined with history, always attracts visitors.

One of the most fascinating places around Fethiye is the Butterfly Valley. Seeing the large number of butterflies covering the rocks, tree trunks and leaves almost like a shawl leaves visitors in admiration.

Cadianda, whose Lycian name is Cadavanti, is located near Yeşil Üzümlü, approximately 20 km from Fethiye. The city, which dates back to the 5th century BC, was a very lively and rich settlement during the Roman Empire.

Saklıkent is reached by turning towards Kemer from the Fethiye – Antalya road. The Tlos Ancient City is reached after approximately 13 km, and the Saklıkent Canyon after 21 km. Canyon entry is paid.

The distance between Göcek and Dalyan is approximately 35 km. The town, located on the shore of the natural channel connecting Köyceğiz Lake to the sea, was declared a Special Environmental Protection Area in 1998.

It is a tourism center that has become popular in recent years due to its proximity to Dalaman Airport. It draws attention with its approximately 7 km long beach and Baba Island located offshore.

Mount Sandras, with a height of 2294 meters, is the highest mountain in the Muğla region. Yuvarlak Çay and its surroundings, located at the foot of the mountain, stand out with their lush vegetation and clean air.