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On a wide bay backed by mountains , Fethiye is a bustling town at the heart of one the mos popular areas for foreign buyers. As the administrative center for the nearby resorts of oludeniz , ovacik / hisaronu and calis , the local economy is dominated by tourism , but few tourists stay in the town itself. Fethiye has a large harbour as well as the 400 berth Ece Saray Marina. It has a pleasant atmosphere with shops and services stayin open year-round. Inland from a waterside promenade is a lively bazaar district , known as Paspatur. Other tourist attractions include an amphitheatre and Lycian tombs. There are supermarkets and a huge weekly market as well as two private hospitals with English-speaking staff.
Fethiye is close to tourist attractions , such as the Saklikent gorge and ancient Xanthos. The beaches at Oludeniz and Calis (see below) are even nearer , with regular minibus services to both.
This ancient town originally was occupied by Lycians, and then came the Carians, the Romans, and finally the Ottomans. Although, Telmessos (as was known in the antique times) perhaps had its origins during the Trojan War, but there are no evidence of this fact.
Fethiye is famous for boasting a stunning landscape of rocky cliffs and pine forests meeting with the turquoise sea, as well as golden beaches and exquisite remains of ancient civilizations. The main attractions of Fethiye are the rock tombs carved into the faces of the cliffs by the Lycians, the Lycian Sarcopaghi, the fortress and the roman theatre.
Around Fethiye there are fantastic places with ancient ruins of different periods of its history and lovely landscapes to enjoy. The Blue Lagoon (Ölüdeniz) offers beautiful scenery with golden beaches and crystal waters ideal for swimming and other water sports.
Fethiye is close to tourist attractions , such as the Saklikent gorge and ancient Xanthos. The beaches at Oludeniz and Calis (see below) are even nearer , with regular minibus services to both.
This ancient town originally was occupied by Lycians, and then came the Carians, the Romans, and finally the Ottomans. Although, Telmessos (as was known in the antique times) perhaps had its origins during the Trojan War, but there are no evidence of this fact.
Fethiye is famous for boasting a stunning landscape of rocky cliffs and pine forests meeting with the turquoise sea, as well as golden beaches and exquisite remains of ancient civilizations. The main attractions of Fethiye are the rock tombs carved into the faces of the cliffs by the Lycians, the Lycian Sarcopaghi, the fortress and the roman theatre.
Around Fethiye there are fantastic places with ancient ruins of different periods of its history and lovely landscapes to enjoy. The Blue Lagoon (Ölüdeniz) offers beautiful scenery with golden beaches and crystal waters ideal for swimming and other water sports.
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