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Fethiye is one of the most popular tourism centers of our country, which is located in the southwestern part of our country, 125 kilometers from Muğla, in the Lycian Region, which is called the land of light, where green and blue are intertwined. When Fethiye is mentioned, as in many places, the sea-sand-sun trio comes to mind; It is a geography that you cannot get enough of with its history, ancient cities, unique coves, beaches, social and cultural life.
Fethiye is the city of Telmessos in Lycia on the Mediterranean coast in the southwest of Anatolia, which is called the "Land of Light".
It is said that the name Telmessos comes from the sun god Apollo. Apollo falls in love with the daughter of the Phoenician King Agenor. When he couldn't find his face, he disguised as a cute dog to approach him, and then they had a son, named Telmessos, and Apollon named this city after his son.
The city called Telmessos, BC. It came under Persian rule in the 6th century, and then BC. Together with Alexander the Great in 333 BC, then Rome and Byzantium (Eastern Rome), it is called "Makri", which means distant land. In the 13th century, the Byzantine domination ends with the Menteşe Principality. Fethiye joins the Ottoman lands in 1424.
The Turks, on the other hand, begin to call the region "Megri". In 1914, the name of Meğri was changed to "Fethiye" because Captain Fethi Bey's plane crashed near Teberiye Lake and he was our first air martyr. Today, there is a monument in Martyr Fethi Bey Park in Calis Beach.
Fethiye; It is one of the most important tourism centers that has become a frequent destination for holiday lovers thanks to its geography adorned with unique natural beauties, endemic vegetation, world-famous beaches and coves along with its strong history. The list of places you can see has been compiled for you.
ÖLÜDENİZ: Oludeniz: Oludeniz, which reveals the unique meeting of blue and green; Thanks to its unique sea and flora, it has taken its place among the most beautiful beaches in the world.
KAYAKÖY: Kayaköy: The history of Kayaköy, known as Karmylassos in the Ancient Period, dates back to 3rd century BC, according to philological data. Although it goes back to thousands of years, the finds that go further than the 4th century BC to the existing remains have not been found yet. All of the building groups that we observed in the city, based on the slope, were built in the 19th century with the rights granted to minorities in the late periods of the Ottoman Empire. It was built by the Greeks who were settled in the first half of the 20th century. During the foundation years of the Republic of Turkey, the city took the appearance of a ghost city after the wooden door, window and top cover systems of the buildings in the city, which were evacuated as a result of the exchange of Greeks living in the region with the Turks in western Thrace, were destroyed by natural factors. 50 m2 each during the period of use in the abandoned city. There are 350 to 400 residences, which are not bigger than two floors, which do not block each other in terms of view and light, the lower floors of which are cellars, and there are underground cisterns at the entrance where the rain water on the roof is collected. In addition to the residences, there are many chapels, 2 large churches, 1 school building and 1 customs house scattered between the houses.
BUTTERFLY VALLEY: Fethiye Butterfly Valley, which is considered a first-degree natural site due to its unique beauties, is one of the ideal options for swimming and camping, as well as hosting many butterfly species.
SAKLIKENT CANYON: It is the longest canyon in Turkey. The height of the canyon is 300 meters. With the help of fault cracks, a steep and deep canyon was formed on the calcareous land, which water can easily erode. There are muds where you can make a clay mask.
ANCIENT CITIES: Fethiye has a history of hundreds of years. Letoon Ancient City, Patara Ancient City, Telmessos Ancient City are among the ancient cities that you should definitely see in the district, where the remains of many different civilizations can be found.
FETHİYE KİNG TOMBS: They are gothic tombs made by carving natural stones from the Lycian Period, which are located in a region close to the center of Fethiye and have become the symbol of the city.
PASPATUR: It is a bazaar that attracts a lot of attention from local and foreign holidaymakers with its historical structure, old houses, carpet maker in old houses, rug maker, souvenir shop, bars and restaurants.
LOVERS HILL: It offers you a view where you can see Fethiye from the top.
GEMİLER ISLAND: It is one of the important natural protected areas in our country, together with Gemiler Bay and Gemiler Valley located across the island. It also has one of the most important coves in the region.
When you come to the region, you can encounter the most pancakes. Herbed pancakes, which are made with herbs grown in the Fethiye region rather than cheese, potatoes and minced meat pancakes, are very popular. There are also various restaurants where you can eat seafood and fish market. Finally, for guests who love different cuisines, they offer unique tastes from Chinese and Indian cuisine Restaurants are also available.
Activities that must be done in Fethiye;
12 Islands boat tour
Nature walk on the Lycian Way
Paragliding in Babadag
Horseback rides in Kayaköy
Vehicle trips in Saklıkent (truck and jeep trips)
Atv tours in Kayakoy
Af Tower tour and diving
Sailing on Calis beach
Picnic in Katrancı and daily bay
Transportation from Dalaman Airport to Fethiye: Dalaman Airport is 44 km away from Fethiye. From Dalaman Airport, you can reach the bus station in Fethiye town center with HAVAŞ and MUTTAŞ shuttles. You can also provide transportation with car rental, taxi and transfer vehicle options.
Transportation to Fethiye by land: Fethiye, which is 92 kilometers away from Muğla and surrounded by the provinces of Antalya, Denizli and Burdur, is 810 kilometers from Istanbul, 635 kilometers from Ankara and 360 kilometers from İzmir.
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Kaş is the only example of the Dalmatian coastal type in our country that we see on the shores of Dubrovnik in the Adriatic Sea. Apart from a small charming center where you can visit comfortably, many historical, natural and cultural beauties from Patara to Xanthos and Kalkan welcome you. Kaş is the westernmost district of Antalya. It is approximately 105 kilometers from Fethiye, which is located in the west, and 190 kilometers from Antalya. Whatever direction you come from, what you will see until you come to Kaş is a harbinger of this place. As you cross the deep blue Mediterranean on one side and the scrub-covered hills on the other, you get closer to Kaş. Covering a large part of the Lycian Region, Kaş is also home to many Lycian cities.
The first civilization that comes to mind when we say Kaş is undoubtedly Lycia, also called the "Land of Light". It was built on the Lycian city called Antiphellos, which covers the region called Teke Peninsula. In fact, Antiphellos was the port area of the city of Phellos, located at the foot of the Taurus Mountains, in other words, the city's gateway to the world at that time.
B.C. This city has a history that goes back to 700s. But it is the most tangible and visible remnant theater structure that has survived from those times. By the way, we should not forget the Lycian type sarcophagus found in the bazaar.
The best way to discover Lycia, whose capital is Patara, is to walk the Lycian Way, which also includes Kaş. Of course at the right time and fully equipped. Otherwise, the most beautiful walking path in the world can turn into a grind.
In general, the Lycian Civilization BC. Considering that it goes back to the 2000s, it would not be misleading to say that it had a great impact on Kaş. After the Persians, Alexander the Great, Rome, Byzantium, Seljuks, Teke Principality, it came under Ottoman rule in 1426. Although it had a short Italian occupation during the War of Independence, it is one of the most livable places in our country today.
Antiphellos Theatre: Theatre, BC. It is a Hellenistic theater built in the 1st century. Lots of specs but simply leaning against the hillside and facing the landscape. The view of this theater is not like the others you see. In front of you is the deep blue Mediterranean. A small theater with approximately 4000 seats; It has been restored and is used in today's activities.
Çukurbağ Peninsula: There are very nice boutique hotels on the peninsula where you can stay. It is the place where you can spend a nice holiday against the view of the Mediterranean and Meis. On the Çukurbağ Peninsula, there are several beaches where you can swim, as well as coves and beaches.
Hidayet Bay is the most famous and in our opinion the most beautiful one among them. In the bay, which has various shades of blue, the coast is partly rocky and there is sand in places. But this sheep has a special beauty. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas at the businesses in the bay, and have a snack and spend your day here.
Another beach on the Çukurbağ Peninsula is Küçük Çakıl Beach, a narrow beach between the rocks on the right as you enter the peninsula. But the water is a little cold and there are small pebbles that will not bother you like its name.
Just ahead, there is the Public Beach of Kaş Municipality. Even if the sea is a little wavy, you should wear a sea shoe as in many places in Kaş. But we can say that it is the most affordable place in Kaş, as it is a public beach.
Patara Ancient City and Beach: Patara City, located on the Antalya-Muğla border, or in other words, on the Kaş-Fethiye border, is one of the places you must visit when you visit the region. BC from Patara in the village of Kas Gelemis. It is mentioned as Patar in Hittite sources dating back to the 13th century.
To summarize the Ancient City of Patara; The city where democracy was born, where the first parliament building is located, St. The city where Nicholas or Santa Claus was born and, according to mythological stories, the city where the god Apollo was born. Approximately 250-300 meters ahead of the ancient city of Patara, there is Patara Beach, which is approximately 12 kilometers long, 200-300 meters wide and resembles a desert with its sand dunes. There is also a facility on this large beach, which is also the home of the Caretta Caretta turtles. There is nothing to say about its sand and sea, but it can be a little wavy, sometimes even so wavy that it is dangerous to go into the sea.
Antiphellos Theatre: Theatre, BC. It is a Hellenistic theater built in the 1st century. Lots of specs but simply leaning against the hillside and facing the landscape. The view of this theater is not like the others you see. In front of you is the deep blue Mediterranean. A small theater with approximately 4000 seats; It has been restored and is used in today's activities.
Çukurbağ Peninsula: There are very nice boutique hotels on the peninsula where you can stay. It is the place where you can spend a nice holiday against the view of the Mediterranean and Meis. On the Çukurbağ Peninsula, there are several beaches where you can swim, as well as coves and beaches.
Hidayet Bay is the most famous and in our opinion the most beautiful one among them. In the bay, which has various shades of blue, the coast is partly rocky and there is sand in places. But this sheep has a special beauty. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas at the businesses in the bay, and have a snack and spend your day here.
Another beach on the Çukurbağ Peninsula is Küçük Çakıl Beach, a narrow beach between the rocks on the right as you enter the peninsula. But the water is a little cold and there are small pebbles that will not bother you like its name.
Just ahead, there is the Public Beach of Kaş Municipality. Even if the sea is a little wavy, you should wear a sea shoe as in many places in Kaş. But we can say that it is the most affordable place in Kaş, as it is a public beach.
Patara Ancient City and Beach: Patara City, located on the Antalya-Muğla border, or in other words, on the Kaş-Fethiye border, is one of the places you must visit when you visit the region. BC from Patara in the village of Kas Gelemis. It is mentioned as Patar in Hittite sources dating back to the 13th century.
To summarize the Ancient City of Patara; The city where democracy was born, where the first parliament building is located, St. The city where Nicholas or Santa Claus was born and, according to mythological stories, the city where the god Apollo was born. Approximately 250-300 meters ahead of the ancient city of Patara, there is Patara Beach, which is approximately 12 kilometers long, 200-300 meters wide and resembles a desert with its sand dunes. There is also a facility on this large beach, which is also the home of the Caretta Caretta turtles. There is nothing to say about its sand and sea, but it can be a little wavy, sometimes even so wavy that it is dangerous to go into the sea.
It is worth trying both the preparation and the taste of the Pan Ice Cream, which originated in the Far East and can be easily eaten in Kaş Square. In addition, Kaş is the place where you can eat squid to your heart's content in our country. Seasonal fruits (cactus, black mulberry) unique to the region are among the different flavors offered to the guests.
KAPUTAJ PLAJI:
Kaputaş Beach is the first answer to the question of where to swim in Kaş. It is also one of the places used in the world promotion of Kaş and our country. Kaputaş Beach, located between Kaş and Kalkan, 20 kilometers from Kaş and 7 kilometers from Kalkan, is actually the place where a deep canyon opens to the sea.
KEKOVA:
Located just across Üçağız, 33 kilometers from Kaş, and Kaleköy just ahead, Kekova is home to the city known today as the Sunken City. You can take boat tours from Üçağız, or if you say this is so far not to go there, you can see the ruins of the city of Dolchiste, which was submerged after the earthquake, with the boat tours you will join from Kaş.
Since it is a protected area, it is forbidden to swim in the area where the ruins are located. But swimming breaks are given in many beautiful bays such as Hamidiye, Shipyard and Aquarium. At the same time, this area is an area where you can see 3 ancient settlements in a narrow area; Üçağız Theimussa, Kaleköy Simena and Kekova Dolchiste settlements.
Especially the Simena theater in Kaleköy is the smallest theater in Anatolia, which you can climb to the theater with a short walk and see Kekova from the top. Kekova, which was in the hands of the Italians until 1932, was attached to the Republic of Turkey this year after the negotiations.
MEİS ADASI:
You came to Kaş, considering that there is an eye under each eyebrow, our Kaş eye is also Meis. It is about 2 kilometers from Kaş, so if there is a land connection, it is a distance that can be reached on foot in 20 minutes.
After the Tripoli War in 1911, with the Treaty of Ushi signed with Italy, Libya and the Dodecanese Islands were left to Italy. After the Second World War, the island of Meis, which passed to Greece, causes many problems in the political sense today, but it is a place you can visit even if you have been to Kas for a day.
You can go to the island with a Schengen visa or one-day or 3-day visas for the Dodecanese Islands. Of course, this visa application changes every year according to the developments between the countries.
While the island we call Meis is named as "Megisti" in Greek, the name "Kastellorizo" is also used. Kastellorizo means "Red Castle" in Italian. st. When the Knights of Jean ruled the island, they named it after the red rocks.
There is also a military airport on the island and it has only one settlement. Its population is around 400. It is small enough that you can easily walk around. There are not many language problems on the island because Turkish tourists are the main source of income for the islanders. Those living on Meis Island also meet their needs from Kaş.
The closest airport to Kaş is located in the Dalaman county of Muğla, and the distance to Kaş from there by road is 150 kilometers. An alternative to Dalaman Airport is Antalya Airport, from which the road distance to the district is around 200 kilometers. The distance of the district from Istanbul by road is approximately 850 kilometers, and it is approximately 10 hours by private vehicle. It is approximately 680 kilometers from Ankara and is approximately 8-9 hours' drive away. It can be easily reached from İzmir to Kaş with a distance of approximately 430 kilometers and a 5-6 hour drive.
Kaş and the surrounding settlements offer you a holiday opportunity where you will be satisfied with nature, sports and adventure with its ancient cities, historically important roads, natural wonder beaches, canyons and waterfalls. Like many places in Turkey, Kaş is home to different civilizations and cultures.
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KALKAN
Kalkan, which is a neighborhood of Kaş district located in the west of Antalya, is located between Antalya and Fethiye. Kalkan, which is located directly opposite the Meis Island of Greece as a coordinate, is a paradise on earth surrounded by forests and seas. This small town, which is as attractive and popular as it is small, is especially appreciated by British tourists. It can even be mentioned that there were British people living here.
Kalkan, which Herodotus describes as "the closest place to the stars in the world", hosted many civilizations in ancient times. It is also rumored that Kalkan was founded by traders from Meis Island. In addition to swimming in the sea and sunbathing, nature and water sports are also practiced here. You can feel the spirit of nature in your bones in Kalkan, which is frequented by the water turtles Caretta Carettas.
Kalkan is a touristic neighborhood in Kas, west of Antalya. There are no city remains or settlements of this period in Kalkan and its surroundings, which is located in the lands between Antalya and Fethiye, where the Lycian Civilization lived about 3000 years ago and where numerous cities were established. It is believed that Kalkan was founded 150 - 200 years ago by traders from the Greek island of Meis, which is nearby. A few kilometers west is Fırnaz Pier, which is under protection.
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