RESERVATION
Discover Fethiye
With its azure waters and verdant nature, Fethiye, the pearl of Turkey welcomes you to discover all of its abundant natural beauty and history.
Fethiye with a population of 162,686 inhabitants, is a provincial town located within the state of Muğla where both the Mediterranean and Aegean seas intersect. The towns previous name was 'Meğri' which n Greek, means 'of distant Land'.
It is a town especially developed for tourism. Istanbul is 720 km, Ankara 650 km and Izmir is 360 km away from Fethiye, Therefore, Dalaman Airport is the most convenient airport for those travelling to Fethiye town Centre which is 53 km away from Fethiye.
Ancient Cities and important places to visit; Tlos Ancient City, Patara Ancient City, Cadianda Ancient City, Pinara Ancient City, Xanthos Ancient City, St. Nicholas Island, Amnesty tower Monastery, Fethiye Castle, Letoon Ancient City, Telmessos Rock Tombs, Araxa Ancient City, Fethiye Museum, Ölüdeniz Nature Park, Kıdrak Bay, Butterfly Valley, Kabak Bay, Patara Beach, Yakapark, Saklıkent Canyon, Gemiler Bay, Günlüklü Bay, Katrancı Bay, Çalış beach, Kaya Village, Paspatur Bazaar, Babadağ, Hisaronu, Göcek, Fethiye Tuesday market and the 12 Islands.
ACTIVITIES TO DO IN FETHIYE
Paragliding
The imposing Babadağ mountains, 1969 meters in height is located in the east of Ölüdeniz and is one of the best flight centres in the world for paragliding.
Babadağ, is one of nine major hot spots in Turkey with it's abundant flora and unique nature, revealing the magnificent diverse landscape and scenic beauty of Ölüdeniz and it's surroundings.
You too can fly as free as a bird in the clear blue skies above Fethiye.
Underwater scuba diving
One of the fun sports you can do during your stay at the Sundia by Liberty is to explore the crystal clear blue waters off Fethiye's coastline by attempting an underwater dive.
With little in the way of a current along an extensive coastline is an easy and safe way to help you learn this sport.
Day and night dives as well as extensive training courses are organised via PADI, CMAS & BSAC courses for beginners and experienced divers to the region.
Walking, trekking or hiking along the Lycian Way
The Lycian Way has a trading history lasting around 3 thousand years, and is regarded to be one of the longest walking routes in the world.
You will feel nature's force further enhance your walk as some areas are located close to the sea and others are at a height of approximately 1700 meters.
People come from different countries from around the world come to take a stroll along this historic trail which begins at from Fethiye, Ölüdeniz and ends in Antalya.
Butterfly Valley
Butterfly valley is a paradise that has been preserved amongst the high hills of Fethiye's Faralya village.
Butterfly valley is a magnificent bay with a waterfall cascading down from a height of 50 meters which is totally isolated from the world with it's sandy, white beach, and it is home to more than 80 butterfly species.
To reach Butterfly Valley, you need to take a boat from Ölüdeniz. The voyage to Butterfly Valley takes around 20-30 minutes.
Ölüdeniz
Butterfly Valley, located near Faralya village in Fethiye, is a hidden paradise surrounded by high cliffs and preserved in its natural beauty.
Butterfly Valley is an isolated, unique cove, featuring a waterfall cascading from cliffs approximately 350 meters high, hosting over 100 species of butterflies, and boasting a stunning white sandy beach.
To reach Butterfly Valley, you need to take a boat from Ölüdeniz. After a sea journey of approximately 30-40 minutes, you will arrive at the valley. Access by land is quite challenging, with steep paths available only for experienced hikers.
