Activities

Area Activities

Fethiye and Ölüdeniz offer a rich range of activities catering to every traveler’s expectations. Whether it's experiencing the breathtaking views of Ölüdeniz from a paragliding adventure, discovering hidden coves on boat tours, or taking a journey through ancient ruins, these are just a few of the unforgettable experiences you can enjoy here.

Paragliding

The majestic Babadağ Mountain, located to the east of Ölüdeniz, is renowned as one of the premier paragliding destinations in the world. Babadağ is also one of Turkey’s nine hotspots for its rich biodiversity, adding another layer to the natural splendor of Ölüdeniz and its surroundings. For those interested in flying solo or requiring specialized sporting equipment or transfer services, local travel agencies offer assistance.

Experienced solo pilots wishing to take off from Babadağ can make use of our facilities. For those looking to experience the thrill of flight but without the expertise, tandem flights with skilled pilots are available, offering a chance to glide through the skies and enjoy an aerial view of Ölüdeniz’s stunning beauty – don’t forget to bring your camera!

An exhilarating drive up the winding mountain road brings you to a height of 1975 meters, where you can choose from one of three launch points. Before taking off, you will receive a thorough briefing on the technical aspects of the flight, after which you will soar through the air with a professional pilot. All you need to do is take a few steps towards the wind, and soon you’ll be soaring high above the landscape, feeling the rush of adrenaline and the freedom of the open sky.

At the end of the flight, a gentle landing awaits you on the sands of Belceğiz Beach, leaving you with unforgettable memories of a truly unique adventure.

Daily Boat Tours

The islands and bays surrounding Fethiye can all be accessed by boat. Throughout the summer season boats leave Fethiye harbour, Göcek and Belceğiz beach in Ölüdeniz, usually from 10.00 to 11.00 each morning. There are also sunset cruises, on which are served dinner.

Blue Cruise

The Mediterranean’s crystal-clear waters offer a chance to explore its enchanting bays and islands, rich in history and natural wonders. Just a few decades ago, much of this stunning region remained a hidden gem, known only to local sailors. Today, anyone wishing to enhance their holiday experience can embark on a memorable cruise aboard a traditional gulet or sailing yacht, providing the perfect way to discover this paradise.

Whether you choose to charter a gulet with a group of friends or book a cabin and connect with fellow travelers, there are numerous cruise options across diverse routes that cater to all interests. Relax on the deck soaking up the Mediterranean sun, try your hand at various water sports, visit picturesque ports, or simply unwind in secluded bays.

The gulet, a time-honored vessel typically crafted from chestnut, mahogany, teak, or pine, is designed with comfort in mind. Featuring spacious cabins, private bathrooms, and shared sunbathing and relaxation areas, these boats create an ideal atmosphere for guests seeking peace and tranquility. Standards and passenger capacities vary, and while some gulets are motor-driven, others are equipped with full sails for the ultimate maritime experience. No matter your preferences or budget, there’s a gulet cruise to suit your needs.

Suba Diving

The crystal-clear waters off the coast of Fethiye have made the area one of the world’s fastest-growing destinations for underwater sports. Ideal conditions for scuba diving, combined with calm waters and the absence of strong currents, make it an excellent spot for both beginners and experienced divers. Dive centers in the region operate year-round, offering day and night dives for all levels, from novices to seasoned divers. Various diving tours and courses, including PADI, CMAS, and BSAC certifications, are available.

For beginners, there are over twenty different dive sites to explore, while more experienced divers can discover stunning caves, walls, and tunnels beneath the surface. The region also offers the unique opportunity for archaeological diving, with some ancient amphoras dating back to 334 BC, the time of Alexander the Great’s conquest of Asia.

Traditional gulets offer weekly diving tours, taking you from Fethiye to Kaş or Fethiye to Marmaris. These tours are perfect for those looking to improve their diving skills, and they also provide an excellent opportunity to earn certifications and participate in training courses.

On board, experienced dive instructors are always available. After completing both theoretical and practical lessons, you can relax and enjoy the captivating Mediterranean beauty. Our diving teams are skilled, and we only use the latest, safest diving and navigation equipment.

The sport is open to anyone over the age of 12 who is healthy and fit. After completing the necessary formalities in the morning, a short boat ride takes you to the dive site. Equipment is checked, and an expert diver goes over the rules before you embark on your first dive in shallow waters. In the afternoon, you can dive again, with an instructor guiding you through the underwater world.

The Mediterranean sea is home to a rich variety of marine life, including fish, octopuses, crayfish, sea snakes, turtles, and dolphins. The vibrant colors of the underwater flora and fauna also provide fantastic opportunities for photographers.

Lycian Way – (Trekking)

The coastal trails of ancient Lycia offer a wealth of historical significance, once serving as vital routes for travelers and merchants. The Taurus Mountains, with their lush pine forests and diverse flora and fauna, form a natural bridge between Anatolia’s interior and the Mediterranean Sea, offering breathtaking views from numerous vantage points. The Lycian Way, which stretches 500 kilometers, is dotted with ancient ruins and settlements, telling the story of this fascinating region.

As you follow the path, you’ll pass through secluded mountain villages and have the chance to meet the warm, welcoming locals, experiencing the rich cultural heritage that once defined this part of Turkey.

The Lycian Way, which runs from Fethiye to Antalya, is a haven for biodiversity, boasting around 10,000 different plant species, many of which are unique to the region. Often referred to as a natural museum of Turkish flora and fauna, this route provides an opportunity to witness a stunning variety of plant life, including endemic species, as it meanders through the coastal and mountainous landscapes.

While trekking along the Lycian Way, visitors can marvel at monumental tombs, ancient city walls, and the remnants of roads, baths, fountains, theaters, and various other monuments from antiquity. The stunning coastal scenery is a perfect blend of the Mediterranean Sea and lush forests, with diverse trees, winding trails surrounded by vibrant wildflowers, and seasonal lakes in the highlands. The Lycian Way offers a remarkable opportunity to explore the natural and cultural wealth of Turkey’s southwestern region.

Jeep Safaris

This region is renowned for its exciting Jeep Safaris, offering an incredible opportunity to explore villages, indulge in local delicacies, visit historical sites, and so much more.

Fethiye’s travel agencies organize a wide variety of Jeep Safari tours, catering to all preferences.

There’s a Jeep Safari for every taste: from the scenic routes of Kaya Village, Butterfly Valley, and the Pumpkin trail, to the historical wonders of Tlos, Yakapark, Saklikent, and Patara. You have plenty of options to choose from. For those with a keen interest in history, tours to the ancient cities of Letoon, Pinar, Sydima, and Xanthos are highly recommended.

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