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Driving down this road for 21 kilometers without turning off towards Tlos will lead you to Saklı Kent, which is located in a canyon on the slopes of Mt. Akdağ |
Calis
Beach is one of the best beaches in the area and is situated approximately
10 minutes' drive from the nearby port of Fethiye. Comprising of a long wide
expanse of sand and shingle, the beach curves around the bay and the resort
of Calis is little more than one beach road along which lies a number of
hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops. During the hot summer days, the cool
breeze blowing off the sea is welcome and refreshing.Calis is a romantic's
paradise, for at night as the sun goes down one can take a long, peaceful
stroll along the front and watch the glowing lights of Fethiye across the
bay. Calis Beach is ideal for families and the safe bathing plus the
addition of water sports in the high season make it great for fitness
fanatics.
Situated
on the slopes of Mendos Mountain, Fethiye was established on the top of
ancient Telmessos on the shore of Fethiye gulf. For this reason, the
majority of the ruins have remained under this quaint district. Because of
the abundance of acoomodation facilities, captivatingly beautiful coves and
significant development in yacht tourism in recent years, Fethiye represents
the center of excursion in the Western Lycian region. Fethiye,which is
located 50 kilometers from Dalaman airport, can be reached by highway from
Muğla, Denizli and Antalya and can also be reached by sea. Those staying in
Fethiye, which chock full of history, nature and sea, can easily wander out
to the ancient cities in the vicinity, such as Cadianda, Pınara, Tlos,
Sidyma, Xanthos, Letoon and Patara. Here, the temperature does not go below
16 C, and one can frolic in the surf for up to nine months a year.
Kayakoy,
formerly known as Levissi, was a Greek settlement until the "population
exchange" agreement signed between Turkish and Greek governments on 1922.
Kayakoy, the symbol of friendship, brotherhood, and peace, is worth to pay a
visit and you may have great time by visiting the old, ruined Greek houses
and churches feeling the cultures' melting pot. Seeing Pebble mosaics of the
Panayia Pirgiotissa Church, walking on the pathway to Oludeniz from Kayakoy,
a perfect photogenic place, should be in your to do list when you visit
Kayakoy
Oludeniz
is situated 17 kilometers from Fethiye and is famous for its splendid coves
as well as its history. One you come from Fethiye and pass through hisarönü,
which has become an entertainment and shopping center in recent years, you
will encounter Ölü Deniz' myriad of blue hues with all the beauty of the
splendid hotels nestled amongst the lush greeny. Ölüdeniz , which reminds
one of paradise with its motionless sea surrounded by evergreen pines, is a
tourism center known throughout the world. Next to Ölü Deniz is the wide
sandy beach of Belceğiz. There are lots of bars and restaurants near the
Belceğiz beach waiting for the people for the night entertainment.
One
reaches Saklı Kent by exiting the Fethiye- Antalya Highway after Kemer where
the signpost indicates the road to Sakli Kent. 
