Fethiye is located in southwest Turkey and borders the Aegean and Mediterranean regions. Fethiye's closest cities are Antalya, around 200 kilometres to the east; Denizli, around 100 kilometres to the north; and Marmaris, 130 kilometres to the west.

Fethiye does not have its own airport, but Dalaman airport is around fifty kilometres away. Dalaman airport is large and operates all year round, offering plenty of direct flights from the UK, although smaller UK airports may fly you via Istanbul.

Fethiye's landscape is diverse, ranging from the even ground around Fethiye town to mountainous areas like Kemer. Almost 77,000 people live in the Fethiye region. The weather is typical of other Mediterranean areas, with hot summers and cool winters.

The region has a variety of areas to suit all requirements, from the liveliness of Hisaronu to the authenticity of Fethiye Town, to traditional Uzumlu and the sophistication of Gocek. Enjoy the natural beauty in Oludeniz, learn the history of Kayakoy and savour the tranquillity in Sovalye Island. The whole region has plenty to offer for different ages and requirements.

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Months:	Jan - March	April - June	July - Sep	Oct - Dec
Average Temperature:	13°	25°	35°	17°

Although Fethiye's weather is hot during the Summer, it is bearable and not humid. The average temperature in the summer is around 35 degrees, although, on very rare occasions, the temperature has been known to creep up to 40 degrees. The winter months in Fethiye are from late October to early April, with temperatures ranging from 8-17 degrees. In early spring and late autumn you can expect a couple of days of light showers.

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Fethiye Nearest Airport:

Dalaman International Airport 17 km to Gocek 38 km to Calis 40 km to Fethiye Town 43 km to Sovalye Island 44 km to Kayakoy 50 km to Uzumlu 60 km to Kemer 62 km to Ovacik 65 km to Hisaronu 70 km to Oludeniz

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Fethiye Nearest Marina/Port:

Fethiye Ece Marina 230 berths 400 yatchs on land 0 km to Fethiye Town Gocek Club Marina 160 berths 0 km to Gocek Port Gocek 400 berths 100 yatchs on land 0 km to Gocek

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Fethiye Hospitals:

State Hospital Fethiye State Hospital Private Hospitals Esnaf Hospital Letoon Hospital

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Fethiye Beaches:

The Fethiye region is a paradise of beaches, forests and hills all coming together in harmony. Fethiye is the perfect place to head for if you're in search for sea, sun and sand. From tranquil bays to the most popular beaches, Fethiye has something to offer everyone. Calis Beach 0 km to Calis 3 km to Fethiye Town 15 km to Oludeniz Gemile Bay Beach 0 km to Kayakoy 13 km to Ovacik 15 km to Calis 15 km to Oludeniz 16 km to Fethiye Town 17 km to Sovalye Island Olu Deniz Beach 0 km to Oludeniz 8 km to Calis 8 km to Fethiye Town 9 km to Kayakoy 16 km to Sovalye Island 26 km to Uzumlu 30 km to Kemer 38 km to Gocek Patara Beach 14 km to Kayakoy

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Fethiye Main Attractions:

A brief history of Fethiye Fethiye was once a crucial harbour in the border between the Carian and Lycian empires Authentic village of Kayakoy With all its old stone houses and long-established villagers living in the valley, Kayakoy exudes a traditional traditional, old-world atmosphere Beautiful Kemer countryside Kemer is surrounded by natural beauty, which attracts nature lovers from far and wide Butterfly Valley This charming valley just two miles from Oludeniz is accessible only by sea, making it a secluded and enchanting spot Calis' twelve-island tour No visit to Calis is complete without the twelve-island tour Cleopatra Bay Legend has it that when Cleopatra visited this pine-forested bay she requested a Roman bath be built Dalyan mud baths Immersing yourself in mud does seem a rather odd exercise, but Dalyan's top attraction brings visitors from all over the region Dining in Hisaronu If you're craving some familiar food, head down to the centre of town and pick up a pizza, a Chinese takeaway, or tuck into some Mexican food Fethiye Beaches The Fethiye area is blessed with some truly beautiful beaches Fethiye Marina Fethiye Marina has plenty to offer, including a bar, restaurant, fitness centre, a swimming pool, and supermarket Fethiye Museum Fethiye Museum has an array of beautiful artefacts from the ancient city Telmessos - where modern-day Fethiye town now sits Fethiye's Hellenistic theatre Fethiye sits upon the ancient city of Telmessos, and you can see the ruins around the city Fethiye's Loggerhead Turtles Nature lovers visit Calis beach during the summer season to see the Loggerhead Turtles lay their eggs in the sand Fethiye's rock tombs The intricately carved rock tombs are a fascinating relic of the Lycian age Gebeler Spa After a hard day traipsing round ancient ruins, this spa will be a welcome relief Gocek's Four Marinas Attracting keen yachtsmen from all over the world, Gocek's four marinas have plenty to offer from bars, restaurants and other facilities Gocek's twelve Islands Gocek is famed for its near-perfect circular harbour, framed by 12 islands Gocek's twelve-island tour Leaving from nearby Gocek, this tour explores the twelve islands that provide shelter for Gocek's perfectly circular natural harbour Grand Ucel Hotel Water Park The Grand Ucel Hotel has its own Water Park that is available to non residents Hiking in Hisaronu Thanks to its high altitude, Hisaronu's climate makes it ideal for walking Hilton Dalaman Golf and Spa resort Last year Hilton Hotel Corp along with some developers started working on this major project of Hilton Worldwide Resort, near Sarigerme Hisaronu boat tours You can explore Cleopatra Bay and the mysterious Merdivenli cave from Hisaronu Hisaronu Market The Hisaronu Market is a fantastic place to practise your bartering techniques Hisaronu nightlife If you're missing your local, Hisaronu is a home-away-from-home as far as a night out is concerned Hisaronu's landscape Sat in the hills above the lagoon, Hisaronu is a lively town with friendly locals Kayakoy ghost town Here's your chance to wander through a genuine ghost town Kayakoy market This market is the biggest in the area, and its network of noisy stalls sell just about everything imaginable Knights Island The island is also known as Knights Island, as local legend tells us this island was once a base for renegade Knights-turned-pirates in the Middle Ages Letoon A short drive from Kalkan, Letoon was the sacred cult centre of Lycia, and the three temples that still stand here are dedicated to three of Lycia's most significant deities: Leto, and her children Artemis and Apollo Meis Island Turkish residency visa extensions The Greek island of Meis (just off the coast of Kas) has become popular with the expat residents of Kas, thanks to its handy visa facilities Patara's mysterious ruins Most people know Patara for its twenty-kilometre sandy beach Picturesque Kayakoy An unspoilt, picturesque area surrounded by farmland and mountains, Kayakoy's landscape includes a deserted, late-medieval village Rhodes The fourth largest of all Greek Islands, Rhodes is also known as The Pearl of the Mediterranean Saklikent Canyon This impressive canyon is the second largest in Europe, and just fifty kilometres from Fethiye, it is well worth a day visit Scuba adventures in Fethiye Fethiye's turquoise water means it's no surprise scuba diving has become a huge attraction here Shopping in Gocek Gocek has three large grocery shops, but if you don't fancy shopping you can always pop into one of several small markets Step Ladder Bay One of the most interesting places to visit in the area is Merdivenli, where there is an ancient cave cut into the side of the rock Sultans Aqua City Located in the heart of Calis, the Sultan's Aquacity is a drawcard for many tourists from Fethiye Tlos, the home of sport Sports fans, this one's for you Traditional Uzumlu Uzumlu is a very small village, and it has managed to preserve its traditional charm Turkish Riviera, aka the Turquoise Coast The Turkish Riviera, also known as the Turquoise Coast, covers south west Turkey, stretching from east of Alanya in the Mediterranean coast of Turkey to Cesme in the Aegean coast of Turkey, to the north of the well known tourist resort of Bodrum Wining and dining in Calis There are a number of beachfront restaurants offering views across the bay Wining and dining in Gocek Almost every cafe and bar in Gocek has its own style Xanthos The capital of the ancient Lycian alliance, Xanthos is best known as the place where all its inhabitants committed suicide together when the Persians invaded in 546 BC

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