Antalya Airport Fethiye Transfer

Fethiye, although part of Muğla province, is located 206 km from Antalya Airport and is one of Turkey's most popular holiday destinations. In this unique geography where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, it's a modern coastal city built on the ruins of ancient Telmessos. World-famous for 12 Islands boat tours, Ölüdeniz lagoon, and Saklıkent Canyon, Fethiye hosts millions of tourists every year.

Fethiye's most impressive natural wonder is Saklıkent Canyon. Turkey's longest and Europe's third-deepest canyon, Saklıkent offers a breathtaking nature experience with its 18 km length and 300-meter-high limestone walls. Activities include walking in glacial waters, rafting, and healing with clay masks in the canyon.

Rich in history and culture, Kayaköy (Ghost Village) in Fethiye is a must-see destination. This Greek village abandoned after the 1923 population exchange serves as an open-air museum with hundreds of stone houses and two churches. Listed on UNESCO World Heritage tentative list, the village is protected as a symbol of Turkish-Greek friendship.

12 Islands boat tours departing from Fethiye harbor are the region's most popular activity. Full-day tours with swimming stops at paradise coves like Yassıcalar, Tersane Island, Aquarium Bay, and Kızılada are organized. The Lycian rock tombs in the city center, especially Amintas Rock Tomb, offer a magnificent heritage from the 4th century BC.