Fethiye Hotels

Over half a million Britons flock to the small city of 70,000 people every year and thousands live permanently in Fethiye. About halfway between Bodrum and Antalya, and a short ferry ride to Rhodes, the coastal community is one of the most accessible and affordable on the Turkish Riviera. One of the main lures in the vicinity of Fethiye is the resort village of Ölüdeniz, where a picturesque lagoon and beach offer exquisite repose outside of the hyperactive, peak tourist months. Within Fethiye, a notable abundance of important landmarks and monuments await. These include a phenomenal ensemble of ancient Lycian stone sarcophagi, a Crusader fortress and the Tomb of Amyntas. The Fethiye Museum preserves a good collection of relevant ancient relics and Faralya Market is worth a tour. Above and beyond the inherent attractions in town however, the top attraction in Fethiye is Blue Flag beach charm and the promise of a gorgeous Mediterranean holiday.

Attractions

• Sarcophagi
• Tomb of Amyntas
• Fethiye Museum
• Crusader Fortress
• Saklikent

Activities

• Ölüdeniz Lagoon
• Faralya Butterfly Valley
• Calis Beach
• Faralya Market
• Tlos

Restaurants

• Yacht Roof Restaurant
• Levissi Garden
• Cinbal Restaurant
• Chill Out Garden Restaurant & Bar
• Pasa Kebab

Nightlife

• Club Bananas
• Ottoman Bar
• Car Cemetery
• Bamboo Restaurant & Bar
• B52 Dream Bar

Climate

Fethiye has a Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.

• Winter (December to February) 7-18°C
• Spring (March to May) 10-25°C
• Summer (June to September) 20-34°C
• Fall (October to November) 13-26°C