A Summer Dream Fethiye

Pink sand beaches, which are rarely found in the world, fascinate everyone with the visual feast they create. Perhaps the reason why they are so attractive is that they surprise everyone who sees them because of their rarity.

The Ancient City of Termessos, one of the best preserved ancient cities in Turkey, is 30 km northwest of the city center of Antalya, and located on Korkuteli Road, outskirts of the Mount Gulluk with a height of 1.665.

Located at a distance of 1 hour away from Antalya, Saklıkent Ski Center is a ski complex which consists of 500 chalets and ski facilities on the northern slope of Bakirlidagi in the Bey Mountains region of Taurus Mountains.

Kaleiçi, Antalya's gateway to the past, takes travellers on a journey to the past with Hadrian's Gate, Yivli Minaret, Kesik Minaret, Mevlevihane, museum and old houses.

There is a fascinating and intriguing life under the sea that most of us want to discover.

Letoon Ancient City, believed to have been founded in the 7th century BC, was the religious centre of the Lycian Civilization. The ancient city, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is home to the temples of Artemis and Apollon, as well as a temple to their mother, Leto.

Saklıkent Canyon, one of the Mediterranean’s most special places, is a natural wonder you must see.

Selected in 2006 as 'The Most Beautiful Beach In The World', Ölüdeniz offers a vivid, clear sea, snow-white beaches, fresh air and archaeological sites nestled within nature.

One of Turkey's and Muğla's most important tourism destinations, Fethiye welcomes hundreds of thousands of tourists every year to its unique nature, turquoise beaches and countless cultural beauties.

Located in a unique nature and flowing through various trees, Manavgat Waterfall is worth seeing.

Side, situated among the unique beauties of Antalya, is a heavenly corner embraced by the Mediterranean on the southern coast of Turkey.

Aspendos Antique Theater located in Aspendos Ancient City, one of the most visited ruins in Turkey.

Name; The temple named after Apollo, the god of light, beauty and art, and one of the chief gods of the city of Side.