Holidays to Fethiye

Why Fethiye?

Traditional Turkish charm with a side of ancient ruins and sparklingly blue waters close at hand? A holiday to Fethiye ticks all the boxes, and a heap more! This pretty, sheltered bay on Turkey’s ‘Turquoise Coast’ brims with bustling activity and flaunts an authentic taste of true Turkish town life.

Stroll through the cobbled charm of Old Town and lose yourself in the aromatic wafts of spices that fill the air in the lively bazaars. Live your best bargain life at the markets as you haggle for traditional crafts and fab Turkish carpets. Why not amp it up a notch? Wander around the glam, bustling marina brimming with luxe super yachts and fine dining eateries.

Talk about sightseeing heaven; Fethiye holidays promise truckloads of ancient tombs, intriguing lost cities, and spooky, abandoned ghost towns. When you’re done snapping pics of the crumbling ruins, flip flop and relax on one of the famed stretches of sand nearby. The uber-pretty Blue Lagoon of Oludeniz and the sunset paradise of Calis Beach are only a pebble’s throw away.

With oodles of charm, it’s no wonder that holidayers are pitching up and buying their own slice of Fethiye, so they can be at the heart of the sparkling ‘Jewel of Turkey’ any time they choose. Take it as a sign: this Turkish belter is not to be missed. C’mon… your banging Turkish holiday to Fethiye awaits!

Hotels in Fethiye

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Things to Do

Whether you're looking for a beach getaway or city break, Fethiye has something to offer every discerning traveller

Visit a Ghost Town

Step back in time and get ready for goosebumps galore at this super creepy, abandoned ghost town nestled in the hills. Located 8km south of Fethiye, the crumbling houses and decaying churches of Kayakoy dot the hillside and make for a spine-chilling day trip to remember… or forget!

Lycian Rock Tombs

Rewind to Fethiye’s ancient past and visit the impressive columns and scriptures of the temples and tombs carved into the huge limestone cliffs that frame the town. Tackle the quad-burning walk to the top to reach the biggest and best of them all – the Tomb of Amyntas. Some say the ancient Lycian VIPs are buried here to give them a lovely view in their afterlife. And when you reach the top of the climb to get here, you can kinda see why. There are some wow-worthy views of the bustling town and a beautiful bay to greet you.

Fethiye Museum

Take the day off sun-seeking and peer into the fascinating history of Fethiye in the town’s museum. Feel as if you’re part of the ancient Lycian crew as you point your peepers over ancient coins, jewellery, and figurines. There’s even a piece of stone that is said to have cracked the super-tricky Lycian language. It’s Indiana Jones meets Tomb Raider. And a history lesson you won’t want to bunk off from.

Tlos Ruins

Into a bit of ancient history? The crumbling ruins and impressive rock tombs scattered around the ancient city of Tlos will satisfy your historical cravings. Learn about the ancient Lycians at this hilltop citadel and feel as if you’re taking a step into their shoes. Atmospheric and eye-opening. Almost 40km away from Fethiye, it’s a fab idea to link it up with a day trip to Saklikent National Park for the perfect day-tripping combo.

Holiday Types in Fethiye

Fethiye has something to offer everyone from last minute breaks to family friendly holidays

All Inclusive Fethiye

Relax. We’ve got it covered. Go all-inclusive and save your cash for haggling at the markets instead.

Last Minute Fethiye

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Frequently Asked Questions

How hot does it get in Turkey?

Pretty sizzling at times! You can expect toasty temperatures of over 40 degrees in the summer months. Phewf! But if that’s not your bag, the winters are between 14 and 20 degrees and the autumn rolls in with a pleasing 20–28 degrees.

How easy is it to get around Fethiye?

If you’re keeping up with your step count, all good! The town itself is walkable and fairly flat. But there’s also plenty of minibuses and ‘dolmuses’ (share taxis running routes within and between towns) hanging around to get you from A to B.

How expensive is a holiday to Fethiye?

It’s generally known for being good value for money! And there’s plenty of places to save the pennies – like haggling for the best barg at the market.