Salikent Gorge: A spectacular gorge cut into the Akdaglar mountains, the narrow gorge is 18 kms long and so deep the sun doesn't penetrate leaving icy water in the river below, even in the middle of summer.

World heritage listed ruins at Xanthos and Letoon: The site at Letoon consists of three ancient temples containing fine mosaics as well as a large Hellenistic theatre in excellent condition whilst at Xanthos there is a fine example of a Roman Theatre.

Kayakoy: Just 5 kms west of Hisaronu lies the ghost town of Kayakoy where 2000 stone houses were deserted by its mostly Ottoman-Greek inhabitants following World War 1 and the Turkish War of Independence. An eerie reminder of Turkey's not too distant past.

Tlos: Located 36 kms south of Fethiye, is the oldest city in the Lycian region and the home of the Lycian Hero Bellerophon. Visitors can see the remains of a castle, the agora, the necropolis, the theatre, and the Roman baths and it also offers a great view of the Esen Valley.

Toros Mountains: The mountains form a dramatic backdrop along much of the coast, often dropping steeply into the sea, but in some places rivers have washed down enough sediment over the ages to form beaches.

Tombs in Fethiye: Close to Fethiye the Tomb of Amyntas, which probably dates from the fourth century B.C. is one the most remarkable sites on the Turquoise Coast.

Blue Voyage Cruises: Marmaris is one of the most attractive maritime park lands - ideal for water sports and sailing. It makes an excellent starting point for the "Blue Voyage" tour of the Aegean coastline,

Oludeniz Lagoon: It is a sheltered lagoon of great beauty, almost totally cut off from the sea, at the northern end of a long cove. Stretching from the Oludeniz lagoon to the southern end of the cove is a long, sandy beach.