Tour di un'intera giornata a Fethiye con visita alle Tombe di Amintas e al bazar locale, con partenza da Rodi

Three-hour VIP yacht cruise from Fethiye

If your idea of a great morning or afternoon is cruising the coast with a drink in hand, this three-hour VIP yacht trip is just the ticket. With a small group on board, there's plenty of room to stretch out on your sunbed, feel the sea breeze and soak up the views as you glide along the Turkish coast. When it's time to cool off, you can jump in for a swim or snorkel at two different spots close to the harbour. With drinks included throughout the cruise, all that's left to do is sit back, relax and make the most of your time on the water.

Fethiye full-day tour with Amyntas Tombs and local bazaar from Rhodes

Embark on a guided tour from Rhodes to Fethiye City. Explore the Tomb of Amyntas, local market, and Paspatur with an English-speaking guide. Book now!

Fethiye city with Levissi guided tour from Rhodes

Embark on a guided tour of Fethiye from Rhodes Port. Explore the Levissi Ghost Village and Paspatur market. Book now for an unforgettable journey!

Half-day Pinara ruins and Sidyma tour with village lunch

The half‑day adventure unfolds in an open‑air vehicle, following scenic forest roads towards Pınara Ancient City, a hidden Lycian treasure dating to the 4th and 5th centuries BC. Time to explore its ruins, rock tombs and viewpoints leads on to Sidyma, where local village ladies prepare a homemade lunch served in a family's garden. It's a laidback, authentic way to round off a day shaped by history, nature and true Lycian charm.

Ancient Lycian tour of Tlos and Saklikent with lunch

The land of ancient Lycia lies pinched between the Mediterranean coast and the soaring Taurus Mountains of southwest Türkiye. You'll visit three spots that show off the region's top archaeological and natural sights by minibus on this exclusive small‑group tour with just 14 guests.After being picked up from your hotel, you'll head to Üzümlü village in the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. This peaceful rural stop gives you a feel for traditional village life before the scenery shifts towards the dramatic landscapes ahead. Your next stop is Tlos, one of the most impressive ancient cities in Lycia. Here, you'll see the iconic cliff‑cut Lycian tombs rising out of the hillside, along with the Ottoman fortress perched at the summit.Half an hour by minibus from there brings you to Gizlikent Şelalesi. A traditional lunch of mezze and casserole is served at a restaurant right by the waterfall, with your group seated at tables tucked among the trees. After you've refuelled, it's on to the final stop: Saklıkent Gorge. You'll have over an hour to explore the base of this 300‑metre‑deep limestone canyon and hear how the gorge shaped ancient Lycian life four thousand years ago. It's around an hour and a half to two hours back on the minibus, returning to your hotel at around 6.00pm.

Traditional Turkish cooking class at Mel’s Kitchen

Imagine starting the day with a view of glittering blue water, then spending the next four hours learning to cook traditional Turkish recipes - that's exactly what awaits at Mel's Turkish Kitchen. With a small group of participants, this class feels personal, relaxed and genuinely local. You'll work with fresh, seasonal ingredients from the local market to prepare five classic dishes, from colourful mezes - the typical Turkish appetisers - to rich stuffed aubergine. Mel doesn't just show you recipes, she brings them to life. Between chopping and stirring, she'll share her family stories and map the flavours of Turkey's regions, helping you understand how each dish reflects its roots. It feels like being invited into a friend's kitchen, where cultural conversation flows as naturally as the cooking. When the kitchen work winds down, you'll gather around her table to enjoy every dish together. With hotel pick-up and drop-off taken care of, this immersive experience turns a half-day into flavours you'll bring home.

Monster buggy and truck, jet boat and zipline tour with boat cruise and lunch

Get set for some heart-pounding activities. After cruising across the reservoir on a river boat, dive into this four-in-one experience: tear up the terrain with a monster buggy ride, trundle through the countryside on a monster truck, zoom across the water in a jet boat and soar through the air on a thrilling zip-line. This fast-paced feast of activities is not for the faint-hearted. After all that action, you'll get to refuel with a buffet lunch, then cruise further into the canyon on a boat trip.

Fethiye boat cruise with lunch and transfers

Fancy sailing out of Fethiye and exploring the surrounding area on a traditional Turkish gulet boat? Now you can. Your transfer will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to Fethiye's harbour, where your boat will be waiting. Once on board, you'll set sail for a relaxing full day on the water. You'll drop anchor in a few of the area's best swimming spots throughout the day, as well as stop for lunch. When you get back to Fethiye, your transfer return you to your hotel.

Fethiye Quad Safari Tour

It's probably a good idea to leave your best gear in your hotel room today because you're bound to get dirty on this cross-country quad adventure.The day starts with a safety briefing and a few laps around a practice track. Once you're familiar with your all-terrain vehicle, things take an off-road turn. You'll line up in a convoy and make your way into the forest. Along the way, you'll splash through shallow streams, rev across dusty hills, and speed under waterjets.If your adrenalin meter likes to hover close to the top, this one's definitely for you.

Pamukkale Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Experience & Hierapolis Visit

Pamukkale is spectacular seen from the ground – but even better with bird's eye views. See one of Turkey's top natural treasures from above with this hot air balloon experience. You'll need to rise and shine well before sunrise, but it's all worth it. Soar over the cotton-white calcium terraces before touching down to visit the Roman ruins of Hierapolis, too.