Fethiye - Ölüdeniz is one of the best places in Europe for paragliding hence in the last ten years the area became mecca for paragliders from all over the world. Paragliders from all nations come to Ölüdeniz for some of their best flights of life time-with turquoise blue waters, white stretches of beaches, several take off points at different heights and locations makes Ölüdeniz the ideal place for both novice and experienced pilots. It is fair to say that paragliding in Ölüdeniz became as famous as Ölüdeniz and especially with the annual Ölüdeniz Air Games Festival held in October every year in Ölüdeniz, this thrilling sport is sure to be tried and learned. Whether you would like to do tandem flight (flying with a pilot) or arranging a week(s) holiday combined with paragliding, or combined package including paragliding & diving or paragliding & sailing please contact us and we will organize you a holiday which you will never forget.

A journey of about 1 hour by air conditioned bus through spectacular mountain and coastal scenery brings us to the banks of the lake at Dalyan. Here, small covered boats take us down the meanderin Dalyan river delta, twisting and turning through thick vegetation which is overlooked by the 4th century BC Rock Cut Tombs, sculpted hundreds of feet up in to the sheer cliff face. A stop at the sulphurous mudbaths. After lunch at a riverside restaurant, we spend the afternoon on the golden sands of Iztuzu beach, famous as a protect breeding ground of loggerhead turtles.

We first explore the Lycian, Byzantine and ottoman ruins at the ancient city of Tlos, home of the winged horse Pegasus. From the hilltop castle, the view of the surrounding countryside is outstanding. We stop for a cool drink at peaceful Yakapark trout farm, before heading off to Saklikent Canyon, the 3rd longest gorge in Europe & Asia. After lunch by the riverside, there’s plenty of oppurtunity to either explore the canyon,or relax under cool, leafy glades as the city waters rush by.

A Fantastic, fun day out for explorers of all ages. Our professional guides and drivers lead this jeep convoy expedition off the beaten track to discover real Turkish traditions, faboulus scenery and archeological treasures all in one day.

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This is the way to relax and take in the delights of turkish coastline and islands. Under the heat of summer sun where better place to be at then at sea. Boat stops at various islands and bays, the favorite being "Cleopatra's Bay" where it is said that if you swim in the water, you will become a true beauty! Lunch is cooked and served on board and there are plenty of stops to swim, snorkel and generally cool down.

A lazy day boat cruise leaving from Ölüdeniz Beach. Board the boat in Oludeniz for a day you won't forget. Swim in the Blue Cave before stepping ashore at Butterfly Valley. For the most energetic, a climb up to the Waterfall. Where you might stop a rare Tiger Butterfly is not to be missed. Lunch is to be served on the boat before a stop at St. Nicholas Island where you can climb amongst ruins to the top of the island for magnficient views. For the daring of you, a swim at "Cold Spring Bay" where a fresh water leaks in to the sea, is most refresing! (Masks and snorkels available on the boat).

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If you like the idea of a quiet trek through the countryside, this is for you. A gentle guided ride on horseback, lasting about 3 hours in the morning or the afternoon, with the option of two routes: through the forest to Kaya Village or up into the mountains above the Blue Lagoon. No riding experience is necessary and hard hats are provided.

You do not need any previous canoeing experience to enjoy this exhilarating trip along the Xanthos river in Patara National Park with professional guides leading through one of the most undeveloped areas along the coast. There's plenty of time for swimming, a mud-bath and a barbeque feast for lunch before the day's canoeing ends at glorious Patara Beach.

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The spectacular Pamukkale ( Cotton Castle ) has come in to being over thousands of years by spring water pouring down the mountainside and gradually calcifying to form what you see today; cascading terraces of gliterring white basins filled with thermal water. It is possible to walk around some of the water pools, before exploring the nearby ruins of Hierapolis of over 1200 sarcophagi can still be seen.

To see Turkish natural village life is a real treat: villages are picturesque places where life has changed little for centuries, and Turkish people are naturally hospitable to visitors, The quiet street of Üzümlü Village are lined with charming timber-framed Ottoman buildings adorned with wooden balconies and brightly painted doors. A short drive bring us to the site of Cadianda, where Lycian and Roman ruins of houses, public baths, a castle and a theatre, lie scattered under the pine trees on the mountainside at a height of 6,000 ft. From here, the views of Fethiye and surrounding valleys are breathtaking. In Ören, we enjoy a delicious lunch and a walk by the river as village life goes on nearby.

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