Fethiye is a stunning Mediterranean town where ancient history meets natural beauty. Surrounded by turquoise bays, dramatic mountains, and archaeological treasures, the region offers a unique blend of relaxation, adventure, and culture. Located in the heart of Fethiye, Doruk Hotel is the perfect starting point to explore this remarkable destination.
Fethiye sits on the site of the ancient Lycian city of Telmessos, once a major cultural center. The impressive Amyntas Rock Tombs, carved into the cliffside in the 4th century BC, offer a window into Lycian architecture and burial customs.
Nearby, the remains of the Fethiye Roman Theater and various ruins from the Roman and Byzantine periods reflect the city's rich historical layers.
The iconic Ölüdeniz is one of the most photographed beaches in the world, with calm turquoise waters and white sand. Paragliding from Babadağ Mountain provides a bird's-eye view of the lagoon and surrounding coast – a must-do for thrill-seekers.
The secluded Butterfly Valley, accessible only by boat, is home to hundreds of butterfly species and pristine nature. A perfect escape for nature lovers.
One of the deepest canyons in Europe, Saklıkent offers an exhilarating experience for nature lovers who enjoy walking through icy streams between towering cliffs.
Fethiye is not only about beaches and ruins – it's also a vibrant cultural hub. The town's weekly market, seafood restaurants, art galleries, and annual festivals reflect the warmth of Mediterranean life.
Daily boat tours from the marina allow you to explore the nearby Twelve Islands and hidden coves along the coast. A short walk from the hotel takes you to the Fethiye Fish Market, where you can pick fresh seafood and have it grilled on-site.
Doruk Hotel's central location gives you quick access to all that Fethiye has to offer. Within minutes, you can walk to historical landmarks, the marina, cafes, and shops. A short drive takes you to top attractions such as Ölüdeniz Beach, the abandoned Greek village of Kayaköy, and Çalış Beach for stunning sunsets.
Within a short walk to the marina, ancient theater, and fish market
Short drive to Ölüdeniz, Kayaköy, and Çalış Beach
Explore the Twelve Islands and nearby coves from the marina
In the heart of Fethiye, close to everything
Carved into the cliffside in the 4th century BC, these impressive rock tombs offer a window into Lycian architecture and burial customs. One of Fethiye's most important historical sites.
The remains of the Fethiye Roman Theater reflect the city's rich historical layers and cultural significance from ancient times.
Paragliding from Babadağ Mountain provides a bird's-eye view of Ölüdeniz and the surrounding coast. An unforgettable experience for adventure enthusiasts.
Reachable by boat tours, the Twelve Islands are famous for their crystal-clear waters and hidden coves. Daily boat tours are available.
The historic Kayaköy (Karmylassos), with its abandoned stone houses, is an impressive village. An important visit point for history and nature lovers.
With its long sandy beach and shallow waters, Çalış Beach is ideal for families. One of Fethiye's popular beaches, perfect for stunning sunsets.
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