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 FETHIYE
Fethiye is still traditionally an unspoilt working market town, surrounded by nature and ancestry. A natural bay with little islands dotted
around the stunning coastline, boasts a colourful harbour promenade with picturesque views of the surrounding mountainside and cafes galore. Home
to " paspatur ", a wondrous collection of quality shops (Turkey is renowned for its leather, jewellery and carpets), restaurants and bars,
and only 25 minutes ' dolmus ' (minibus) ride away from the famous "blue lagoon" beach of Olu Deniz
HISARONU/OVACIK
Hisaronu village is a tailor-made holiday destination, brimming with bars and restaurants to suit every taste.... literally! Located
on the mountain pass between Fethiye and Olu Deniz and surrounded by stunning pine-clad mountains and natural countryside. This was formerly a small,
sleepy, farming village 300 metres above sea level, which gives it an ideal climate, as it is slightly cooler than Fethiye and Olu Deniz. Ovacik
is on the outskirts of Hisaronu itself and home to most of the accommodations in this area and generally within walking distance of Hisaronu village
centre. It is 15 minutes drive from Kayakoy, a 'ghost village' filled with history and ruins and perfect walking countryside.
OLUDENIZ
Olu Deniz has one of the most photographed beaches in Europe and the most picturesque beach in Turkey, the famous 'Blue lagoon'.
This beach is a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty, refraining any building and developments and protecting the beaches, clear, turquoise,
calm waters for now and the future. The main belcekiz beach fronts a number of cafes and bars and curves around the bay of Olu Deniz, making it perfect
for water sports, paragliding and sun worshippers.
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