2024 Mugla Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Puttin in that Turk

Kabak stunning view

Stunning View from Kabak bay where we stayed for 2 nights. Complete nature in the middle of nowhere, Cristal and hot water all along the year. You can access the beach directly from the mountain but be careful to the steep roads you may encounter. Automatic or 4x4 car highly recommended. Also plan to eat at restaurants because you won’t want to go back and forth while you are there.

Beach

Boat trip! Not to be missed

Not to be missed! From Olu Deniz beach you can take a boat trip around several beautiful bays. Choose from a selection of boats. Prices range from around £25-45 per adult depending on which type you go for. Your ticket includes transfers to your hotel, a bbq lunch on the boat, drinks are extra. it is.a brilliant good value day out and must not be missed.

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The apricot blossoms of the Datça Peninsula in Turkey

Datça is a popular holiday destination in Turkey, and many people choose to stay here during the summer. Every spring, a festival celebrating the apricot blossoms is held to welcome the arrival of spring. 🌟 Highlights: Apricot blossoms, almond products, honey, beaches 🚉 Travel tips: Take a car from Dalaman Airport to Mamaris, then a bus to Datça 🍽 Dining recommendations: Almond milk coffee, Turkish cuisine 🛏 Accommodation tips: The beyaz konak guesthouse is recommended, with well-equipped rooms and excellent views.

Kayakoy ghost village in Turkey

Kayakoy ghost village lies a short distance from Fethiye, it’s one of the most important tourist sites of Fethiye. It will take you 10 minutes to get there from Fethiye. This unique place definitely worth visiting. And I’m sure it will leave a mark in your heart. It was a village where Greeks and Turks people lived next to each other, Greeks called the village Levissi while the Turks called it Kayakoy. It used to be a mixed community, and people obviously had a wonderful way of life An earthquake finally destroyed the town in the Fifties, but it really started to die when the Christian population was deported from Turkey. The village is now empty except for tour groups and roadside vendors selling handmade goods. There are a few houses which have been restored and are currently occupied. Kayaköy village serves as a museum and is a historical monument. Around 500 houses remain as ruins and are under the protection of the Turkish government, including two Greek Orthodox Churches, which remain the most important sites of the ghost town. #turkey #Muğla #trip #Village

Kaunos Antik Kenti 🏛️

#2024wish Just had an awe-inspiring adventure at Kaunos Antik Kenti! 🏛️✨ The 30 TL entrance fee felt like a bargain for the rich historical tapestry woven into this ancient city. #KaunosDiscovery #HistoricalGem Situated along the Dalyan River, the boat journey to Kaunos was a serene prelude to the archaeological wonders that awaited. The anticipation grew as the ancient city's ruins gradually revealed themselves on the riverbanks. 🚤🌿 Wandering through Kaunos, the remnants of theaters, agora, and temples transported me to another era. Imagining the bustling life that once filled these stone streets and squares was a humbling experience. 🏰🌍 The highlight was the rock-cut tombs overlooking the city. Carved into the cliffs, these grand mausoleums are a testament to the craftsmanship and reverence of ancient Kaunos. The view from there was simply breathtaking. ⛰️🏺 The nearby Dalyan Mud Baths and Turtle Beach add a touch of natural beauty to the cultural expedition. After exploring the ruins, a rejuvenating mud bath followed by a lazy afternoon on the sandy shores was the perfect blend of history and relaxation. 🐢🏖️ The charm of Dalyan town, with its quaint streets and riverside cafes, provided a delightful post-visit stroll. It's a great place to unwind and reflect on the captivating journey through Kaunos. 🚶♂️🍹 Kaunos Antik Kenti is not just a historical site; it's a journey through time, seamlessly blending antiquity with nature. The combination of archaeological marvels and nearby attractions makes it an absolute must for anyone exploring Turkey's southwest. #KaunosAdventure #AncientWonders

perfect brakfeast

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best holiday ever

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Jesus beach

Butterfly Valley in Öludeniz, Fethiye

this is my favorite place in Fethiye, Turkey. It’s easy to go there by bus from Öludeniz, take the bus from the beach just 18TL. Bus depart every 30 min.

Many girls have some girllike feelings in the butterfly valley of Fethiye in Turkey. After all, her name "Butterfly Valley" is really a picture. Every girl always has a princess dream. There are two options for the Butterfly Valley. One is to take a boat at the Dead Sea port called Oludeniz. We certainly chose the second one: take the Lycian Way, which is the world's top ten long-distance hiking route. One, the full length of 500 kilometers... It took us four hours to finally reach the other side of the mountain. We had a short ride in the middle of the road due to the sunset. Really worth it! Finally, share it with you, a large piece of dog food that was stuffed in our road~