The theatre is located on the road to Turgutreis. It has an audience capacity of 13.000. The stage area has been excavated and the seats have been restored. On the slopes above the theatre are rock tombs belonging to the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

Dalaman Airport is an international airport and one of three serving airports to the south-west of Turkey, the others being Milas-Bodrum Airport and Antalya Airport. It serves the towns of Dalaman and Marmaris. It is mainly used by foreign holidaymakers from the United Kingdom and Germany.

It is 18 kilometres away from the city of Bodrum and the road passes through a green forest. The port of Yalikavak lies on the northwestern part of the peninsula and in earlier times was a fishing and sponge-divers' village. Once over the hills, the magnificient view opens where nature has carved the coast like lacework.

Fethiye is situated in a magical spot next to a wonderful bay, which is strewn with many islands. It has an excellent and busy marina, together with many lovingly restored houses and bazaars. The ancient name of the town is Telmessos and it was founded by the Knights of Rhodes.

Ölüdeniz is a bona fide paradise that is located in Muğla province of South West Turkey. This relatively small tourist resort borders the Aegean Sea and features mountainous terrain inland.

At the eastern shore of the river-like connection between the delta of Dalyan and the lake of Köyceğiz you will find a small town called Dalyan. Just across the waterway you can already see the famous king tombs and little more to the back the ruins of the ancient town of Caunos.

The village Kayaköy, former Karmilassos, stretches along a softly dropping slope. Over looked by two churches it controls the wide, fertile level. Idyllic, so it seems from the distance. If you approach next to the settlement, you notice empty window cases. Because of missing roofs the houses change into ruins.

The ancient city of Caunos and the famed Kings Tombs of Caunos are opposite Dalyan, within the borders of the region of Köycegiz. On one side of the Dalyan channel is Köycegiz and on the other side is Ortaca.

1. Tour: Into the gardens of Bayır Mountain Village

This very enjoyable walking tour will start at the magnificent waterfall of the Turgut River. An easy forest path will lead us through untouched nature and lead us to a legendary mountain panorama.The road that once linked the coasts is now covered with orchids and countless local plants.

Göcek is a small village about 30 kilometers away from Fethiye and first of all a place used for yacht tourism and sailors. There are just few people coming to Göcek as normal holiday people because there are no nice beaches insıde of the town borders.

The city of Marmaris is located on a bay, with sea as smooth as glass, which forms the meeting point of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas. It has a very well equipped natural harbour, one of the largest in Turkey, surrounded by pine-clad hills.

The town of Köycegiz lies at the northern end of a lake of the same name. The lake is linked to the Mediterranean Sea by a natural canal. This environment is preserved as a nature and wildlife sanctuary. A tiny Dalyan village has a road shaded by aromatic frankincense trees. 

A 2,400-year-old theater in the ruins of Stratonikeia, an ancient city in the Aegean province of Mugla’s Yatagan district, is in need of surface cleaning and restoration, but the work requires a financial sponsor.

The most important historic building in the town is the castle, situated behind the harbour on the hill. The first castle built on this site is thought to have been constructed by the Ionians.

Hydas

The ruins of wide city walls dating back to the Hellenistic period lie in Hydas, 35 kilometres from Marmaris on the Erine-Bybassios road, with a square shaped monument to the south.

The ancient city of Cnidos has the most impressive ruins on the peninsula and was the most advanced city in terms of science, architecture and arts.

Cleopatra Island, located in the Gulf of Gokova, has a unique beach with golden sand and Roman ruins. It is a very special place. It is said that the soft white sand was brought all the way from the Red Sea shores of Egypt especially for Cleopatra. The beach is heavily protected by the government to keep it and the ruins safe from any damage.

Bozburun is a traditional seaside village set on the Loryma Peninsula, which is situated to the east of Datca, among the green mountains. The Loryma Peninsula is thinly populated and mainly visited by sailorsand enthusiastic hikers.

In recent years the village of Bayır has become a popular stopping point for jeep safari tours. You should be sure to take a break here and have a glass of foamy ayran under the shade of the very large ancient trees in the central square.