Fethiye are home to an uncountable diversity of natural
and historic places of interest. For this reason we
recommend that visitors see the FETAV region guide and/or
the existing abundant literature (the region has been
very well documented by both Turkish and foreign
travelers and researchers in several languages) for
detailed information on the region. From Pastoral Vadi
it is possible to reach canyons, beaches and several
typical Aegean-mediterranean villages on foot, arriving
and returning within one day. Other options include
visiting the artisans of the hand-woven “dastar” rug in
Uzumlu (15-20 km) or the nomads who live in kara tents
25 km away; or, depending on the season one can attend
the cherry festival in Nif.The area has a typical
Meditteranean climate; the winter months are mild (0-10
C) and rainy while in summer the average temperatures
range from 30-35 C. In the straits where Pastoral Vadi
is situated, spring is long and accompanied by the cool
breeze that in fact blows in every season.
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Fethiye some center
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Göcek |
35 km |
İstanbul |
814 km |
Gökova |
108 km |
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Ölüdeniz |
15 km |
Ankara |
635 km |
Kavaklıdere |
184 km |
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Hisarönü |
10 km |
İzmir |
359 km |
Bodrum |
242 km |
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Ovacık |
7 km |
Aydın |
232 km |
Milas |
194 km |
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Saklıkent |
45 km |
Antalya |
199 Km |
Yatağan |
159 km |
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Xanthos |
67 km |
Denizli |
217 km |
Kalkan |
80 km |
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Letoon |
69 Km |
Nevşehir |
750 km |
Kaş |
103 km |
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Patara |
80 km |
Muğla |
131 km |
Kemer |
247 km |
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Pınara |
47 km |
Dalaman |
55 Km |
Alanya |
335 km |
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Tlos |
45 km |
Ortaca |
60 Km |
Pamukkale |
234 km |
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Cadianda |
27 km |
Köyceğiz |
74 Km |
Efes |
288 km |
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Çalış |
5 km |
Marmaris |
130 Km |
Kuşadası |
295 km |
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Kayaköy |
15 km |
Datça |
201 Km |
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Transportation and Services:
Minibuses run every 10 minutes from 6 am to 10 pm
between Fethiye and the Yaniklar bus stop, located 3 km
from Pastoral Vadi. Upon request and for an additional
fee of 5 million TL, passengers may be taken to the
Pastoral Vadi farm. The village of Yaniklar is 35 km
from the Marmaris-Dalaman airport. In the village one
can find a PTT office, payphones, a village health
clinic and 3 km away, a pharmacy. Frequent buses to and
from a large variety of destinations throughout Turkey
arrive in and depart from the inter-city bus terminal in
Fethiye. All types of communication, health, and
shopping facilities are also available in the Fethiye’s
town center.
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A Heaven of Turquoise Awaits You
The Southern Aegean region is, not just for
Turkey, but one of the most exceptional tourism
zones for all over the world. From north to
south; Gökova-Akkaya, Marmaris, Datça, Köyceğiz,
Göcek, Dalyan, Sarıgerme, Dalaman, Fethiye,
Ölüdeniz, Kalkan and Kaş are the most beautiful
spots of the region. These lands, reined by
Lycia mostly in the ancient times, have hosted
Roman Empire, Eastern Roman Empire, Seljuk State,
Ottoman Empire; whereas the traces of all these
civilizations may be seen. Lycian rock graves of
Göcek, Dalyan, Dalaman and Fethiye, Hippokome
Ancient city in Dalaman, Telmessos in Fethiye,
Kaunos, Tlos, Letonya and Xanthos ancient cities
are the most visited and important historical
sites of the region. In addition, Datça known to
be ruled by Dorians in the 5 th Century also
takes its place among the historical richness.
Unique bays of Gökova, Marmaris, Fethiye and
Göcek are centers of attraction for the blue
voyage lovers. The trees hug the turquoise sea
like as resembling the meaning of life. Besides,
Marmaris has an ideal position for wind surf.
The world famous beaches, with extraordinary
beauties and unique untouched natures, are also
in this region. Dalyan employing 5000 years of
history is at the same time an underwater heaven.
Rare specie Nile Turtles and Caretta Caretta
turtles are the symbols of the region worldwide.
The Af Kale in Fethiye is famous for its very
special diving sports and caves. The nature of
the region is very convenient for paragliding.
Kelebekler Vadisi ( Valley of Butterflies) on
the other hand owns a unique flora with its
endemic plants
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