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DalyanThe unique Turkish town Dalyan is based on a river, surrounded by lush green fields breaking into spectacular mountain ranges in stunning countryside. This is one of the surviving corners of paradise an area of outstanding natural beauty and historic interest. The Dalyan channel through which water circulates between the Mediterranean sea and Köyceğiz lake slowly meanders forming a network of small lakes and waterways where reeds rise between 3 to 5 meters in height. |
 
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DalamanDalaman is a fast growing airport town. It has a mixed foreign community from UK, Germany and other countries. It has long golden beaches and thermal springs as well as being in close reach of Sarigerme beach and beautiful scenic views. The town as traditional restaurants and a shopping are for all your daily requirements. Every thursday there is a lively market where you can purchase fresh foods, get to know the local Turkish people and begin to learn the language. |
 
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SarigermeSarigerme is a quite small seaside village which is 12 km south west of Ortaca and 18 km from Dalaman Airport. There are five hotels all of which are fully inclusive and open throughout the summer season. New developments (which include Golf Courses) are currently being built which is creating economic growth for the community as well as greater choice for tourists. The blue sea and sandy beaches of Sarigerme are popular with both tourists and local families. There are picnic areas and facilities provided for swimmers and sunbathers which allow for a pleasurable day out. |
 
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KöyceğizKöyceğiz is a picturesque town situated between a large lake and high mountains, which during the winter are covered in snow. Local rivers flow into the lake creating fresh water, where many different species of fish live. This makes the lake an excellent choice for fishing, leisurely sailing and swimming. There are small islands in the centre which can be reached by boat and make an idyllic spot for sunbathing. The Sultaniye Thermal baths are to the southwest of Köyceğiz lake and were first used in Counon times, by the Byzantines. The hot spring is 40 degrees and is said to cure neuralgia rheumatism, skin disorders, and many other illnesses. It is in easy reach to Dalyan and Iztuzu beach by boat. It takes 20 min to Ortaca and 30 min to Dalaman Airport by car. |
 
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OrtacaOrtaca is in the centre of many popular holiday destinations including Dalyan, Sarigerme and Köyceğiz. It is also only 5 minutes drive to Dalaman town and 10 minutes to the airport. It is a thriving town which is developing rapidly. There are a wide range of shops, a hospital, a choice of banks and traditional restaurants and cafes of which make normal daily life possible. There is a market on fridays where you can buy fresh foods, clothes and household goods, which in the summer season is also popular with tourists. |
 
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GöcekGöcek has long been a desirable destination for both Turkish and foreign yachtsmen, as well as a favourite stopover for jet-setters and celebrities alike. This paradoxical village of two thousand inhabitants is only 20 minutes by car from Dalaman International Airport. It is not just world-class yachting that makes Göcek a special place; it is the way the culture and natural surroundings blend in such a serene way. |