Turquoise Bays, Riviera Resorts & Gulet Sailing in Mugla
While the historic inland city of Mugla is located away from the coast, the surrounding cities of the province are home to the most famous beach resorts in Turkey. Serving as the starting point of the traditional Blue Cruise, Mugla is where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean. This is a land surrounded by pine forests, hidden coves and idyllic harbors. Whether embarking on a wooden gulet sailing voyage or exploring glamorous peninsula resorts, the province of Mugla is the ultimate coastal getaway.
- Sandy Coastline and Beach Clubs
- Highland Trekking Route With Views of the Mediterranean
- Paragliding From A High Mountain Down To Sandy Beaches
- The Gulet Cruise
Bodrum
Bodrum is the center of the Turkish Riviera, famous for its whitewashed architecture, luxury yacht marinas and vibrant nightlife. It serves as one of the starting points of traditional gulet sailing. The city is also home to the Castle of St. Peter and the ancient Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Oludeniz & The Blue Lagoon
Famous for its lagoon and turquoise waters, Oludeniz is one of the most iconic beach destinations in the Mediterranean. It is located on the slopes of Mount Babadag where flyers begin their descent to finally land on white pebble shores. The area is also the beginning point of the famous trekking route called the Lycian Way and the secluded Butterfly Valley.
Paragliding in Fethiye
Soar from the heights of Babadag Mountain and glide over the Blue Lagoon of Oludeniz, experiencing a great flight panorama. Don't worry if you're inexperienced; tandem flights are lead by expert pilots who manage the entire flight. Experienced fliers can take the frequent dolmus to reach the cable car to enjoy the sights over and over again.
