Turkey Bike Tour – From Marmaris to Fethiye

Overview

This meticulously planned cycling route stretches from the serene coastal villages of Marmaris to the natural and historical beauties of Fethiye. It is designed for cycling enthusiasts who wish to explore the most special spots of the Mediterranean by pedaling. Every detail has been meticulously planned, and a 24/7 communication network has been established for any possible situation. This unforgettable journey blends nature and culture, connecting the Aegean and Mediterranean.

Highlights

• Selimiye's Coves: While passing through Selimiye's coves, you will encounter ancient ruins, pristine beaches, and travelers walking on the Lycian Way.

• Kızkumu Beach, Orhaniye: Orhaniye's most known feature is Kızkumu Beach, which extends approximately 600 meters into the sea and gives the feeling of walking on water. This unique natural formation particularly attracts foreign tourists.

• Azmak Stream, Akyaka: At the end of the tour, you can take a boat tour in Azmak Stream, which is 2 km long and has an average water temperature of 8∘C both in summer and winter. The area is also a popular spot for wind and kite surfing enthusiasts.

• Dalyan: Upon reaching Dalyan, you will be greeted by the ancient city of Kaunos and its famous rock tombs. In Kaunos, you can visit the 4th-century theater, temple ruins, and city walls. A boat tour on the Dalyan River is an ideal activity to shake off the day's fatigue.

• Göcek: Göcek is famous for its luxury yacht marina, the 12 Islands, and noteworthy spots like Bedri Rahmi Cove. The coast awaits you with seaside promenades, fish restaurants, and boutique shops along the shore.

• Fethiye: Upon reaching Fethiye, the city's historical streets, night market, and bazaars are excellent for shopping and exploration. For seafood lovers, restaurants within the fish market are recommended.

• Kayaköy: Kayaköy is famous for its abandoned stone houses and dramatic history.

• Ölüdeniz: After enjoying the scenery at Ölüdeniz, which was selected as "the most beautiful beach in the world" in 2006.

• Kabak Bay: This day of the tour ends in the natural wonder of Kabak Bay, which is an important stop on the Lycian Way.

What to expect

On this tour, you will undertake hikes of varying difficulty levels (moderate and challenging), and you will need to be prepared for long walks on some days. On this route where historical and natural beauties intertwine, you will enjoy hiking on the coastline of the Mediterranean and in forested areas while exploring ancient cities.