Fethiye Once a minor market town and fishing village, Fethiye has become a thriving centre in recent years, mainly due to the fast growing popularity of the nearby resort of Oludeniz. This dates back to the 6th Century BC and traces of the ancient settlement can be seen around the town.This area is now very popular with the English, in particular the urban area of Hisaronu partly because it's a working town and is open all year round.

Uzumlu The village of Uzumlu is one of
spectacular natural beauty, set in a valley surrounded by dense pine forests and rugged hillsides. It has managed to retain all the natural charm and character of a traditional Turkish Village and yet still has the convenience of a modern town like Fethiye, which is just twenty minutes drive away.

Ciftlik Pine clad hills surround this rural location near to Calis. It is an ideal place for people who want to 'get away from it all', yet still just a short drive from the tourist attractions that Fethiye offers.

Calis Time really does stand still! At least that's what it feels like in the delightful little resort of Calis which just oozes Turkish charm with its laid-back and friendly atmosphere. The resort comes alive at night with its many bars and restaurants offering both Turkish and international cuisine. For those seeking a little more adventure a short ten minute taxi ride will take you into the bustling town of Fethiye.

Kas A small photogenic town, first mentioned in Lycian times as Antiphellos. Kas still has typical Turkish scenery - small white houses with wooden balconies, the traditional market on Fridays, boats that take you to different places like Kekova or the Greek island of Kastellorizon, from its lovely small harbour.