Dalyan is one of the paradise corners of our country with its untouched nature, clean air and world-famous beach. Dalyan, which manages to maintain its calmness despite being close to Fethiye, Göcek and Marmaris, is one of the rare holiday resorts with its peaceful atmosphere. By devoting at least two days to Dalyan, you can relieve the tiredness of the whole year at Iztuzu Beach, visit the surrounding bays with boat tours, find healing in the hot springs, and get the opportunity to get to know the history of Dalyan closely in the Kaunos Ancient City. During your trip to Dalyan, you can taste delicious local products and enjoy shopping in the village markets. Places to Visit in Dalyan When you go to Dalyan, which is in the Ortaca district of Muğla, in the summer months, you can enjoy the sea, sand and sun, taste the mouth-watering flavors of the town in the spring and winter months, and go for long walks. Welcoming its visitors throughout the four seasons, Dalyan is among the favorite addresses of those looking for peace and tranquility on holiday. Iztuzu Beach, which has received many awards from Europe, ranks first among the places to visit in Dalyan. At Iztuzu Beach, where you can enjoy the sea all day long, you may have the chance to see caretta caretta hatchlings during the summer months. You can visit Sülungür Lake and participate in rafting tours on Dalaman Stream. If you are interested in historical places, we definitely recommend you to see the Ancient City of Kaunos. While you are in Dalyan, you can take a mud bath and spend a healthy day at Sultaniye Thermal Spring. Ekincik Cave, Yuvarlak Çay and Köyceğiz are other addresses you should add to your list. Information about the places mentioned in the list is available below. Sulungur Lake is one of the most important places to see in Dalyan. Sülüngür Lake, which is 5 km away from Dalyan, appears before you on your way to Iztuzu Beach by road. Lake Sülüngür is 2 km long, its width is approximately 1.5 km and its depth is up to 10 meters. The surroundings of the lake are covered with reeds and lush green trees. Shining between the mountains, Sülüngür Lake reveals the magnificent harmony of blue and green. Sülüngür Lake is a frequent destination for those interested in photography. You can capture unique photographs, especially near sunset. Sülüngür Lake is fed by rain and groundwater during the winter months. The lake is closed to public use because it is used by the fish cooperative for raising sea bass and sea bream. There are restaurants and cafes by the lake. You can also taste local dishes and have a pleasant time while looking at the magnificent nature of Sulungur Lake. Dalyan mud bath is located close to where it meets the Dalyan Strait, which connects Köyceğiz Lake to the Mediterranean. Mud bath, which is a frequent destination for local and foreign tourists coming to Dalyan, has not been proven scientifically beneficial, but it is believed to be beneficial by the local people. As a result of the natural mud you apply to your body, your skin tightens and it is believed to reduce wrinkles on the body after a certain period of time. No business is allowed in the area where the mud bath is held. Access to the mud bath is provided by daily boat tours. Many famous names from abroad have come to Dalyan to take a mud bath. There are thermal springs nearby where mud baths are thought to be good for many diseases. The hot spring water, which has a temperature of 39 degrees, contains plenty of sulfur, chloride, sodium and fluoride. It is known that hot springs are good for many ailments, especially nerve, metabolism, rheumatism, waist, sciatica, gynecological and skin diseases. Ekincik Bay is one of the most beautiful bays of Köyceğiz with its turquoise sea, natural beauties and magnificent weather. Transportation to Ekincik Bay is provided by sea and land. You can visit Ekincik Bay, a natural harbor, with daily boat tours and enjoy the crystal clear sea. Ekincik Bay, one of the most important stops of the blue voyage, is one of the places frequently visited by local and foreign tourists with its long beach with large sand among the greenery. Ekincik Bay, which is extremely suitable for surfing, water skiing, amateur fishing and diving, is also one of the breeding points of caretta carettas. While there are hotels and hostels for accommodation in Ekincik, there are also camping areas for those who want to set up a tent. There are cafes and restaurants in the bay where you can taste local delicacies. With its oxygen-rich air and deep blue sea, Ekincik Bay is located 35 km away from Köyceğiz and 60 km away from Dalaman. Sultaniye Thermal Springs, located within the borders of Sultaniye Village to the west of Köyceğiz Lake, is the thermal spring with the highest radioactivity in our country. Many hot springs and thermal springs have been identified in the region, determined by the Ministry of Tourism and Health. It is estimated that it was used 2000 years ago by the people of Kaunos, whose history dates back to ancient times. Spa; It served the public during the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Seljuk periods. It is also known that a hospital was established in this region during the Roman period. The ruins of the hospital are still in the area. The hot spring water has a temperature of 39 degrees and contains plenty of calcium chloride, calcium sulphide, calcium sulfate and radon gas. Mud baths are also held in Sultaniye. Thermal spring waters are famous for being good for sexual diseases, rheumatism, sciatica and gynecological diseases. It is estimated that drinking hot spring water is good for many diseases, especially various internal diseases. Access to Sultaniye Thermal Springs is provided by daily boat tours departing from Köyceğiz, Dalyan and Ekincik. Yuvarlak Çay, located in the Topgözü Canyon between Köyceğiz and Ortaca, rises from the Topgözü springs and flows 30 km from the north of the Dalyan Plain and flows into Köyceğiz Lake. According to the examinations, the water of Yuvarlak Stream is of first class quality. Yuvarlak Stream, fed by the snow waters of Sandras Mountain, has lush green vegetation and a magnificent weather. World-famous larch trees are located in this region. Yuvarlak Stream, one of the places visited by local and foreign tourists to relax and find peace, is called the “cold paradise” of Muğla with its ice-cold water. Yuvarlak Çay, which is an escape point for many people during the summer months with its refreshing air, is just one of the uniquely beautiful places of Muğla. Turkey’s largest trout breeding facility is also located here. Around Yuvarlak Stream, there are hotels, hostels and cafes where you can have a pleasant time with the sound of ice-cold flowing water. It is known that the history of Köyceğiz, the charming district of Muğla, dates back to 3400 BC. The first civilization known to have lived in Köyceğiz is the Kayra people. After the Kayraids, many civilizations dominated the region, from the Scythians to the Assyrians, from the Persians to the Hellenes, from the Romans to the Seljuks and the Ottomans. Köyceğiz, where the coastal areas have a Mediterranean climate and the mountainous areas have a continental climate, is the region with the highest rainfall in Turkey after Rize. Köyceğiz, with Sandras Mountain on one side and Ölemez Hills on the other, reveals every shade of green and blue with the Köyceğiz Lake named after it. Köyceğiz Lake became an important trade center for the civilizations that dominated the region, connecting it to the Mediterranean through the Dalyan Strait. The charming district, with its wooden houses and narrow streets, is shown as the address of peace and tranquility. Daily boat tours have become indispensable for local and foreign tourists in Köyceğiz, where you can encounter a thousand beauties of nature. You can go to Sultaniye Thermal Springs, Kaunos Ruins, Dalyan Strait and Iztuzu Beach with boat tours from Köyceğiz. Köyceğiz Lake, located between Sandras Mountain and Ölemez Hills, is one of the must-see places in Muğla. Köyceğiz Lake, which has an area of ​​6300 hectares, is 52 km long and depth is between 20 and 60 m. Köyceğiz Lake, which was formed as a result of the mouth of the Mediterranean Gulf being blocked by alluviums, is connected to the Mediterranean Sea through the 10 km long Dalyan Strait. Dalyan Strait is a natural channel covered with reeds. Köyceğiz Lake is classified as a standing lake because it is connected to the sea by a natural channel. Köyceğiz Lake, one of the seven-legged lakes in the world, is only 8 meters above the sea. The lake, connected to the Mediterranean via the Dalyan Strait, is fed by Nam Nam, Kargı and Yuvarlak Streams. It is possible to come across all freshwater fish in Köyceğiz Lake, which has freshwater characteristics. The lake also contains the Nile Tortoise, which is in danger of extinction. There are also four islands of various sizes in the lake. Köyceğiz Lake, which is a frequent destination for non-motorized water sports enthusiasts such as surfing, sailing and rowing, is also among the indispensable places for photographers and amateur fishermen. One of the must-see places around Dalyan is Dalaman Stream. Dalaman Stream, located between Fethiye and Marmaris, has a length of 229 kilometers. The water of Dalaman Stream is always warm with its turquoise color that fascinates those who see it. The most important feature of Dalaman Stream is that it is one of the best rafting areas in our country. Dalaman Stream, which is suitable for rafting all year round, is one of the places where local and foreign tourists spend hours of fun. There are trails with different difficulty levels in Dalaman Stream, which you can reach with an approximately one-hour journey from Dalyan. You can experience adrenaline-filled moments on the 26-kilometer rafting track and make your holiday unforgettable. You can spend a day in touch with nature and store oxygen in your body at Dalaman Stream, located in pine forests. Mavimore Turizm is a travel agency registered with TÜRSAB. Document number: A-8307 Iztuzu Beach Iztuzu beach is a Mediterranean beach, approximately 4.5 km long, near the Dalyan town of Ortaca district of Muğla province. The beach is one of the rare beaches located between sea water and fresh water. Iztuzu Beach is also known as “Turtle Beach” because it is the place where Caretta Carettas lay their eggs. It is among the most beautiful coastlines in the world that you can choose as a holiday option in touch with nature. Information About Iztuzu Beach 1 view Read More Sülüngür Lake Sülüngür Lake is one of the most important places to see in Dalyan. Sülüngür Lake, which is 5 km away from Dalyan, appears before you on your way to Iztuzu Beach by road. Lake Sülüngür is 2 km long, its width is approximately 1.5 km and its depth is up to 10 meters. The surroundings of the lake are covered with reeds and lush green trees. Shining between the mountains, Sülüngür Lake reveals the magnificent harmony of blue and green. Sülüngür Lake is a frequent destination for those interested in photography. You can capture unique photographs, especially near sunset. Sülüngür Lake is fed by rain and groundwater during the winter months. The lake is closed to public use because it is used by the fish cooperative for raising sea bass and sea bream. There are restaurants and cafes by the lake. You can also taste local dishes and have a pleasant time while looking at the magnificent nature of Sulungur Lake. 1 view Kaunos Ruins and Ancient City Kaunos Ancient City, located within the borders of Köyceğiz district, was one of the most important commercial port cities of the region in the Ancient Age, but over time it lost this feature. While the Ancient City of Kaunos was known as “Kbid” until the 4th century BC, it began to be called “Kaunos” in the 6th century BC. The most important feature of the Ancient City of Kaunos is that it has rock tombs. Rock tombs were built in the 4th century BC and were also used during the Roman Period. The location of the Ancient City of Kaunos was found by British Archaeologist Hoskyn in 1842. Excavations in the city first started in 1966. Among the places that can be seen in the Ancient City of Kaunos are the castle, city walls, church, theater, agora, fountain, temples, port and cemeteries. As a result of the excavations carried out in Kaunos, many statues, coins, ornaments and figures were unearthed. Transportation to the Ancient City of Kaunos is provided by boat tours departing from Dalyan and by boats in the Dalyan Strait. If you are interested in historical places, we definitely recommend you to visit the Ancient City of Kaunos. 1 view Read More Dalyan Mud Bath Dalyan mud bath is located at a point close to where Köyceğiz Lake meets the Dalyan Strait, which connects it to the Mediterranean. Mud bath, which is a frequent destination for local and foreign tourists coming to Dalyan, has not been proven scientifically beneficial, but it is believed to be beneficial by the local people. As a result of the natural mud you apply to your body, your skin tightens and it is believed to reduce wrinkles on the body after a certain period of time. No business is allowed in the area where the mud bath is held. Access to the mud bath is provided by daily boat tours. Many famous names from abroad have come to Dalyan to take a mud bath. There are thermal springs nearby where mud baths are thought to be good for many diseases. The hot spring water, which has a temperature of 39 degrees, contains plenty of sulfur, chloride, sodium and fluoride. It is known that hot springs are good for many ailments, especially nerve, metabolism, rheumatism, waist, sciatica, gynecological and skin diseases. Ekincik Bay Ekincik Bay is one of the most beautiful bays of Köyceğiz with its turquoise sea, natural beauties and magnificent weather. Transportation to Ekincik Bay is provided by sea and land. You can visit Ekincik Bay, a natural harbor, with daily boat tours and enjoy the crystal clear sea. Ekincik Bay, one of the most important stops of the blue voyage, is one of the places frequently visited by local and foreign tourists with its long beach with large sand among the greenery. Ekincik Bay, which is extremely suitable for surfing, water skiing, amateur fishing and diving, is also one of the breeding points of caretta carettas. While there are hotels and hostels for accommodation in Ekincik, there are also camping areas for those who want to set up a tent. There are cafes and restaurants in the bay where you can taste local delicacies. With its oxygen-rich air and deep blue sea, Ekincik Bay is located 35 km away from Köyceğiz and 60 km away from Dalaman. 1 view Sultaniye Thermal Springs Sultaniye Thermal Springs, located within the borders of Sultaniye Village to the west of Köyceğiz Lake, is the thermal spring with the highest radioactivity in our country. Many hot springs and thermal springs have been identified in the region, determined by the Ministry of Tourism and Health. It is estimated that it was used 2000 years ago by the people of Kaunos, whose history dates back to ancient times. Spa; It served the public during the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Seljuk periods. It is also known that a hospital was established in this region during the Roman period. The ruins of the hospital are still in the area. The hot spring water has a temperature of 39 degrees and contains plenty of calcium chloride, calcium sulphide, calcium sulfate and radon gas. Mud baths are also held in Sultaniye. Thermal spring waters are famous for being good for sexual diseases, rheumatism, sciatica and gynecological diseases. It is estimated that drinking hot spring water is good for many diseases, especially various internal diseases. Access to Sultaniye Thermal Springs is provided by daily boat tours departing from Köyceğiz, Dalyan and Ekincik. Yuvarlak Çay is born from the Yuvarlak Çay Topgözü springs in the Topgözü Canyon between Köyceğiz and Ortaca and flows 30 km from the north of the Dalyan Plain and flows into Köyceğiz Lake. According to the examinations, the water of Yuvarlak Stream is of first class quality. Yuvarlak Stream, fed by the snow waters of Sandras Mountain, has lush green vegetation and a magnificent weather. World-famous larch trees are located in this region. Yuvarlak Stream, one of the places visited by local and foreign tourists to relax and find peace, is called the “cold paradise” of Muğla with its ice-cold water. Yuvarlak Çay, which is an escape point for many people during the summer months with its refreshing air, is just one of the uniquely beautiful places of Muğla. Turkey’s largest trout breeding facility is also located here. Around Yuvarlak Stream, there are hotels, hostels and cafes where you can have a pleasant time with the sound of ice-cold flowing water. 1 view Köyceğiz It is known that the history of Köyceğiz, the charming district of Muğla, dates back to 3400 BC. The first civilization known to have lived in Köyceğiz is the Kayra people. After the Kayraids, many civilizations dominated the region, from the Scythians to the Assyrians, from the Persians to the Hellenes, from the Romans to the Seljuks and the Ottomans. Köyceğiz, where the coastal areas have a Mediterranean climate and the mountainous areas have a continental climate, is the region with the highest rainfall in Turkey after Rize. Köyceğiz, with Sandras Mountain on one side and Ölemez Hills on the other, reveals every shade of green and blue with the Köyceğiz Lake named after it. Köyceğiz Lake became an important trade center for the civilizations that dominated the region, connecting it to the Mediterranean through the Dalyan Strait. The charming district, with its wooden houses and narrow streets, is shown as the address of peace and tranquility. Daily boat tours have become indispensable for local and foreign tourists in Köyceğiz, where you can encounter a thousand beauties of nature. You can go to Sultaniye Thermal Springs, Kaunos Ruins, Dalyan Strait and Iztuzu Beach with boat tours from Köyceğiz. 1 view Köyceğiz Lake Located between Sandras Mountain and Ölemez Hills, Köyceğiz Lake is one of the must-see places in Muğla. Köyceğiz Lake, which has an area of ​​6300 hectares, is 52 km long and depth is between 20 and 60 m. Köyceğiz Lake, which was formed as a result of the mouth of the Mediterranean Gulf being blocked by alluviums, is connected to the Mediterranean Sea through the 10 km long Dalyan Strait. Dalyan Strait is a natural channel covered with reeds. Köyceğiz Lake is classified as a standing lake because it is connected to the sea by a natural channel. Köyceğiz Lake, one of the seven-legged lakes in the world, is only 8 meters above the sea. The lake, connected to the Mediterranean via the Dalyan Strait, is fed by Nam Nam, Kargı and Yuvarlak Streams. It is possible to come across all freshwater fish in Köyceğiz Lake, which has freshwater characteristics. The lake also contains the Nile Tortoise, which is in danger of extinction. There are also four islands of various sizes in the lake. Köyceğiz Lake, which is a frequent destination for non-motorized water sports enthusiasts such as surfing, sailing and rowing, is also among the indispensable places for photographers and amateur fishermen. 1 view Dalaman Stream One of the must-see places around Dalyan is Dalaman Stream. Dalaman Stream, located between Fethiye and Marmaris, has a length of 229 kilometers. The water of Dalaman Stream is always warm with its turquoise color that fascinates those who see it. The most important feature of Dalaman Stream is that it is one of the best rafting areas in our country. Dalaman Stream, which is suitable for rafting all year round, is one of the places where local and foreign tourists spend hours of fun. There are trails with different difficulty levels in Dalaman Stream, which you can reach with an approximately one-hour journey from Dalyan. You can experience adrenaline-filled moments on the 26-kilometer rafting track and make your holiday unforgettable. You can spend a day in touch with nature and store oxygen in your body at Dalaman Stream, located in pine forests. 1 view