Bedri Rahmi Bay

Bedri Rahmi Bay is located in Fethiye Bay, just across the Tersane Island. Known as Taşyaka and Likya Bay, the bay is one of the favorite stops of blue passengers due to its natural beauty and historical texture. Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, one of the esteemed masters of Turkish writing and painting, embarked on a blue voyage in the summer of 1973 with his close friends, a huge rock on which he painted a picture of a fish, and today it greets the blue passengers with all its beauty right next to the water source at the entrance of the bay. The bay is named after the great master because of this magnificent painting called “Fish with Fish” in the region. Bedri Rahmi Bay has a structure that is sheltered against winds and very suitable for anchoring. The pine and olive forest covering the hills behind the bay and oleander flowers create a fantastic image by combining with the small beach and turquoise waters. Simple pigeon-nest type tombs and house-type rock tombs that seem hidden among trees and rocks; Archaeological and historical ornaments that complement the natural beauty of the bay.