Datça is a paradise on earth with its coastline consisting of large and small coves in the waters where the Mediterranean and the Aegean seas intertwine, with forests extending to

Marmaris is an ideal holiday resort for swimming and yachting with its natural harbor leaning against pine trees, its architecture at the end of the coastline decorated with palm trees,

Sedir Island, one of the most important stopover points of the Blue Voyage in the Gulf of Gökova, attracts the attention of local and foreign tourists. The road, which turns

Route: Bodrum-Roof – Cleopatra Island – Söğüt – English Harbor – Ballısu – Löngöz – Çökertme – Kisrebükü – Orak Island – Bodrum. Bodrum It is not for nothing that

Route: Bodrum – Knidos – Palamutbükü – Bozburun – Bozukkale – Serçe Bay – Ekincik – Cennet Island – Marmaris. Palamutbuku Palamutbükü is 25 kilometers from the center of Datça.

Fethiye – Ekincik – Fethiye Route: Fethiye – Oludeniz – Gemile Bay – Aga Harbor – Ekincik – Kaunos Ancient City – Semizce – Tersane Island – Manastir Bay –

Fethiye – Kekova – Fethiye Route: Ölüdeniz – Gemile – Kalkan (Patara-Xantos – Letoon) Çayağzı (Myra-St.Nicholaus) – Gökkaya – Kaleköy – Kaş-Bayındır – Karacaöre – Göcek – Red Island –

Route: Marmaris – Ekincik – Kaunos – Fethiye – Turunç – Marmaris. Ekincik Ekincik, also known as Kürkçüler Village, is a very special bay between Marmaris and Dalyan. Ekincik is

Fethiye – Oludeniz – Fethiye Route: Fethiye – Tersane Island – Aga Limani – Sarsala – Bedri Rahmi Bay – Batıkhamam – Cleopatra Bay – Yassica Islands – Göcek –

It is not in vain that Homer calls “the land of the eternal blues” and another Bodrum native Cevat Şakir said, “You live in light here rather than in another