Gömbe attractions

You will spend a relaxing day aboard a spacious boat, soaking up the sun on deck and enjoying ample opportunities for swimming and snorkelling in pristine, turquoise waters. Along the way you will explore Inönü Bay, Aquarium Bay, Shipyard Bay and Camlik Bay, and you will marvel at the Sunken City as the boat passes by. The route also includes a visit to Simena Castle, which dates from the Crusader era. A Turkish lunch will be served onboard, giving you time to refuel and unwind. After lunch you will spend more time floating and swimming in the calm waters of Inönü Bay before the boat returns to Kaş Harbour.

This sea‑kayaking sightseeing trip around Kekova is ideal if you want to have a go at kayaking or have never paddled before. It offers an easy, guided outing with minimal hassle, letting you relax into the experience and take in the coastal scenery of the Turkish Riviera. From the seat of a kayak you will pass the area’s must‑see landmarks, including the Sunken City of Kekova, Simena Castle, Tersane (Shipyard) Bay and Theimussa (Ucagiz), among others. As you move through the sheltered waters, you’ll see the coastline and historic sites from a low, close‑to‑the‑water perspective that’s very different to viewing them from shore or a larger boat. The focus is entirely on sea kayaking sightseeing, so you can expect a calm, guided paddle that highlights the best views of the Kekova area without any fuss.

This boat trip takes you past several coastal highlights, with one of the main attractions being the chance to explore the underwater ruins of the Sunken City. Along the way you can wander around the village of Kaleköy (ancient Simena) and swim in beautiful bays such as Burç Bay and Karemlik Bay. Weather and wildlife vary, so you may even spot sea turtles as you move between swimming stops. Once the boat portion finishes, you'll have the opportunity to learn about Lycian history. Visits may include the Museum of Lycian Civilizations and the striking rock-cut tombs of ancient Myra, among other sites. These stops give context to the ruins you saw from the water and help bring the region’s ancient past to life.

On the Fethiye Jeep Safari Tour you'll travel over scenic mountain roads and through traditional villages as you explore the natural and historical highlights around Fethiye. Along the way you will visit Saklıkent Canyon and see its icy waters and dramatic cliffs, where you'll have the option to hike or go tubing. You will cool off at Gizlikent Waterfall and take part in lively water fights with locals before enjoying a mud bath experience. A generous open‑buffet lunch will be served in a natural setting. The tour also includes stops at Yakapark's trout pools and the ancient city of Tlos, so you can glimpse Lycian history as you move between outdoor activities. The pace mixes adventure and relaxation, with opportunities for walking, swimming and light exploration. You’ll find this tour ideal for families and groups of friends who want to experience the varied landscapes and cultural sites around Fethiye.

You will set off from the quiet village of Üçağız and sail along the shimmering Mediterranean coast. As you move, panoramic sea and coastal views will open up around you. The sun will warm your skin while the breeze carries the scent of the sea, creating a calm backdrop for the trip. The route will take you to the legendary Sunken City of Kekova, where remnants of a once-great civilisation lie beneath the clear water. Along the way and at the site, you will have the chance to observe ruins visible from the boat and take in the sense of history that the coastline preserves. The combination of natural scenery and archaeological remains will give a layered experience of landscape and past. The tone of the trip is relaxed and reflective, suited to anyone curious about Mediterranean history and coastal beauty.

This safari tour offers off‑road exploration through the Taurus Mountains, led by expert guides who will take you across rugged terrain while prioritising your safety. The experience is presented with no mandatory expenses, and it will focus on exploring the natural landscapes of this part of Turkey so you can enjoy the area without added compulsory costs. A major highlight is a visit to Saklıkent Gorge, a striking natural feature where you will encounter the raw power of the landscape. As you move through the gorge area, you may wander along crystal‑clear streams and take in the cool, shaded atmosphere. Along the way, the guides will help you uncover the beauty of this Turkish wilderness, giving you time to immerse yourself in the scenery and appreciate the unique geological formations of Saklıkent.

The Oludeniz Boat Trip offers a relaxed day on the Mediterranean, where you’ll relish the sunshine and sea breeze while exploring bays and beaches that are hard to reach from land. Along the way you’ll have the chance to enjoy pristine waters and take in Oludeniz’s more secluded, untouched spots. As you move through the route, you’ll pass notable locations such as the Blue Cave, Butterfly Valley, St. Nicholas Island, Aquarium Cove, Camel Beach and Soğuksu Koyu (Cold Water Bay). These highlights give you access to quieter coves and scenic coastal views that you won’t find from the shore. The route may change, so please keep in mind the exact order or stops could vary.

From Fethiye, you will travel to Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis to see one of Turkey’s most striking landscapes. You will walk on the white travertine terraces and wander among the ruins of Hierapolis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Along the way, your guide will explain the history and culture of the area so the monuments and natural formations make sense in their local context. The experience includes air-conditioned transport and both breakfast and lunch, plus a professional licensed guide who will accompany you throughout. As you move between sites, you will pass traditional Turkish villages and scenic countryside. Note that the entrance fee to Hierapolis (30€) is not included.

The Oludeniz Boat Trip with Butterfly Valley will take you along a striking stretch of coastline with several opportunities to stop and swim. You can expect multiple swimming stops in crystal-clear water and plenty of time to relax on deck or jump straight in from the boat. Along the way you will see the cliffs and bays that frame Oludeniz and the dramatic entrance to Butterfly Valley. The tour is suitable for people of all ages, so you can enjoy the experience with friends or family. As you move through the area, you will spend time in the sea, soak up coastal views, and experience the natural scenery that makes this stretch of Turkey popular with visitors.

The Fethiye Dalyan Tour takes you to a striking stretch of nature where mud baths, thermal springs and ancient sites sit beside coastal scenery. You’ll travel by boat down the Dalyan Canal — a location where the film African Queen once filmed — and stop to bathe in the famous sulfur mud pools of Dalyan, which are said to rejuvenate the skin. Along the way you’ll pass areas of natural beauty and historic shoreline remains. You’ll have free time to sunbathe or swim at Turtle Beach, which is the second longest beach in Turkey, and visit the nesting areas where Caretta caretta turtles are found. Lunch and all entrance fees are included, so you can enjoy the sights and relax without extra fuss. Overall, the tour combines riverside cruising, thermal mud baths, coastal beach time and a glimpse of local wildlife for a varied day out from Fethiye.

On this adult-only sailing trip, you'll cruise around the coastline of Fethiye on a yacht, VIP-style. You can relax on sunbeds on board, taking in the scenery and the afternoon rays. You'll make a swim stop to cool off, tuck into a dinner feast on the boat, accompanied by drinks from the on-board bar. As the sun sets, you can watch the changing sky from the deck or get into the water for another swim.

Leaving from the world-famous Ölüdeniz Beach, you'll head out by boat to explore the region's most beautiful and hidden coves. Unlike standard tours, this trip includes swimming breaks in the crystal-clear waters of six carefully selected coves. Along the way you'll have the chance to see famous spots such as the Blue Cave, Butterfly Valley and St. Nicholas Island. There will be plenty of time for swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing or simply relaxing on deck. A freshly prepared lunch is served on board, and the friendly crew will ensure your day at sea is fun, safe and memorable. If you want to see Ölüdeniz from the water and uncover some of its hidden treasures, this tour offers a relaxed way to enjoy the coastline and clear blue bays.

Recommended by The Daily Telegraph, this experience takes you to Tlos, an ancient centre of the Lycian civilisation associated with the mythological flying horse Pegasus. As you explore the site and its dramatic surroundings, you'll get a sense of the area's long history and striking landscape. You’ll have lunch in a restaurant set among trees beside flowing cold water, providing a calm, riverside setting. Later you’ll visit Saklikent, which contains the largest gorge in the region. Here you may walk up the gorge — a highly recommended option — or relax on special wooden pedestals partially submerged in the cool mountain stream that runs through the hidden gorge. If you wish, you may also jump into the freezing mountain waters. The day combines ancient heritage and rugged natural scenery for a peaceful, relaxing outing.

On the Fethiye 12 Islands (12 островов, 12 Wysp) cruise aboard a traditional Turkish gulet, you will escape the crowds and spend a full day on clear, turquoise waters. After a comfortable hotel transfer, your journey will begin at the harbour and lead you through hidden coves and peaceful islands, well away from busy beaches. Along the way you’ll enjoy sun on deck and wide sea views as the boat moves between pristine bays. You will visit 4–5 carefully selected stops with crystal-clear water, each chosen for swimming and relaxing. The experienced captain and friendly crew will look after the boat and your comfort throughout the day. The trip is suitable for couples, families and small groups, and is advertised as a top-rated boat experience in Fethiye. This outing combines plenty of time in the water, moments to unwind on deck and scenic cruising between islands, all aboard a traditional gulet.

You will board a traditional wooden boat for a relaxed tour of Kekova. The boat’s official capacity is 45, but we limit groups to 35 so everyone has space. Unlike many boats in the area that carry 80–100 people, this trip is kept calm and comfortable. There is no music on board, so you can enjoy the sea and the views without distraction. Along the way, you will cruise the Kekova coastline and take in its scenery at an unhurried pace. A tourist guide will be on board to share information about the region as you move through the bay. Lunch is included and consists of fresh, local mezes prepared by the captain’s wife, served aboard for a taste of home-made flavours. This experience is designed for a peaceful, more personal way to explore Kekova.