Province: Muğla

The province of Muğla boasts many of Turkey’s greatest beaches and sea vistas with sea turtles nesting in the soft white sand and yachts roving the endless maze of ruin-covered islands, bays, and headlands. The area has become of the most popular tourist destinations in the country especially among British tourists and so new experiences and attractions such as hang-gliding, wind surfing, and ATV tours have popped up all over. Home to the Lycian way, a 500 kilometre hiking trail that winds its way from beach to mountain through ruins and over ancient roads, Muğla is a must visit for any lover of the great outdoors!

Dalyan, Ancient Kaunos and Iztuzu Beach

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Home to sea turtles, miles of sandy beaches, soaring mountain peaks, the ruins of ancient Kaunos, and hot springs, there’s something for everyone at Dalyan

Bafa Lake, Monasteries of Mount Latmos, and Ancient Herakleion

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An otherworldly landscape full of prehistoric art, abandoned monasteries, Hittite engravings, castles, and ancient ruins.

Euromos Ancient City

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Hidden among the olive tree covered hills of Muğla, the ancient city of Euromos is home to one of Turkey’s best preserved classical temples.

Ruined City of Pınara

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The Ruined City of Pınara in Muğla is a relatively untouched site with rock cut tombs and magnificent Lycian architecture spread throughout a forested valley.

The Lycian Way

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A world renowned trekking trail in southern Turkey with 500 kms of epic ruins, sandy beaches, soaring mountains, and deep forests. Whether you do the whole route or just take an afternoon walk this is the best way to see the region beyond the resorts.

Ancient Sites of Xanthos and Letoon

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The ruins of Xanthos and Letoon in Turkey are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites for being a unique window into the language, architecture, and culture of ancient Lycia.