Dalaman
As of 2006, Dalaman Airport became an international airport, with domestic flights from cities such as Ankara and Istanbul. The town of Dalaman is located 10-15 minutes drive away.

The Dalaman Valley is very fertile and every season offers you an abundance of fruit and vegetables. Since there are always plenty of vegetables, local vegetable dishes are rich and widely consumed. Some of the green plants not even known in big cities, such beetroot, mustard, mallow, nettle, clayey, patience, purslane and yellow herb, are turned into delicious meals in the hands of local women. You can sample some of these in Dalaman’s restaurants.

The shores of Dalaman are on the route of the Blue Cruise. On the Blue Cruise route the boats go to the coves of Sarsala, Büngüs, Siralibük, Kursunlu and Tasyaka (Bedri Rahmi) on the Kapidag Peninsula. All these coves are of extraordinary beauty.

Dalyan
Dalyan is a small resort closely located to International Dalaman airport, with around 4000 residents. Dalyan, together with Iztuzu beach, one of the most important habitats in the Turkish Mediterrenean Coast. It is situated on the east bank of the Dalyan Channel, emptying the waters of the Köycegiz Lake into the sea. Lake Köycegiz lies at the head of the delta which is formed into a natural harbour. The delta became a home to all manner of flora and fauna and Iztuzu beach became one of the last remaining natural nesting sites for Loggerhead Sea Turtles. Dalyan was and still is an important settlement with fertile land and rich fish resource. The area is a real tourist hot-spot. Each year, thousands of tourists travel to Dalyan and discover the region in a fantastic way by river boats. They are available from the town to head upstream to Lake Köycegiz stopping at Sultaniye Thermal Baths or the simple mud baths. From there the boat returns passing Dalyan and amazing examples Carian cliff tombs which lie just around the headland from ancients Carian city of Caunos. When here, climb to the top of Acropolis. This Turkey's one of the most famous sites dates to the 9th century B.C.

The entire region is a paradise for walkers with endless trecks. Also, sea kayaking in the Dalyan River is very popular.

The town is located on the back of the river with the wide selections of restaurants and bars which most of them on the waterfront.

Dalyan is the only place where you can eat delicious BLUE CRABS.

Fethiye
Fethiye has a bustling, atmospheric harbour as well as myriad of interesting backstreets with excellent shops and restaurants. The promenade is also lined with bars and restaurants, and the harbour hosts scores of privately owned boats including Turkish ‘gulets’ (wooden sailing boats). There is the opportunity to set out to sea with many boats offering sailing trips in the summer.

Fethiye is the heart of ancient Lycia and to number of historic sites like Cadianda, Caunos, Tilos, Pınara, Letoon, Xantos and Patara and boasts many historical sites such as an amphitheatre, lycian tombs carved in to the rock face and the sarcophagus in the old part of town.

The Fethiye area covers the more seasonal resorts such as Calis, Ovacik, Hisaronu and Olu Deniz. The trip from Fethiye to Calis takes 10-15 minutes by mini bus. Calis has a shingle beach and a refreshing breeze throughout the summer months which make it the ideal place for relaxation.

Ovacik and Hisaronu blend in to one in the summer months and are alive with bars and restaurants and shops of every description. Most non-essential facilities do however close in the winter. It is an easy walk (15 minutes) or a short drive (2-5 minutes) to the centre of Hisaronu which is an area that appeals to people of all ages. The surrounding high mountain views and pine clad forests create a fabulous setting.

Olu Deniz (3km from Hisaronu, 12km from Fethiye) has an atmosphere of laid back sophistication. The promenade leads down to the beach with its beachfront restaurants and bars. The scenery is spectacular with surrounding mountains and forests and the superb beach whcih stretches around the bay. There is also a fabulous lagoon area which is a national park.

The nearest airport is International Dalaman Airport, which is approximately 1 hour (55km) from Fethiye. A new tunnel is opened in 2006 taking 30 minutes off the journey.

Sarigerme
Sarigerme is a village itself Osmaniye, so Sarigerme is the name of the golden sandy beach, not the name of the area or the village. Osmaniye village is 850 m inland from the shore.

It is 15 minutes to Dalaman International Airport.

There is a small rock island named Baba Adasi protecting the beach and very convenient mooring for the yachts.

There are luxury hotels and small hotels and pensions, butiques, restaurants and bars in Osmaniye.

Koycegiz
Koycegiz is a district of Mugla Province of Turkey.
The town of Koycegiz lies at the northern end of a lake of the same name (Koycegiz Lake) which is joined to the Mediterranean Sea by a natural channel called Dalyan Delta or simply as Dalyan. Its unique environment is being preserved as a nature and wildlife sanctuary. A road shaded with trees leads to the township that carries the same name as the delta, Dalyan, which is situated on the inland waterway, and which actually depends the neighboring district of Ortaca administratively. Dalyan is highly popular with visitors and its maze of channels is explored by boat. The restaurants which line the waterways specialize in fresh fish. High on the cliff face, at a bend in the river, above the ancient harbor city of Caunos, tombs were carved into the rocks. The Dalyan Delta, with a long, golden sandy beach at its mouth, is a nature conservation area and a refuge for rare loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta Caretta) and blue crabs.