This area is located on the South Western Coast of Turkey, where pine clad mountains sweep down dramatically to magnificent beaches which are lapped by the warm crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, which in turn is peppered with picturesque islands and stunning coves.

Olu Deniz is probably the most picturesque beach in Turkey, set on a magnificent, wide sweeping bay against an impressive mountain backdrop. Clear, turquoise waters lap the long curving sand and pebble beach which culminates in an almost land- locked placid lagoon at one end. You will find a variety of water sports on the beach and paragliding is a popular activity. There are a number of cafes, bars and restaurants situated along the seafront; but nightlife is relatively low-key. Olu Deniz is one of Turkey's most scenic coastal resorts and it has officially been declared a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty.

Set between wooded mountains and a wide blue bay Fethiye is a lively town with a lovely marina and promenade area. The wide tree lined promenade is busy with bars and restaurants and a bright yachting marina. The cobbled streets are packed with more shops and bars and are full of life day and night. The nearest beach is Calis Beach just around the bay or take the 20 minute dolmus (local bus) ride to the beach of Olu Deniz.

Situated in the valley, just a short dolmus ride away from Olu Deniz, is Hisaronu. Formerly a farming village, the area has developed into a lively tourist resort providing accommodation for visitors attracted by the countryside and pine-clad hills. 300 metres above sea level; Hisaronu benefits from the fresh mountain air; making it slightly cooler than the seaside resort. The town has a good selection of shops, cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes, and at night, Hisaronu comes alive with bars and discos open into the small hours.