From Lycia to Fethiye,

From Blue Voyage to outdoor sports,

To the places where Pisagos from Samos set foot . . .

Fethiye and its surroundings are primarily a destination for travelers, housing many archaeological, geographical, and unique locations of southwestern Anatolia.

One of the most important features of this place is the Lycian Way, which has survived from ancient times to the present. The region, with a beach like Patara that you might find nowhere else in the world or a sea resembling Ölüdeniz, attracts the attention of everyone globally.

Additionally, due to its natural structure, beautiful outdoor sports such as paragliding and rafting can be practiced here. It also hosts untouched beautiful places like Butterfly Valley and Kabak Cove. There are over 30 ancient cities in the vicinity of the region. Ksantos, Kadyanda, Tlos, Letoon, and Sidyma are just a few that come to mind. Many invaluable artifacts from the ancient era await curious visitors at the Fethiye Museum.

Spending a vacation in such a beautiful place will create great memories for you by allowing you to journey deep into history and live life on one of the most beautiful routes of the blue voyage . . .

From Olimpos to Fethiye, from Dalyan to Patara, from Fethiye to Marmaris . . .

Or should we describe this light civilization from Cadianda to Xanthos, from Pınara to Kekova, from Pidnai to Telmessos . . .

Or should we say that these beautiful Lycians could do anything for their independence . . .

True, perhaps that is what draws us to these lands, to this water . . .

Our concern is somewhat shared with them . . .

To experience our temporary independence and share it with you.

With respect and care for every drop of the deep blue, the fresh scent of pine,

and for the soil our feet touch . . .

We do not have much of a claim. Perhaps our only claim is that the origins of the team members are here…

We want to discover together the places we know and remember. We live in Fethiye and Istanbul, but we were born here…

Some of us study architecture, dreaming of applying the ecological part of our education to this region. Some of us have taken on the mission of promoting this region in a dignified manner through the articles and films we have been writing for years.

Some of us aim to reflect the intricacies of our artistic education onto this region.

Now we invite you as well. More precisely, we want you to help us while we discover ourselves . . . We are sure we will also be of small help to you.

Don’t bring too much. But if you have any advice from us, add your troubles and worries to your backpack… Whether to release into a cove or to cast into the open sea while heading to a cove . . .