F.A.Q.

You can reach Butterfly Valley by shuttle boats departing from Oludeniz beach or by private boat tours. Since accessing the valley by road is difficult and dangerous, transportation by sea is recommended.

Babadag Cable Car serves 12 months of the year, but may be temporarily closed due to harsh weather conditions (storm, etc.) for safety reasons. It is generally open from 08:00 in the morning until 23:00 after sunset.

Yes, we have adrenaline-filled ATV and Buggy safari tours organized in the historical atmosphere of Kayakoy or in the forested areas of Fethiye. You can safely join these tours which do not require a license.

The 12 Islands boat tour departs from the port around 10:00 - 10:30 AM and ends around 05:30 - 06:00 PM. Lunch and swimming breaks are included in this full-day activity.

It starts with pick-up from the hotel around 08:30 AM and lasts until 06:30 PM. The route usually covers Tlos Ancient City, Yakapark, Saklikent Canyon and Mud Bath. It is a fun tour with water fights.

No, you do not need to be a professional swimmer for 'Discovery' (trial) dives. Our expert instructors accompany you one-on-one and guide you underwater. Just enjoying the water is enough.

The water in the canyon is very cold and the ground can be slippery as it is stony. Therefore, it is important to wear sea shoes or sandals that grip your feet. It is also recommended to bring spare clothes in case you get wet.

In classic Oludeniz boat tours, Fethiye's most popular and clean bays such as Blue Cave, Butterfly Valley, St. Nicholas Island, Aquarium Bay, Cold Water and Camel Beach are usually visited.

Absolutely. Our flights are made from Babadag, one of the best runways in the world, accompanied by THK licensed and fully equipped pilots. Flights are postponed when weather conditions are not suitable. Safety is paramount to us.