DALYAN

Dalyan is a small town on the South western coast of Turkey, in the province of Mugla. Dalyan is 25kms from the international airport Dalaman. Set in the broad delta whose natural beautyremains unspoilt. Dalyan is established in an environmentally protected area.

Dalyan is well known thanks to its proximity to the famous 7km Iztuzu beach where the endangered Loggerhead turtles ( caretta caretta ) lay their eggs, the beach and surrounding area is protected.  The beach can be reached by minibus or by a relaxing boat ride on the Dalyan Canal and on through the read beds.  As well as Loggerhead Turtles Dalyan is also home to the largest population of the  

Steeped in history Dalyan is overlooked by ancient Lycian Rock Tombs which are the last resting places of the Kings of Kaunos, meanwhile the Dalyan Canal weaves its way past the village on its way from Köyceğiz Lake to the beach. 

Across the canal we find the ruins of the city of Kaunos,  with a Roman theatre, fortifications, basilica and many other sites to be seen.  Dalyan itself has strict building regulations which allow us to keep the traditional feeling in the village, traditionally a fishing village the village has a warm welcome to visitors. 

Also with Mud baths, Thermal Springs , Historic Mosque  Dalyan has it all for the perfect relaxing holiday.  Nearby you can also find Tlos, an ancient roman site with Lycian rock caves; Saklıkent Gorge, a natural marvel to walk through; the beautiful bays of Aşı and Ekincik Bay, perfect for snorkeling. 

Dalyan provides a holiday, rich in peace and quite, close to nature and with a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.

Other attractions of the area:

Iztuzu beach

Caretta carrettas – only from april till september

Mud baths

Sultaniye thermal waters

Ancient city of Kaunos

Rock tombs