Çıralı – A peaceful coastal village in Antalya, known for its long beach and nesting sea turtles (Caretta caretta).
Adrasan – A tranquil bay surrounded by mountains, ideal for swimming, boat tours, and hiking.
Olympos Ancient City – A historic Lycian city with Roman ruins nestled in a forested valley near the beach.
Yanartaş – Known as the “Eternal Flames,” natural gas fires burn from vents in the rocks on Mount Chimaera.
Mount Tahtalı – A popular peak in the Beydağları range, offering a cable car ride and panoramic views over the Mediterranean.
Ulupınar – A riverside village famous for its fish restaurants and natural spring water flowing through wooden platforms.
Lycian Way – A long-distance hiking trail that stretches along the Lycian coast, offering scenic views and ancient ruins.
Göynük Canyon – A stunning natural gorge where visitors can hike, swim, or enjoy canyoning adventures.
Phaselis Ancient City – A coastal archaeological site with Roman ruins, an ancient harbor, and pine-covered surroundings.
Genoese Bay – A secluded and untouched bay reachable by boat or hiking, known for its turquoise waters.
Pirate Bay – A hidden cove rumored to be a former pirate hideout, accessible mainly by sea.
Akseki Bay – A quiet, remote bay ideal for snorkeling and anchoring during boat tours.
Sazak Bay – A pristine, crescent-shaped bay surrounded by forested cliffs, only accessible by boat or foot.
Suluada – Also called the “Maldives of Turkey,” this island is famous for its crystal-clear water and white sandy beaches.
Mount Musa – A mountain linked with the Olympos mythos and Lycian hiking trails, offering a mystical trekking experience.
Gelidonya Lighthouse – One of the most iconic lighthouses in Turkey, located on a cliff with panoramic sea views.
Molla Deliği Cave – A natural cave that is part of local legends, often visited during nature walks.
Bat Cave – A mysterious cave inhabited by bats, known for its cool interior and acoustic echoes.
Gemleyik Bay – A calm and lesser-known bay, perfect for a peaceful swim or anchoring a small boat.
Kargıcak Bay – A scenic bay surrounded by rocky cliffs and pine forests, ideal for diving and snorkeling.
American Bay – A small, quiet bay with historical significance, once used by American ships.
