Muğla

A resort region where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, bringing together Bodrum, Fethiye and Marmaris.

Muğla occupies Turkey's southwest corner, with a long, winding coastline spanning both the Aegean and the Mediterranean, and is one of the country's most popular seaside destinations. Bodrum has a Crusader castle and a lively yacht harbor. Around Fethiye you'll find paragliding over Ölüdeniz, hiking on the Lycian Way and Lycian rock tombs. Marmaris is known for its "blue cruises" and nightlife, and Dalyan stands out for its river channels and rock-cut tombs. The best season is May–Oct. The gateways are Dalaman Airport and Milas–Bodrum Airport, both with many international flights in summer.

Destinations

• Bodrum
• Fethiye
• Marmaris
• Didim
• Selçuk

Itineraries

• Turkey Grand Panorama Loop – From the historic battlefields of the Dardanelles to the Lycian Coast and the Anatolian heartland, experience a compreh…
• Aegean Cross-Border Journey: Turkey to Greece – A cross-border route from Istanbul through Ephesus and Bodrum, crossing by ferry to Kos and Rhodes, and ending in Athen…
• Turkey Classic First-Timer Loop – Cover the four classic highlights of Istanbul, Cappadocia, Pamukkale, and Ephesus in one seamless journey designed for…
• Turquoise Coast Road Trip – Drive along the D400 from Dalaman to Antalya, connecting blue lagoons, ancient Lycian ruins, and sunken cities.
• Lycian Way Highlights Hike – Hike the ancient coastal trail from Fethiye to Patara, staying in village guesthouses, and end your journey in Kaş.