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Fethiye holidays to Fethiye must surely be among the finest that Turkey has to offer! Fethiye is a picture-perfect resort with acres of lush emerald hillside and beaches of shimmering golden sand, surrounded by the dark sapphire waters of the Mediterranean.
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January
13°C
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February
15°C
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March
16°C
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April
18°C
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May
21°C
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June
24°C
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July
27°C
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August
27°C
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September
25°C
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October
20°C
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November
16°C
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December
13°C
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January
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About Dalaman:
- Visas :
- British Citizens and British National (Overseas) residing in Hong Kong can obtain a multiple-entry visa on arrival for three months. Cost £10 in a Sterling note.
- Timezone :
- GMT +2 (GMT +3 from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).
- Language :
- Turkish is the official language, but English is widely understood in the main tourist areas.
- Jabs :
- As UK, Courses or boosters usually advised: hepatitis A; typhoid; diphtheria; tetanus. Vaccines sometimes advised: tuberculosis; hepatitis B; rabies.
- Electricity :
- 220 volts AC, 50Hz. The European two-pin plug is standard.
- Currency :
- Turkish Lira
With On The Beach's brilliant deals on Turkey holidays, you can find the cheapest flights to nearby Dalaman and get to this seafront sensation in just six hours!
Weather
So, when to come? Summer holidays to Fethiye mean cloudless skies and temperatures nearing 40° Celsius in July and August. To avoid the humidity go to Fethiye in spring or autumn, which boast temperate, sunny weather and less hubbub.
In Turkey there is a distinct winter when days can be cloudy and even wet, though even in December the temperature averages in at a respectable 13° Celsius!
Attractions
Fethiye is situated on the ancient city of Telmessos, testified to by thousands of years of ruins, aqueducts and archaic Byzantine edifices. While you're hear, be sure to visit the Fethiye Museum at the town centre, home to multifarious ancient rarities from the Persian and Roman empires, as well as more recent artefacts. To the south of the city, there are the remains of a medieval castle that was once home to the Knights of St. John.
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Nightlife
After a day of cruises, watersports or sightseeing, you can be sure to find plenty of friendly places to relax in Fethiye! If you're in a small group try the Ottoman Bar with its cosy atmosphere and in-house DJ playing all manner of rock, pop and trance; or venture behind the beachfront to find plenty of open-air bars and pubs. There are scores of places wine and dine, so you'll never be stuck for somewhere to cool down with a glass of Raki!
Landscape
Calis Beach stretches out to the north, from where you can go on boat rides across the sea, keeping an eye out for the giant turtles. Pine forestry brings up the rear of the bay, leading to the southern slopes of the Taurus mountains, whose snow-covered summits offer a breathtaking contrast to the summer skies. Over these hills sprawls Olu Deniz Beach, which is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Turkey. Hike along some of the Lycean Way, a great 300-mile footpath through the mountains, for spectacular sunset views.
Culture
You can really get to grips with age-old Mediterranean culture here, with day-long boat trips to the twelve islands out past the beach, each containing their own individual delights such as clear-water springs, caverns and also native families offering local pancakes and pastries.
Tuesdays see the opening of the weekly market, at which you can barter for items as varied as jewels, handbags and fruit, as well as freshly-caught local seafood.
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But why read this when Fethiye's blue skies and even bluer seascape are waiting? On The Beach makes it easy for you to create your own customised Turkey holidays in Fethiye, allowing you to combine flights and accommodation with ease! Don't delay - there are amazing deals available right now!
