Cesme Dalyan Places to Visit

Kaunos Ancient City: If you are going to trace the past in Dalyan, your first stop should be Kaunos. Kaunos, which was an important port city in its time, is now a little inland from the sea, but its historical splendor is still standing. Rock tombs, ancient theater, Roman baths, it is almost like an open-air museum. Moreover, it is on UNESCO's temporary heritage list. An unmissable place for history buffs.

Sultaniye Hot Springs: If you believe in the healing power of hot waters, Sultaniye Hot Springs is for you. Its history dates back to the Kaunos period. It is said that the hot spring water is a cure for many problems from rheumatic disorders to skin diseases. There is nothing like soaking the tiredness of the day in these warm waters.

Iztuzu Beach: If you want to swim in the sea, you will love Iztuzu Beach. Since this is the spawning ground of caretta carettas, it is kept closed at night. During the day, a magnificent 4.5 km long beach awaits you. If you are looking for a sea pleasure away from the crowds and in touch with nature, this is the place.

Sülüngür Lake: Sülüngür Lake, which you come across on the way to İztuzu, is a natural wonder. The area around the lake is very suitable for picnics or camping. It is perfect for those looking for silence, nature and peace. Moreover, its view will enchant those who love photography.

Kargicak Bay: This place is still undiscovered by many people. The water is as clear as glass in the morning. It is one of the rare bays where you can be alone with the sea in nature, away from the crowds. Moreover, you have the opportunity to visit the surrounding area by canoeing.

Radar Gökbel Hill: If you ask where to watch the most beautiful view of Dalyan, our answer would be Radar Hill. From here, Iztuzu, Köyceğiz Lake, Dalyan Delta all seem to be under your feet. Especially if you go up at sunset, that color feast will be engraved in your memory.

Dalyan Special Environmental Protection Area: Dalyan attracts attention not only with its beauty but also with its protected nature. Hundreds of bird and plant species live in this special protection area. Even a short walk accompanied by the scent of sweetgum trees and the peace of reeds will make you feel refreshed.

Dalyan Canal: This canal, which we can call the lifeblood of Dalyan, extends from Köyceğiz Lake to İztuzu. Gliding along the canal by boat is both relaxing and unforgettable in terms of scenery. It is a route surrounded by lush green nature and full of birdsong.

Eco Trails: If you like walking or cycling, Eco Trails will enchant you. You can discover the hidden beauties of Dalyan along this long nature route. 

Çandır Hill: You will want to see the view of Dalyan from this angle. If you take the ferry across and climb a little uphill, a panoramic view awaits you at the top. Yes, it can be a bit of a hassle, but it is definitely worth it.

Ekincik Bay: If you are looking for a calm sea, a clean beach and a peaceful environment where you can be alone with nature, Ekincik Bay is the perfect place. With its crystal clear sea, silence and naturalness, it is the perfect escape for those who want to escape from the summer crowds.

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