The lively village of Hisaronu adjoining Ovacik has lots of shops selling a rich mix of clothes, shoes and gift ideas. You can also find lots of bars and restaurants, catering for all tastes and ages.

Once a small market town and fishing village, Fethiye is now a thriving harbour town and tourist attraction.

On the fringes of Fethiye, Calis is an upcoming seaside resort with spectacular views across the bay.

Ovacik is situated only 3km away from Oludeniz Beach and is the neighbouring village to Hisaronu. The village itself nestles amongst the pine forest on the lower slopes of Babadag (father mountain) and enjoys a cool refreshing breeze.

Oludeniz Beach is one of Turkey’s most famous and most photographed locations. With its crystal clear, turquoise waters and gentle lapping waves, it’s always a magnificent sight as the line between the sea and sky blends into one.

Called Levissi for most of its history, Kayakoy, the abandoned “Greek ghost village” boasts fantastic scenery, well worth a lingering visit or stay.