Fethiye celebrates National Sovereignty and Children’s Day
The 23rd of April is a unique and a very special international celebration. The founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, dedicated...
Olive harvest in Turkey: precious in every way!
Mother nature couldn’t have planned it in a better way: not long after the end of the tourist season, it’s time to harvest the...
What is the Yellow Dust Coating Everything?
If you are in and around Fethiye at the moment you will no doubt have seen and, in some cases suffered, from the strange...
FIG, marine conservation, a boat trip and art – a great day out for...
Last year Sam Tucker, Doğan Eraslan and Serkan Tarım kayaked from Antalya to Fethiye raising 6000TL in sponsorship for Fethiye children's charity, FIG (Fethiye International Group).
If you...
On Turkish Tides – A kayaking adventure
Sam Tucker loves adventure and likes to have a purpose when he is cycling from İzmir to Capetown or trekking to the summit of Kilimanjaro in...
Sunny days, stormy skies and snow!
Winter is truly here in Fethiye. There is more snow on the mountains than there has been for many years. Talking to some of...
Fethiye Storytellers – Anita Asar
Fethiye leaves you speechless and then turns you into a storyteller. Accomplished author Anita Asar tells Fethiye Times why Fethiye turned her into a...
Walking the woods
Fethiye isn’t just about beaches, bars and restaurants. Even after a short stay, it’s hard not to notice the mountains and forests which surround...
What to do in Fethiye – a day out with a difference
This article was written for Fethiye Times by Rebecca Parsley.
If you’re a regular visitor to the area or one of the many ex-pats who...
Spring has sprung in Fethiye
It is time to leave the gloomy, cold weather behind and welcome the coming of spring. In the northern hemisphere, March 21 marks the first...
Yesil’s Kelebek Ev – the perfect place to get away from...
A stay in the countryside can be the perfect solution to the stress of a busy life and an increasing number of...
