Dalaman

The history of Dalaman, one of the most beautiful districts of Muğla, dates back to 2000 BC and the first settlers in the region are known as Lukkas. The Lycians, the civilisation that left the biggest mark on Dalaman and its surroundings, lived in this region in the 1600s BC. In Dalaman and its surrounding settlements, there are many artefacts left by the Lycians and preserving its historical texture. Dalaman, which is in the close mark of history lovers with this feature, is also very attractive with its nature. Dalaman, which was connected to Köyceğiz district after the establishment of the Republic, was merged with Atakent Town in 1983 and had the status of a district. There are 16 villages connected to Dalaman, which is frequented by thousands of tourists every year with its geographical location, international airport and long summer season. Dalaman is located in the Aegean Region; It is neighboured by Fethiye in the east and Ortaca in the north and west. The southern border of the city forms the Mediterranean Sea.

Holiday in Dalaman

Travelling to Dalaman is very easy! Dalaman, which has the only international airport in the region, you can travel with direct flights from European countries and most other regions during the summer months. Located at the junction of the Aegean and the Mediterranean, Dalaman is among the must-see holiday routes in Turkey with its historical beauties and especially the endless blue sea. It is also a region famous for Dalaman Sulphur hot springs. You can visit every month of the year in the sulphur hot springs with social facilities. Sulphur Pools containing 17 different minerals are known to be good for most diseases.

Beaches and historical regions in Dalaman;

• Sarsala Bay
• Sarigerme
• Kayacık Beach
• Kapıdağı Peninsula
• Ancient City of Hippokome
• Ancient Blacksmiths Bazaar
• Dalaman River (Rafting and water sports)
• Sulphur Thermal Springs