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Kapı Creek — also known as Göbün — is one of the deepest natural inlets in the Gulf of Fethiye, cutting nearly a kilometre into the mainland between steep pine-covered ridges. The depth allows big yachts to tie stern-to against the rock face, and the cove stays glass-flat even when the meltem howls outside. A single family-run restaurant on the inner shore serves grilled fish and meze; bread comes from the village oven on the hillside. There's no road, no village, no infrastructure beyond the restaurant. Kapı Creek is 60 minutes from Gocek, on the way to Ölüdeniz. Season runs May through October.
Gobun Bay, encircled by lush olive and pine trees, offers a peaceful and natural setting ideal for nature walks. The bay's serene environment, enhanced by the verdant landscape, provides a perfect backdrop for leisurely strolls or more vigorous hikes. The combination of the gentle sea breeze and the rustling leaves creates a tranquil atmosphere, making it an excellent spot for those seeking a connection with nature. Walking through this picturesque area not only offers physical benefits but also a chance to unwind and appreciate the natural beauty of the region.
