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Köyceğiz is the freshwater lake that drains to the Mediterranean through the Dalyan channels — a 50-square-kilometre basin separated from the sea by 14 kilometres of reed-lined waterway. Cruising charters can't enter the lake itself with deep-draft yachts, but the route is accessible by local river boats that pick up from Ekincik Bay anchorage and run all day. The journey passes Lycian rock tombs carved into cliff faces, the ancient ruins of Kaunos on a hilltop above the river, and the natural thermal mud baths at Sultaniye — believed to be 8,000 years old. The route ends at Iztuzu Beach, a protected turtle-nesting strip. Season runs April through October.
This large freshwater lake is a haven for both nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. Its pristine waters are home to a variety of fish and bird species. Take a boat tour to explore hidden coves and islands, or simply relax by the lake and admire the stunning mountain scenery.
Step back in time at this fascinating archaeological site. Kaunos was a powerful port city founded around the 9th century BC. Explore the ruins and uncover remnants of a theater with impressive acoustics, Roman baths showcasing intricate tilework, temples dedicated to various deities, and distinctive rock-cut tombs.
Experience the natural healing powers of these geothermal springs. The high mineral content of the water and mud is believed to have medicinal benefits for skin conditions, arthritis, and rheumatic ailments. Indulge in a relaxing mud bath followed by a dip in the warm pools, leaving you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
