Day Trips from Antalya to Fethiye

Enjoy a jaw-dropping panorama, from the Tahtali Mountains to the Mediterranean Sea, on the Olympos Cable Car ride. Save time and simplify your trip with pre-booked, round-trip tickets, and avoid the hassle of buying seats on the spot. Get unparalleled views over the Antalya coastline, and enjoy free time at the top to grab a meal in a restaurant or shop for souvenirs.

we pick up all our guests from their accomodation or any other place in city center. The D400 highway runs between Antalya and Fethiye and is one of the most scenic roads in the Mediterranean. Along this route are tourist destinations such as Kas, Kalkan and Finike. During the journey, winding roads with sea views and lush forested areas offer a unique experience to drivers. The D400, which is heavily used by vacationers, especially in the summer months, provides easy access to many beaches and historical ruins. It is an unforgettable travel route for both local and foreign tourists. You can stop more wherever you want, as long as it is on the road. Generally Journey takes 8 hours from beginning to end including visiting time.

Explore the stunning sights of Antalya with a guided tour and well-planned itinerary covering Phaselis, Ulupınar, Chimera, Çıralı, and Olympos Beach. Travel comfortably in a vehicle and enjoy a delightful lunch at Ulupınar, a breathtaking natural spot in Antalya. The tour includes Chimera admission fees, expert guidance, lunch arrangements, and convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off services. Expert guidance ensures you learn about the region’s rich history and natural beauty, while hotel pick-up and drop-off services make the journey stress-free.

First up is the ancient Greek and Roman city of Phaselis. It's scattered around a woodland and three little bays on the Lycian coastline and boasts impressive relics from classical times. Hadrian's Gate, the theatre and the aqueduct are among the standouts of the guided tour. Plus, you'll get to stroll among the ruins of former shops and the main street. There's also free time to visit the beaches, so bring your bathing gear. And all this is framed by the Bey Mountains National Park in the distance – your next destination. You'll ride through the clouds to the summit of Mount Olympos, also known as Tahtali, on one of the longest cable car rides in the world – its more than 4km long. At the summit, which is 2,365m above sea level, you'll have plenty of time to soak up 360-degree panoramas from the viewing platforms, just as the ancient gods and goddesses did. To round of the experience, you'll get to sit down to lunch with a side order of spectacular scenery.