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Things to do... 
Dalyan is set on the river opposite the impressive Lycian Rock Tombs, carved into the rock face these monuments create a wonderful scene viewed from many of the restaurants lining the riverfront when lit up in the evening.
The BeachAt one end of the river through the reed beds is lake Koycegiz, where you can enjoy the natural mud baths and thermal springs. At the other end is the beach.
Iztuzu beach – more commonly known as ‘turtle’ beach, is a breeding ground for the ancient loggerhead turtle. A 5k stretch of golden sand, the beach can be reached by road or even better by sailing down Dalyan river on the on the local co-op boats.
Aerial view of the reed beds & Iztuzu beach (below).
Boat Trips Boat trips are readily available in Dalyan – there is typically a trip every other day. From river & lake trips to Koycegiz,a round Dalyan and the mud baths to full day outings.
Excursions like the 12 Islands tour can be arranged locally in groups of no more than 10-15. This is a popular day out, sailng the calm sea, stopping off at ’12 islands’ for swimming, snorkelling, site seeing & a lovely lunch. You can even charter your own vessel with crew for a really special trip. Rememeber to look out for turtles – they could be swimming right next to you…
Boat trip to the mud baths at Koycegiz (below).
Tranquillity of the 12 Islands tour (below).
Shopping...
Throughout Dalyan the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, with shops, stores and local markets providing for the needs of everyone.
The market held in the main square every Saturday, is a great place for bargains and the best of fresh local produce.
Carpet vendors, jewellery stores, spice shops and small grocers are all dotted around the centre of Dalyan. And you'll be spoilt for choice when you're looking for souvenirs of your stay, from a massive variey of Turkish Delight to decorative nick-nacks & antiques.
Activities...Dalyan boasts wonderful attractions, suitable for all ages & abilities from the range of boat trips available to sailing, Jeep safari, walking, turtle spotting, scuba diving and much more to exhaust the most active traveller.
All activities can be booked via our villa rep locally. Click here for further details about these & other activities.
Flight in a microlite (below).
Eating OutAlthough your stay at Villa Suku is self catering, there are a great selection of bars, cafe's & restaurants to choose from. In fact, there is such choice - serving traditional Turkish cuisine and European dishes that you needn't eat at the same place twice! Click here to read independent reviews of most restaurants, but please make up your own mind when you get to Dalyan
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