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Our first stop takes you to the ruins of Tlos where,according to popular belief and local legend,the famous Pegasus,the winget horse,once lived.

Our second stop is Yakapark,which is a protected national park and famous for its fish farm.it is the best place to taste real Turkish pancakes and see the fresh water running from the mountains. Its tropical gardens are also beautiful.

After visiting Yakapark ,you drive through local villages whilst making your way to Saklikent . Saklikent is the second longest canyon in Europe.It is 18 km long and 300 meters high, with a 20 meter high footbridge leading into the canyon where masses of ice-cold spring water gushing down the rocks and forming a raging river which you can cross with the help of a rope.

On the other side,you will have the lunch of your choice sitting on platforms with the river flowing beneath you.Saklıkent is a place that must be seen at least once in a lifetime. Then there is the mud baths. This mud contains sulphur which is healthy for your skin. Watch out for the tour guides and their tricks.

Finally, at the end of an exciting day out, you will visit Calis beach. You will have the chance to sunbathe on this beautiful sandy beach and cool yourself down in the Mediterranean. The whole day is captured on video camera so you can purchase a copy of this memorable day out.

Caretta Caretta

The loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) is a sea turtle, the only member of the genus Caretta. It is the world's most-studied and best-known sea-turtle.The genus name "Caretta" is a latinization of the French "caret", meaning turtle, tortoise, or sea turtle. Adult loggerhead sea turtles weigh from 77 kg to 159 kg and measure 79 cm to 114 cm. Their shell is a reddish brown color, and their skin is yellow/brown. They are named for their disproportionately large head.

Dalyan Mud Bath

In the area of the Dalyan channels and Lake Köyceğiz thermal waters spring up at many places. The hot sulphurous waters are credited with healing rheumatic and skin diseases as well as other cases.

The mud bath, where locals as well as foreign tourist get into the mud and have their photos taken, is always colourful and crowded but gives a good photo opportunity. You can immortalise this moment by posing for the camera before and after getting into the mud, which is supposed to have a beautifying effect on the skin but has also won a reputation engendering a sense of fun.

Once you have covered yourself in the mud you then wait for it to dry in the sun. The sulphur pool in which you clean yourself after your Mudbath is also at a temperature of 40 degrees. Take along your swimming custome and towel.