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Transfer Airport, Fethiye is (dalamanairporttaxis.com.tr - Transfer Airport) one of the 13 districts of Muğla province and the city that is the administrative center of the district. The old name of the city is Meğri.
Fethiye is one of the 13 districts of Muğla province and the administrative center of the district.
The old name of the city is Meğri. It is thought that this name derives from the Greek term Makri, meaning "far away land".
It is especially developed in terms of tourism. Its population in 2014 is 140,509. It is the largest district of Muğla and the district with the largest surface area and settlement area, including Muğla center. In terms of population density, it is larger than Muğla center and other districts.
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Sundia By Liberty Oludeniz
Sundia By Liberty Ölüdeniz Fethiye, Liberty Lykia offers a private beach where you can enjoy beach umbrellas, volleyball and drinks at the beach bar, you also have underwater diving and snorkeling opportunities at the accommodation.
Ata Park Hotel
Ata Park Hotel Fethiye, Located in the rarest location where green and blue meet in Fethiye Bay, a natural wonder, Grand Ata Park Hotel serves its guests all year round.
Dalyan Resort Hotel
Dalyan Resort Hotel Muğla, Dalyan Resort and Dalyan Resort Spa Hotels are two sister hotels, side by side, with a total of 100 rooms, located on the banks of the Dalyan River. Dalyan Resort and Dalyan Resort Spa Hotel have a Special Category Boutique Hotel Certificate.
Infinity City Hotel
Infinity City Hotel Fethiye is located in the middle of the historical touristic Paspatur market in Fethiye City Center, 30 meters from the Port, 70 meters from Telmessos Theater, 50 meters from bars and very close to restaurants.
Hisaronu
Hisaronu is a tourism resort in the Fethiye district of Muğla province. It is located at the western end of the Mediterranean coast of Turkey and the southern end of the Aegean coast.