Dalyan Things To Do

Beach and Mud Baths
Take a visit Iztuzu beach that lies just 5km south of Dalyan. It is accessible by road or a scenic water taxi ride down the river. The mud baths of Dalyan are the main tourist attraction. Enjoy a relaxing river ride, then take a dip in the mud pools followed by the thermal hot springs - and make the most of the cleansing and therapeutic benefits of the rich minerals found here, whilst enjoying a unique photo opportunity!

Boat Trips
Travel along the Dalyan River and experience the areas stunning natural beauty, from its protected wetlands to its huge variety of wildlife and birds. Take a boat trip to the ancient city of Kaunos, and see the fascinating remains from its city walls and amphitheatre, to the Lycian tombs carved into the cliffs. Visit the picturesque and tranquil waters of Lake Koycegiz for bird-watching. 

Trekking
Most of the trekking tours include transportation by boat across the Dalyan River, walks through ancient Caunos, Candir and Ekincik. Lunch is usually included The dramatic mountains and lush green fields backing Dalyan offer an excellent base for walkers, hikers, mountain bikers and horse riders, home to a variety of trails and tracks for all abilities. Discover the hidden and more inaccessible Turkey on a jeep safari - an exciting and scenic way to visit ruined villages and secluded beaches, topped with stunning mountain views. 

Water Sports
Water sports are available in Dalyan, and include water skiing, jet skiing, wake boarding, boating and kayaking. You can also go sea fishing, diving and snorkelling, as well as many different boat trips along the coastline and up and down the lakes and rivers. If you have never done any water sports now, try it out on a holiday in Dalyan!

Village
Dalyan is a beautiful village with its natural conservation area. Offering a lively and traditional village centre, Dalyan is home to a wide selection of bars, cafes and restaurants, with many local places to eat lining the waterfront, boasting excellent views of the tombs. Visit the weekly market and browse for locally-made goods and souvenirs in the small shops in town.