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A Week Alone with Nature-Kabak Bay

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Idil Birben

Published in July 2017

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Aegean Region

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Summer holiday is the ultimate relaxation escape for the people who are dealing with the chaotic city life during the entire year. So why not take your relaxation escape to the next level this year and enjoy some time alone with the nature. In Kabak Bay, Fethiye, you can enjoy the sun, sea, waterfalls and explore the indigenous flora when staying in little bungalows or camping by the beach. You can have an adventurous morning walk to the Aladere waterfalls by taking the ancient Lycian Way, a long distance footpath going across southern Turkey, or discover the rare seen Jersey Tiger butterflies at the Butterfly Valley. Kabak Bay will be a heaven on earth for you if you are okay with not having the luxury of a resort and can see the beauty of pure nature which can sometimes be a little rough around the edges.

How to get to the Kabak Bay?

The first destination you will need to reach to be as close as possible to the Kabak Bay is the Oludeniz Village. To get to Oludeniz, Fethiye, you will need to come to the Dalaman airport and from there you can take shuttle services for around 20 liras. From Fethiye, you will have several options such as taking a mini-bus, taxi or a hotel shuttle. I would say with the mini-bus you will pay the least but you will need to walk a bit from the stop to the Bay itself.