Dalyan
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The small village has a variety of delicious cuisines to try in the range of restaurants and cafés along the waterfront. Wander down to the main street to find more restaurants and bars that provide an idyllic spot to eat and drink in a serene setting. The nightlife here is quite relaxed, although some of the bars do stay open until the early hours.Every Saturday a market takes over the main streets. Have fun haggling with the local sellers for a fair price as the market stocks everything from locally grown fruits and vegetables to handmade clothing and quality, designer inspired goods. After a long morning shopping, stop off for some lunch and enjoy the resort’s most popular item on the menu, Gözleme (filled pancake), and watch the boats sail past along the river.Don’t let the peaceful setting of the quiet village fool you, the relaxing ambiance sets the right tone needed to explore the nature around the resort either on land or by boat. Journey through the maze-like river to bathe in the natural mud baths and see historic wonders that hold great significance in the area.Things to do1. Dalyan River and hot springsDalyan’s pretty setting is on the edge of a maze of fertile banks and pine trees. For a relaxing day trip take a calming boat ride along the Dalyan River to fill your senses with the stunning nature of the landscape.
2. See the turtles on Iztuzu BeachIztuzu Beach can be found in a secluded cove and has a long stretch of soft fine sand, that’s easily accessible via a peaceful boat ride along the river.
3. Visit the ancient city of KaunosFor an insight into the resort’s rich history, take a trip to the archaeological site of Kaunos’ ancient city. Stroll around the large amount of remains, which date back to the 9th century BC.
4. Lycian Rock TombsStanding tall above Dalyan’s flowing river are the 2,000 year old Lycian Rock Tombs. The surrounding area just adds to the magnificence of this ancient site.

Dalyan is best for..
History buffs: Dalyan is the gateway to Caunus’ Kings’ Tombs and some of the finest Roman remains in the area.
Foodies: The choice of cuisine in Dalyan is superb, including authentic Turkish fare and freshly-caught local seafood.