Bearing the enormous combination of the sea and pine trees, Datça is one of the holiday centers of Muğla province. Tourists around the world include Datça as a peaceful holiday choice. Because the towns and villages in the district surround the guests with their cultural warmth. There are 9 towns in this district and all of them contain precious textures. Especially Mesudiye Town is one of the most remarkable towns since it is located by the sea. If you go to this town, you should definitely visit Palamutbükü beach, known as the aquarium.

Datça is located at the intersection of Aegean and Mediterranean waters. For this reason, it has important coastlines and is home to various plant and animal species. The best known of the important coastlines is Gebekum Kumul. Due to the microorganisms found in the sea of this region, the beach sand has been renewed. In the region, 85 plant and 19 bird species are found to contribute to the diversity of life. In addition, since Symi Island, an island of Greece, and Datça are very close, daily tours are organized between these two resorts.

Places to See in Datça

Datça, together with its deep-rooted historical buildings and natural beauties; it attracts the attention of tourists with its streets, houses and bazaars. The most striking of these unique points are:

Knidos Ancient City

Knidos, a place that should definitely be visited while vacationing in Datça, is known as the ancient age; It is a city of trade, culture, art and science. It contains a wide variety of textures that will allow history to be witnessed.

Old Datca

This region, which smells of nostalgia, is one of the regions that attract the most attention of tourists vacationing in Datça. Because inside; There are streets with the scent of fragrant flowers, cobblestone pavements and structures that attract many people with their warmth. In addition, there is the house of the master poet Can Yücel in this region.

Sevgi Yolu (Road of Love)

As the name suggests, this area, which has quiet and noiseless walking paths with has narrow streets. In addition, if you come across a handicraft market in these walking paths, you should definitely not pass without stopping by.