Welcoming its guests in a magnificent atmosphere surrounded by natural beauties of Fethiye, La Boutique Maya provides service 700 m away from Oludeniz Beach, which is shown among the best beaches in the world. If they wish, our guests can participate in many activities in the region and enjoy the nature to the fullest during their holidays.

Oludeniz beach was chosen as the most beautiful beach in the world in 2006 with a voting rate of 82%. Oludeniz, one of the touristic destinations that is quite popular not only in Turkey but also in the world, hosts thousands of tourists every year, with its unique nature and assets. The protected area is a natural wonder with its wonderful sandy beach and warm turquoise sea. Oludeniz beach and lagoon, which has managed to enter the list of the most beautiful beaches in the world many times, offers a unique natural wonder to all guests.

Babadag tracks are one of the most important jumping places for paragliding not only in our country but also in the world. While the magnificent Oludeniz Lagoon and Belcekız Beach shine bright and deep blue below, the pleasure of floating in the air makes Babadag very special. Today, the pleasure of taking a flight from the summit of Babadağ, which is covered with snow even in May, descending to the deep blue Belcekız Beach and taking off the jumpsuit and swimming in the sea is an extraordinary experience for nature, sea, and adventure lovers.

Surrounded by steep rocky walls reaching 350 meters, the valley takes its name from more than 80 butterfly species it hosts. The waterfall, pouring from a height of 50 meters, reaches the Mediterranean with a stream passing through the middle of the valley. With all these unique features and untouched nature, Butterfly Valley is the unique summer route for nature lovers and those who just want peace.

Kayaköy, one of the oldest settlements in the history of Fethiye, can be reached after 8 km by following the mountain road that continues from the south of Fethiye. The popularity of Kayaköy today stems from the existence of an abandoned Greek city that was abandoned as a result of the population exchange after the Turkish War of Independence, rather than its ancient ruins. In the village, there are 350-400 two-storey houses with underground cisterns, where rainwater from the roof was collected at the entrance, and the ground floors that were generally used as cellars. Numerous chapels, two large churches, a school building and a customs building scattered among these houses can also be visited.

Saklıkent is approximately 45 minutes away from Fethiye. The icy water of the snow melting in the mountains in May flows towards a paradise hidden among the rocks. The national park has become even more valuable thanks to the canyon and it is a wonderful natural miracle worth visiting. A fantastic walk awaits you with the canyon flowing below you. You will feel this magnificent beauty more and more as you move forward among the rocks, in the trees and beyond the harsh water that increases in intensity.