Dalyan is small town on the south-western  coast of Turkey. 25 km from the  international airport Dalaman. Set in  the center of a broad  delta whose natural beauty remains  unspoilt. Dalyan is established in an  environmentally protected area. This is  one of the few surviving places of  paradise, an area of natural beauty  interest.

Set  inland on the banks of the Dalyan River,  the village of Dalyan is a peaceful  holiday backwater unspoilt by mass  tourism. The romance of the place is  heightened each morning as a fleet of  gaily-painted boats chug off down the  river carrying holidaymakers to the  glorious sandy beaches at the mouth of  the river delta. Starting from Dalyan  Harbour the voyage through beds of  bulrushes and pampas grass takes around  45 enjoyable minutes - the entire Delta  is a protected National Conservation  area and is home to over 100 species of  birds along with no less than three  varieties of turtle, including the  Loggerhead.