Mugla

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The turquoise coast where pine forests tumble into the bluest sea The province that holds Turkey's most beautiful coastline, where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean across hundreds of bays, beaches and pine-backed coves. This is the heart of the Turquoise Coast. Bodrum and its peninsula, the long thin arm of Datca reaching into the Aegean, the river town of Dalyan below its rock tombs, and the blue lagoon at Oludeniz are all within the same province. Most trips combine a few of them rather than picking just one. The water is the whole point. Blue cruises set out from Gocek and Marmaris through the Gulf of Fethiye, the clear river at Akyaka drifts down to the sea, and the wild turtle beach at Iztuzu stays undeveloped. Rent a boat, follow the coast, and let the bays set the pace. Eight places worth your time. Tap a photograph, the map will follow. The protected lagoon at Ölüdeniz, turquoise water enclosed by a sand spit and forested mountains, is the most photographed natural landscape in Turkey. The lagoon itself is a national park with an entry fee; the adjacent Belcekız beach is free. Paragliding from Babadağ Mountain (1,969m) directly above gives a long descent over the bay, the flight with the most airtime in Turkey.

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