Fethiye Jeep Safari Prices 2026: What's Included

Fethiye Day Safari Prices 2026: How to Compare

Child discounts usually apply to ages 6–12, and children aged 5 and under can join most tours free of charge. Always confirm the details with the agency before you book. On Prime Turist's jeep safari, 0–5s go free (without a meal or a seat of their own) and 6–12s pay half price.

Note: When comparing prices, don't just look at the per-person figure. If transfers, lunch and insurance aren't included, the total cost can rise considerably.

What's included and what isn't

On Prime Turist's Fethiye jeep safari (1,250 TL per adult), the price includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off at no extra cost

• A professional guide and an experienced driver

• Lunch

• Visits to Saklıkent Gorge, Gizlikent Waterfall, Tlos and Yakapark (entrance fees paid on site)

• The mud bath and the water fight

• Insurance

Not included, and charged extra:

• Drinks (tea, soft drinks, water)

• Optional activities on site, such as zipline or river tubing

• Photos and video (Prime Turist's photo package costs 750 TL per person)

• Entrance fees (Saklıkent, Tlos, Yakapark, Gizlikent; paid on site) and personal expenses

Fethiye Jeep Safari: Route and Programme

Driving in convoy along mountain tracks in 4x4 off-road vehicles is one of the highlights of a Fethiye safari. On Prime Turist's tour you're picked up at around 08:30 and dropped back at your hotel between 18:00 and 19:00.

The day, stop by stop

These are the usual stops, though the order can change from day to day:

1. Around 08:30 – Hotel pickup: from Fethiye centre, Çalış, Ovacık, Hisarönü and Ölüdeniz. The convoy then heads inland towards the Xanthos (Eşen) Valley, with off-road tracks and a water fight between the jeeps along the way.

2. Tlos: the Lycian acropolis, rock tombs and the remains of the ancient city.

3. Yakapark: a break on the mountainside beside cold, clear spring water.

4. Saklıkent Gorge: a walk into the gorge through the icy water.

5. Lunch: included in the price.

6. Gizlikent Waterfall and the mud bath: cooling off under the waterfall, then the mud bath, with showers to rinse off afterwards.

7. Return: drop-off at your hotel between 18:00 and 19:00.

Tip: Because the order of the stops can change, wear your swimwear from the start and keep your phone in a waterproof case all day.

Tlos: the lasting traces of Lycia

Tlos was one of the largest cities of the Lycian League, with a history of settlement going back to the 2nd millennium BC. The main things you see on a safari visit are:

• Lycian rock tombs: carved into the cliff to imitate temple facades, some of these tombs date back to the 4th century BC.

• Acropolis and fortress: an Ottoman-era fortress was built on top of a much older Lycian acropolis. From here you look out across the Xanthos Valley.

• Stadium and bath ruins: these Roman-era buildings show just how big the city was.

Guides often tell the legend of Bellerophon: according to myth, the hero who tamed Pegasus spent the last years of his life in Tlos, and one of the rock tombs is traditionally linked to him.

Tip: Soft morning light is ideal for photos at Tlos, and the panoramic shots from the acropolis are among the most striking of the day.

Yakapark: a shady breather in the Xanthos Valley

Yakapark sits on the mountainside, where cold, clear spring water runs through channels among the trees. It's a pleasant spot to cool down and take a break from the heat before the next stop.

Saklıkent Gorge: into one of Turkey's deepest gorges

Saklıkent is around 18 km long, with walls rising to roughly 300 metres, which makes it one of the longest and deepest gorges in Turkey. The water, fed by snowmelt from the Akdağlar mountains, stays icy cold even in midsummer. A wooden walkway takes you along the first stretch with dry feet; further in, the water can reach waist height, and going through the whole gorge requires a separate guided trek.

What Does a Fethiye Safari Include? Activities and Stops

A Fethiye safari is a full-day programme packed with active things to do: a walk in the gorge, the mud bath and the water fight.

Saklıkent Gorge and Gizlikent Waterfall

Saklıkent Gorge is a protected area and a national park. Depending on where you are, the water ranges from below the knee to waist height. Gizlikent Waterfall is another big stop on the route, where you can cool off right under the falling water.

The mud bath and the water fight

The mud bath is one of the classic moments of a Fethiye safari: you cover yourself in mud, have as much fun as you like, then rinse off under the showers. The water fight happens along the off-road tracks, between the jeeps, and for groups of friends and families it's usually the liveliest part of the day.

Lunch and breaks

Lunch is included in the price of Prime Turist's jeep safari. If you have any dietary requirements, mention them when you book so we can check what's possible. Drinks aren't included, so bringing your own water bottle is both practical and cheaper.

Kit and Clothing Guide: What to Wear on the Tour

Turning up in the wrong clothes and spending half the day in wet gear can really spoil the experience.

What to wear:

• Quick-drying shorts or light trousers (jeans are a definite no)

• Spare clothes to change into

• Old trainers or sandals you don't mind getting wet

• A light long-sleeved shirt against sunburn

What to bring:

• Sunscreen (SPF 50+, water-resistant)

• A small waterproof bag or case (for your phone and valuables)

• Cash (for entrance fees, drinks and optional activities)

• Swimwear and a towel (bring your own)

• A light raincoat or windbreaker (mountain roads can be cool in the morning)

Leave at home:

• Valuable jewellery and watches

• Big bags or backpacks

• Fragile electronics

Tip: You can pick up a waterproof phone case in the shops in Fethiye town centre before the tour. Photos taken in the gorge are some of the best memories of the day.

Who Can Join? Age Limits, Safety and Health

The Fethiye jeep safari suits families with children: on Prime Turist's tour, 0–5s go free and 6–12s pay half price.

Age and fitness:

• Ages 0–5: free; children in this age group don't get a meal or a seat of their own

• Ages 6–12: half price, joining under a parent's supervision

• Over 65: welcome, but the gorge walk calls for a reasonable level of fitness

• Pregnancy: Prime Turist's jeep safari is not suitable for pregnant women

Health restrictions:

Anyone with heart problems, serious orthopaedic issues or a fear of water should check with their doctor before joining. The gorge walk is on rocky, wet ground, so it can be challenging for anyone with balance problems. If you have a health condition, let us know before you book. Prime Turist is a TÜRSAB-licensed agency, and all our tours are insured.

Booking, Cancellation and Early Booking

In July and August tours fill up quickly, so it's best to book a few days ahead. On Prime Turist's website you can book until 21:00 the day before the tour.

Ways to book:

• Directly on the agency's website or by phone

• On WhatsApp, with quick confirmation

• International online booking platforms (with flexible cancellation)

Cancellation policy:

• Cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour time: free, and any prepayment is refunded in full (on all Prime Turist tours)

• Less than 24 hours before, or no-show: the prepayment is not refunded; if you booked without a prepayment, there's nothing to pay. If we cancel the tour, or it can't run because of the weather, you choose a new date or get a full refund.

Early booking:

For 2027, Prime Turist gives 20% off tours taking place between 1 April and 31 October 2027 when you book by 31 March 2027; the discount is applied automatically in the booking box. If you're travelling as a large group, message us on WhatsApp.

In short: to get the best value from a Fethiye safari, book a few days ahead and check that hotel transfers and lunch are included in the price.

Choosing a Fethiye Safari: What Really Matters

Rather than relying on star ratings, look at what really shapes a safari day: the guide, the group, what's included and how well prepared you are.

What makes the day enjoyable

A few things make a real difference on the day:

• Group size: the smaller the group, the more attention the guide can give you and the more each stop can be shaped around your questions. Ask how many people will be in the convoy.

• The mud bath: it may sound odd, but it's messy, silly fun, especially for families and groups of friends. There are showers to rinse off afterwards.

• Saklıkent Gorge: the towering rock walls and icy water are something you really have to see for yourself.

• Lunch: on Prime Turist's jeep safari lunch is included, so you only need cash for drinks and entrance fees.

Common surprises, and how to avoid them

Most unpleasant surprises can be avoided by clearing up expectations before you book:

Surprise · Why it happens · What to do

Drinks cost extra · They're not included in standard packages · Ask when you book, or bring your own water bottle

Group size · Group sizes vary from agency to agency · Ask about the maximum group size in advance

Extra activities · Zipline, tubing and similar extras are paid separately · Check the prices of all optional activities in advance

A tough gorge walk · Some people arrive unprepared · Come with suitable shoes and clothes

Photo quality · Phones aren't protected from the water · Bring a waterproof case or an action camera

Note: Even when an agency says 'all-inclusive', drinks and optional activities may still be excluded. Before you book, always get the list of what's not included in writing.

How to read reviews when choosing an agency

When you look at safari reviews, these three filters help you see past misleading overall scores:

1. Focus on reviews from the last 3 months: guides and vehicles can change during the season.

2. Prioritise reviews with photos: pictures from real guests are far more reliable than promotional material.

3. Read the replies to negative reviews: how an agency handles complaints says a lot about its customer service.

Compare reviews on more than one platform; sites that only accept reviews from verified bookings are harder to fake.

Which tour suits whom?

• Families with children: the classic jeep safari with lunch and hotel pickup included and the mud bath as a highlight; on Prime Turist's tour, 0–5s go free and 6–12s pay half price.

• Groups of friends (20–35): lively tours with water fights; if you want more adrenaline, look at the ATV quad safari or Dalaman River rafting too.

• Couples: tours that leave time for cultural stops such as Tlos and Yakapark.

• Over-60s: think about the physical effort of the gorge walk in advance; you don't have to go far into Saklıkent.

In short: the biggest difference between safari days comes down to group size and clear expectations. Check the maximum group size and what's not included before you book, and there won't be any surprises on the day.

Photo Tips and Responsible Travel

A Fethiye safari is a fantastic day for photos.

The best moments and spots for photos:

• The convoy on the off-road tracks: jeeps moving through clouds of dust on the mountain roads

• Tlos: the rock tombs in soft light

• The entrance to Saklıkent Gorge: the contrast between blue-green water and rock

• The water fight and Gizlikent Waterfall: action shots of splashes and falling water

Practical kit:

A waterproof phone case or an action camera (GoPro-style) is the only safe way to take pictures in the gorge. It's wiser to leave a standard camera or DSLR in a safe bag during the gorge walk.

Responsible travel:

Saklıkent Gorge and Gizlikent Waterfall are fragile natural ecosystems. A few simple things to keep in mind:

• Don't leave any plastic waste in the gorge

• Don't add anything to the natural mud pools

• Don't disturb the local plants and wildlife

• Stay on the route set by your guide

Fethiye's natural beauty stays protected thanks to this kind of mindful visiting. When adventure and responsibility go hand in hand, the tour is good for you and for the region.

Finding the right safari in Fethiye means comparing prices, routes and what's included across dozens of options. Prime Turist makes this easier, with a wide range of tours in Fethiye and Muğla, clearly listed prices and routes from culture to adventure. From boat trips to action-packed safaris, there's something for every kind of holiday, so start planning your Fethiye adventure with Prime Turist today.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a day safari in Fethiye cost in 2026? At Prime Turist, the jeep safari costs 1,250 TL per adult (0–5s free, 6–12s half price), and the ATV quad safari costs 1,500 TL for a single ATV and 2,250 TL for a double ATV carrying two people (prices are per ATV; hotel pickup is optional at 500 TL per person). Across Fethiye, prices depend on what the tour covers, whether lunch and transfers are included, and the agency. On the jeep safari, entrance fees are paid on site.

What's included in a Fethiye safari? Prime Turist's jeep safari includes hotel pickup and drop-off, the drive along mountain tracks in 4x4 vehicles, visits to Tlos, Saklıkent Gorge, Gizlikent Waterfall and Yakapark, the mud bath, the water fight, lunch, a guide and insurance. Drinks, entrance fees and extras such as the photo package are not included.

What should I wear on a Fethiye safari? Comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting wet. Because of the mud bath and the water fight, bringing spare clothes to change into is strongly recommended. Trainers or sandals, sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are must-haves too. Keep your valuables in a waterproof bag.

How long does the Fethiye jeep safari take, and is it suitable for children? The Fethiye jeep safari is a full-day programme: you're picked up from your hotel at around 08:30 and dropped back between 18:00 and 19:00. It's largely suitable for children, though for little ones it's worth checking age and health conditions with the agency in advance. Because of the bumpy ride on mountain roads, it isn't recommended for anyone with serious health problems, and Prime Turist's jeep safari is not suitable for pregnant women.

Which is the best safari route in Fethiye? The most popular safari route in Fethiye is the classic one combining Saklıkent Gorge, Gizlikent Waterfall and the mud bath. If you're after culture, routes that also take in Tlos and Yakapark stand out; Prime Turist's jeep safari covers all of these. Thrill-seekers can go for the ATV quad safari on forest tracks and through the valleys, which runs all year round. Each route has its own advantages for seeing the natural beauty around Fethiye and Muğla.