Uzumlu village literally translated means 'grape yard' or 'place of the grape' and shares its plateau location with the neighbouring village of Incirkoy (fig village). The village itself is largely untouched by development and retains much of itsUzumlu retains its traditional Ottoman style traditional Turkish charm and lifestyle. Being some 500m above sea level the area enjoys pleasant summer night temperatures and as it's name suggests you will see many grapevines growing in all areas around the village. Produce of Village street - Uzumluthe area includes grape-juice, vinegar, olives, olive oil, tobacco, fig products and of course wine. There is also an active local weaving industry. Perched 400m above the village of Uzumlu lies the ancient Roman/Lycian city of Cadianda with monuments dating back to the 5th century B.C. Visitors to Cadianda can explore the ruins of a temple and angora, stadium, baths and theatre and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. If

Uzumlu village literally translated means 'grape yard' or 'place of the grape' and shares its plateau location with the neighbouring village of Incirkoy (fig village). The village itself is largely untouched by development and retains much of itsUzumlu retains its traditional Ottoman style traditional Turkish charm and lifestyle. Being some 500m above sea level the area enjoys pleasant summer night temperatures and as it's name suggests you will see many grapevines growing in all areas around the village. Produce of Village street - Uzumluthe area includes grape-juice, vinegar, olives, olive oil, tobacco, fig products and of course wine. There is also an active local weaving industry. Perched 400m above the village of Uzumlu lies the ancient Roman/Lycian city of Cadianda with monuments dating back to the 5th century B.C. Visitors to Cadianda can explore the ruins of a temple and angora, stadium, baths and theatre and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. If peace and tranquillity is your thing then Uzumlu is the place to 'getEat al fresco and watch the sun go down! away from it all' and enjoy the beauty of its natural surroundings. Eating al fresco in one of the local restaurants or lokantas and watching the sun setting over the mountains is about as lively as it gets! apart from the occasional wedding. Excellent road links - a very scenic drive! A more active night life can be found in nearby Fethiye town. Üzümlü is a loveley village up in the mountains. it's never as hot as in Fethiye - the clima is especially for your health fantastic (rheuma, asthma, heart...).

Uzumlu village literally translated means 'grape yard' or 'place of the grape' and shares its plateau location with the neighbouring village of Incirkoy (fig village). The village itself is largely untouched by development and retains much of itsUzumlu retains its traditional Ottoman style traditional Turkish charm and lifestyle. Being some 500m above sea level the area enjoys pleasant summer night temperatures and as it's name suggests you will see many grapevines growing in all areas around the village. Produce of Village street - Uzumluthe area includes grape-juice, vinegar, olives, olive oil, tobacco, fig products and of course wine. There is also an active local weaving industry. Perched 400m above the village of Uzumlu lies the ancient Roman/Lycian city of Cadianda with monuments dating back to the 5th century B.C. Visitors to Cadianda can explore the ruins of a temple and angora, stadium, baths and theatre and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. If

Uzumlu village literally translated means 'grape yard' or 'place of the grape' and shares its plateau location with the neighbouring village of Incirkoy (fig village). The village itself is largely untouched by development and retains much of itsUzumlu retains its traditional Ottoman style traditional Turkish charm and lifestyle. Being some 500m above sea level the area enjoys pleasant summer night temperatures and as it's name suggests you will see many grapevines growing in all areas around the village. Produce of Village street - Uzumluthe area includes grape-juice, vinegar, olives, olive oil, tobacco, fig products and of course wine. There is also an active local weaving industry. Perched 400m above the village of Uzumlu lies the ancient Roman/Lycian city of Cadianda with monuments dating back to the 5th century B.C. Visitors to Cadianda can explore the ruins of a temple and angora, stadium, baths and theatre and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. If peace and tranquillity is your thing then Uzumlu is the place to 'getEat al fresco and watch the sun go down! away from it all' and enjoy the beauty of its natural surroundings. Eating al fresco in one of the local restaurants or lokantas and watching the sun setting over the mountains is about as lively as it gets! apart from the occasional wedding. Excellent road links - a very scenic drive! A more active night life can be found in nearby Fethiye town. Üzümlü is a loveley village up in the mountains. it's never as hot as in Fethiye - the clima is especially for your health fantastic (rheuma, asthma, heart...).