On the main strip inland from the beach, this cafe-resto serves the best coffee in Ölüdeniz, with espresso a reasonable ₺9 and latte costing ₺14. Turkish and herbal teas available too.
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Kayaköy (Levissi) Abandoned Village
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Patara's grand monuments lie scattered along the road to the beach. The main section of ruins is dominated by the dilapidated 5000-seat theatre. Next door…
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2. Kayaköy (Levissi) Abandoned Village
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Fethiye's tiny old mosque is squeezed between souvenir shops and cafes in the bazaar district.
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