The village's highlights, tastes and natural beauty.
Narrow stone lanes draped in bougainvillea, where time slows down.
A twin-harbour ancient port at the tip of the peninsula.
The street where the beloved poet lived and is remembered.
Orchards turning white in February; a geographically marked almond.
Cold-pressed Aegean olive oil from centuries-old groves.
Natural honey from the peninsula's thyme and pine flora.
Mesudiye, Ovabükü, Palamutbükü — crystal Aegean waters.
Cafés, ateliers and conversation under an ancient plane tree.
A 19th-century village mosque among the stone lanes.
The pre-exchange Greek church — now the Hızırşah Culture House.
A stone church ruin nestled in nature around Kargı.
Stone monastery ruins near Kargı.
Hellenistic castle ruins on a hill commanding Old Datça.
The early settlement of Knidos — the Burgaz archaeological site.
The ancient burial ground of the early Knidos settlement at Burgaz.
Stone traces of ancient grape and wine production.
An ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo at Emecik.
A quiet pebble cove at the foot of the Sanctuary of Apollo.
A single-domed historic mosque from the Menteşe Beylik era.
A house keeping silk-rearing and weaving traditions alive.
A 1796 mosque ruin on the Körmen road, its inscription intact.
A 19th-century Ottoman mosque in the centre of Reşadiye.
A restored Ottoman mansion of 1809 in Reşadiye.
Historic windmills lined up against the wind at Kızlan.
A rare dune ecosystem merging with the sea.
