Full day · about 8 hours
Dalyan Jeep Safari
Everything about Dalyan that is not on the water. Dirt tracks through pine forest, villages where the road runs out, and a swim in Yuvarlakçay — spring water cold enough to take your breath, under plane trees, with trout restaurants built on stilts over the stream.
- Duration
- Full day · about 8 hours
- Group
- Shared 4x4 convoy
- Season
- April – October
- Price
- Message us for today’s price
The day, hour by hour
- Morning pick-up
Open-top 4x4 from your door in Dalyan.
- Forest tracks
Up into the hills. Dusty and bumpy — that is the point.
- Village stop
Tea, and a look at how the inland side of Muğla actually lives.
- Yuvarlakçay
Swim in the cold spring stream and eat trout by the water.
- Köyceğiz and the mud baths
A soak in the sulphur pools on the way back.
- Late afternoon return
Back to the same door.
What’s included
- 4x4 and driver-guide
- Hotel/villa pick-up in Dalyan
- Water on board
Not included
- Lunch
- Mud bath entrance
- Drinks
What to bring
- Clothes you do not mind soaking — there are water fights
- Trainers, not flip flops
- Sun cream, hat, sunglasses
- A dry bag or plastic bag for your phone
Questions people actually ask
Is it safe for children?
Yes, with seat belts and a sensible convoy speed. Very small children are better on the boat trip — the tracks are genuinely bumpy.
Do we get wet?
Almost certainly. Water fights between jeeps are a fixture and Yuvarlakçay is a swim stop.
Can I drive?
No. These are guided convoys with local drivers who know which tracks are passable this week. Self-drive quad and buggy safaris are a separate thing — ask us.