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Lykia Botanika Beach And (dalamanairporttaxis.com - Lykia Botanika Beach And Fun Club Airport Transfer) Fun Club Airport Transfer, Lykia Botanika Beach Fethiye, Lykia Botanika is a holiday village built in a large garden of 30,000 m2, covered with sweetgum trees, surrounded by natural beauties, with its own private beach operating with an Ultra all-inclusive system.
It consists of 7 blocks which are well settled on a large area. Club includes loby, reception, paid case, closed and open terrace restaurant, themed fish restaurant and bars, outdoor Disco, general areas of internet, shopping center, hairdresser, photographer, sauna, laundry -ironing service. The well -groomed and flashy garden has a large swimming pool, a children's pool and a two -way slide pool. There are sunbathing area, pool bars, Disco bar and anfi theater with a capacity of approximately 200 people.
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