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Liberty Hotels Lykia World, (fethiyetransfers.com.tr - Liberty Hotels Lykia World) Liberty Hotels Lykia Fethiye, Liberty Lykia offers a private beach where you can enjoy beach umbrellas, volleyball and drinks at the beach bar, you also have underwater diving and snorkeling opportunities at the accommodation.
Liberty Lykia offers a private beach where you can enjoy umbrellas, volleyball and a drink at the beach bar, while you also have diving and snorkeling at the accommodation.
Guests who want to pamper themselves can enjoy themselves with deep tissue massage, 3 outdoor swimming pools and a free water park provide the opportunity to have fun for everyone. One of the 6 restaurant options, Myra Main Restaurant offers international cuisine and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 3 poolside bars, nightclub and free kids club; are among the other outstanding features of this luxury resort hotel. Guests rave reviews about the helpful staff and family-friendly features.
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