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Inlice Transfer, İnlice Transfer
Inlice village of Muğla Göcek was home to a Lycian civilization called Daidala in ancient times. According to legends, Daidala, where Zeus and Hera got married, is an ancient city known for its festivities for generations. The historical rock tombs on the slopes of İnlice Village prove that a civilization lived in the region before. Although it takes some effort to reach the rock tombs, you can visit these tombs and witness the history.
Although the city of Daidala is mostly located on the steep slopes in the region, today the village of İnlice extends from the plain to the sea. You can reach Inlice beach, which starts at the end of the pine forests, in less than five minutes on foot from our hotel. Inlice beach, which is relatively quiet compared to the beaches in the known holiday regions, has a magnificent air and clean water as a result of the combination of nature and the sea.
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