Club Tuana Fethiye

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Quick Verdict

Club Tuana Fethiye is a 521-room ultra all-inclusive holiday village at Yanıklar, about 17 km north of Fethiye town, and it is one of the most consistently loved resorts on the Turkish Aegean coast. It scores 8.8/10 on Trip.com, sits around 4 of 5 on TripAdvisor from more than 5,000 reviews, and its 2026 review pages are full of people on their second, third and fourth visit. That repeat rate tells you most of what you need to know.

What makes it work is the combination of a genuine ultra all-inclusive with a resort that is built like an old-fashioned holiday village rather than a hotel block. There are 24 low-rise blocks spread through gardens, a private Blue Flag beach with a pier, a 1,000 m2 main pool, a three-lane aqua park, a bird sanctuary, a 600-seat amphitheater, a 1.3 km cycle track and a water sports center that runs its own boat trips and scuba dives. Three themed a la carte restaurants sit inside the concept, and The Bar — open 24 hours — pours both local and foreign brands plus international cocktails.

It is not flawless. The beach is a 250 m walk from the rooms, the piped background music runs all day, and the popular Lagoon swim-up rooms are snug for three. But for a family or a couple who want a friendly, unpretentious, genuinely all-inclusive week near Olu Deniz, this is one of the safest bookings in Turkey.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
24-hour bar with imported brands and international cocktails in the concept	Beach is 250 m from the accommodation
Blue Flag private beach with pier and shallow entry	Background music everywhere until 21:00-22:00
Three included a la cartes: Ivriz, Ristorante Roma, Olive Tree	Lagoon rooms tight for three; shower floods the bathroom
Water sports center with boat trips, diving school and scuba	Bottled drinks and off-list imports are charged
Lagoon swim-up rooms with their own bar	Spa is paid apart from sauna and hammam
Food service 07:00-midnight plus 01:30 sandwiches	Motorized water sports all extra
Kids’ clubs by age (4-7, 8-14, plus teen club in high season)	Booking.com still lists it as Majesty Club Tuana Park

The Resort at a Glance

Detail	Info
Rooms	521 total — 426 Club rooms and 95 Park rooms, across 24 three-storey blocks
Restaurants	Veranda main buffet plus three themed a la cartes: Ivriz (fish), Ristorante Roma (Italian), Olive Tree (world cuisine); separate children’s buffet
Bars	The Bar (24h), Lobby Bar, Pool Bar, Park Pool Bar, Poseidon Bar (beachfront), Zoo Bar, Disco Bar, plus the Lagoon bars
Pools	1,000 m2 main pool, two children’s pools, a separate three-lane aqua park pool, plus a pool and children’s pool in the Park section
Beach	Private Blue Flag beach, sand and pebble, with pier, cabanas and a pavilion — 250 m from the accommodation
Airport	Dalaman (DLM), roughly 45 km — about 45-60 minutes
Location	Yanıklar, 17 km from Fethiye center; Olu Deniz and Saklıkent Gorge within easy reach
Facilities	Bird sanctuary, 600-seat amphitheater, 1,333 m cycle track, 1,000-1,150 m jogging track, shopping arcade, spa with nine therapy rooms
Adults-only?	No — a family holiday village, though the Park section is the quieter half

Rooms and Suites

Club rooms

The 426 Club rooms are the core inventory. The standard Club Deluxe Room — there are 275 of them — runs 27-30 m2 for two or three people, with a bathtub bathroom, safe, central block air conditioning (heating and cooling), hairdryer, phone, satellite TV with a music channel, minibar and balcony. Every room has a balcony. There are also accessible Club Deluxe rooms.

The rooms are comfortable rather than designer, and 2026 guests consistently praise how well maintained they are — daily housekeeping, beds decorated by the maids, fridges restocked. Sound insulation between rooms gets specific praise too, which matters in a family resort.

Family rooms

The Club Deluxe Family Room is the sweet spot for four or five: 43 m2 across two bedrooms with one bathroom and a connecting door, and there are 73 of them. In the Park section, the 19 Park Family Rooms are 39 m2 for four. Park rooms have split air conditioning units rather than the central block system, and either a shower cabin or a bathtub. Note that with only one bathroom in a family room, a family of five needs to plan mornings.

Lagoon swim-up rooms

The category everyone talks about. The Lagoon rooms open directly onto a shared pool, come with a double sun lounger on your terrace, and are served by their own Lagoon bars — which 2026 guests describe as the best bars on site, with bartenders who remember your drink and fresh brownies on the counter. There is also a Lagoon Roof Family Room with pool views.

The honest counterpoint, straight from a July 2026 guest: the Lagoon rooms are small but adequate for three, and the open shower design leaves the bathroom floor wet. Worth it anyway if you value the pool access.

Our pick

For couples, book a Lagoon swim-up room and treat the private lagoon bar as your base for the week. For families of four or five, take the Club Deluxe Family Room — the two-bedroom layout beats the pool terrace once there are children involved. If you want quiet, ask for the Park section: it has its own pool, children’s pool and snack bar, and Park guests can use everything in the Club section anyway.

Food and Dining

Veranda main restaurant

Veranda is the main buffet, with both an indoor room and an open terrace, and it runs an unusually long service day: early breakfast 07:00-07:30, breakfast 07:30-10:30, late breakfast 10:30-11:30, lunch 12:30-14:00, dinner 19:00-21:30 and a night meal 23:00-00:00. Add cold sandwiches from 01:30 to 02:00 and gözleme and ice cream 11:00-17:30 at the Zoo Bar, and snack service 12:30-17:30 at both the Club and Park snack bars, and you have close to round-the-clock food.

Quality is a genuine strength here. Guests in 2026 use words like “outstanding” and note more than 100 dishes per service, with kebabs, döner and grills at lunch and dinner. There is a separate children’s buffet in its own space, and Veranda has a children’s play area plus a microwave, bottle steriliser and warmer for babies. The staff clear and reset tables continuously, which is why finding a seat is rarely the problem it is at other resorts this size.

The themed a la carte restaurants

Three of them, all inside the concept: Ivriz Restaurant for fish (19:30-22:00), Ristorante Roma for Italian (19:00-22:00) and Olive Tree for world cuisine (19:00-22:00), the last set in a garden of olive trees. Menus are accessed by QR code. Drinks within the ultra all-inclusive concept are included at all three; anything from the extra drinks menu is charged.

This matters more than it sounds. At most Turkish five-stars the themed restaurants either carry a per-head surcharge or are gated behind a seven-night minimum. Here they are part of what you already paid for, and 2026 guests who ate at all three reported no disappointments.

Bars and drinks

Nine drinking venues, and the important one is The Bar, open 24 hours, serving local and foreign alcoholic drinks, hot and cold drinks and international cocktails within the concept. That is unusually generous for Turkey, where imported spirits are normally the first thing behind a paywall. The rest of the concept follows the standard rule: local brands free 24 hours, imported brands and all bottled drinks charged.

Elsewhere: Poseidon Bar sits on the water for sunsets (11:00-00:00), Pool Bar and Park Pool Bar run 09:00-00:00, the Lobby Bar 08:00-00:00, Zoo Bar does ice cream and gözleme 11:00-17:30, and the Disco Bar opens 23:00-01:00. Minibars are stocked with water, soda and beer on arrival day; refills are chargeable.

Food quality verdict

One of the better all-inclusive food operations in the Fethiye area, and the value is exceptional given three included a la cartes and a 24-hour bar with cocktails. The only recurring criticism in recent reviews concerns consistency for guests with specific dietary needs — if you have allergies, speak to the restaurant manager on day one rather than assuming.

Beach and Pools

The beach

Club Tuana’s beach is private, Blue Flag certified, a sand-and-pebble mix, with a pier, sun loungers, umbrellas, beach towels, cabanas and a pavilion. The shore shelves gently, which makes it good for young swimmers, and boat trips pick up directly from the hotel pier — several 2026 guests rated the resort’s own boat trips as the best they had taken in Turkey.

The caveat you must plan for: the beach is 250 m from the accommodation blocks. That is a five-minute walk through gardens, not a step off your terrace. If beachfront-in-the-literal-sense matters to you, this is the wrong resort.

Pools

The main pool is 1,000 m2, which is genuinely large, with two children’s pools and, at a separate point on the site, a three-lane aqua park slide pool. The Park section has its own pool, children’s pool and snack bar for guests who want a quieter day. Add the Lagoon pools that the swim-up rooms open onto and there is rarely competition for space.

Activities and Entertainment

Daytime

The free list is long and unusually good: tennis on four quartz courts and one tartan court, mini golf, archery, air rifle, mini football, basketball, boccia, darts, table tennis, water polo, water gymnastics, aerobics, pedalos and canoes, a 1,333 m cycle track, a jogging track of roughly 1,000-1,150 m, beach volleyball, chess, plus the sauna and hammam.

Paid extras: jet ski, parasailing, banana rides, water skiing, catamaran, the diving school and scuba dives, boat trips, billiards, PlayStation, bike hire, babysitting and the doctor’s service. The water sports center next to the beach gets specific, repeated praise in 2026 reviews — guests mention reasonably priced scuba with qualified instructors and hassle-free boat trip organisation.

Evening

There is a 600-seat amphitheater, an open-air disco, nightly animation shows and a Turkish night. The entertainment team draws warm reviews for being energetic without cornering you. The Disco Bar keeps going until 1am.

One honest note that comes up repeatedly in 2026 reviews: there is low-level instrumental music playing throughout the resort during the day and it does not switch off until around 21:00-22:00. If you are the kind of traveler who wants a silent corner with a book, you will have to walk to the beach or the Park section to find one.

Kids’ Club

Age-banded and well run. Mini Club covers ages 4-7 with stone painting, sandcastle games, mini olympics, picnics, pool games, plaster painting, mini bowling, cookie making and children’s shows. Maxi Club covers 8-14 with football, table tennis, water polo, volleyball, basketball, mini golf, water olympics, darts, treasure hunts, children’s cinema, aqua parties and face painting. A Teeny Club for older children runs in high season. There is a children’s disco, a playground, a play house and film screenings.

The bird sanctuary — a small aviary the resort calls Kuş Cenneti — is a genuine hit with younger children, and the hammocks near it get named in reviews. Babysitting is available on request and is charged.

Spa and Wellness

The spa runs 10:30-22:00 with nine therapy rooms, a Turkish hammam, sauna, steam room, shock pool, indoor pool, jacuzzi and a private relaxation area. Face and body treatments, couples’ therapies, Thai and aromatherapy massages, peeling and kese scrubs are all on the menu.

The important line from the hotel’s own concept documentation: everything except use of the sauna and hammam is chargeable. So the heat circuit is yours, the massage is not. Honeymooners get a 20% discount on one requested massage session as part of the honeymoon package, which also includes fresh flowers, a themed-restaurant dinner, a heart-shaped cake, one in-room breakfast, a fruit and sparkling wine welcome and an evening wine and cheese plate at the Pavilion.

What’s Included vs Extra

Included	Extra cost
All buffet meals at Veranda plus night meal and 01:30 sandwiches	Bottled drinks and minibar refills after arrival day
Snack service 12:30-17:30 (Club and Park), gözleme and ice cream 11:00-17:30	Imported brands outside The Bar’s concept list
Three themed a la carte restaurants (Ivriz, Ristorante Roma, Olive Tree)	Extra drinks menu at the a la cartes
Local drinks 24 hours; The Bar also serves foreign brands and international cocktails	Spa treatments and massages (sauna and hammam are free)
Tennis, mini golf, archery, air rifle, canoes, pedalos, table tennis, darts, water gymnastics	Jet ski, parasailing, banana, water skiing, catamaran
Sauna, hammam, fitness center	Diving school and scuba dives, boat trips
Kids’ clubs, children’s buffet, playground, animation and shows	Babysitting, doctor, laundry and dry cleaning
Beach loungers, umbrellas, beach and pool towels, cycle track	Billiards, PlayStation, bike hire, internet cafe, photo services
Free Wi-Fi	Airport transfers (chargeable)

All-inclusive status: genuine ultra all-inclusive, sold as the standard board basis rather than an optional upgrade. Local brands are free 24 hours across the resort; The Bar extends that to foreign brands and cocktails. See does all-inclusive include alcohol for how that compares to other markets.

Pricing and How to Book

Price ranges by season

Typical published all-inclusive rates for two adults sharing, per night. Lagoon swim-up and family rooms carry a premium, and August is a different market entirely.

Season	Typical nightly rate (2 adults, AI)
May	$200-280
June	$280-400
July - August (peak)	$430-550+
September	$300-420
October	$200-290
November - April	Typically closed; confirm operating dates

Agoda currently puts the property’s average nightly rate at around $432 against a Fethiye average of $182, and Trip.com shows peak-August rates from around $534. Rates change with season and availability — confirm the current rate and exactly what’s included before you book.

Best time to book

Turkish early-booking discounts open in winter and shrink as occupancy builds, and Club Tuana has a high repeat-guest rate, which means the Lagoon rooms and two-bedroom family rooms sell out early for July and August. If your dates are fixed, book by February. If you can move, late September is the best week of the year here: sea at its warmest, prices down a third, kids’ clubs still running.

Where to book

One quirk to know: Booking.com still lists the property under its legacy name, Majesty Club Tuana Park, which trips up price comparisons. The current official site is clubtuana.com.tr — the older clubtuana.com domain is no longer the hotel’s. Compare the Booking.com rate against the hotel’s own site and against UK operators, since several 2026 guests reported the best deal came from booking directly with the hotel for longer stays.

Compared to Nearby Resorts

The obvious comparison is Liberty Lykia at Kıdrak, the region’s biggest family resort. Liberty Lykia has the more spectacular setting, a much bigger children’s water park and more restaurants; Club Tuana has flatter, more walkable ground, a Blue Flag beach and a 24-hour bar with imported spirits and cocktails. If anyone in your group finds hills hard work, Club Tuana wins that comparison outright.

Closer to Fethiye town, Akra Fethiye (TUI Blue Sensatori) is the more contemporary, design-led option and better suited to couples — but its all-inclusive covers local-brand alcohol only, with premium spirits on supplement, so Club Tuana is the more generous concept.

For the full picture, see our best all-inclusive resorts in Turkey guide, the Fethiye resort area page and the Turkey destination hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Club Tuana Fethiye still open in 2026?

Yes. It is actively bookable through Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda, Turkish Airlines Holidays and the major Turkish agencies, with verified guest reviews from May, June and July 2026. Note that the old clubtuana.com web address is now a parked domain — the current official site is clubtuana.com.tr, and Booking.com still lists the hotel under its former name, Majesty Club Tuana Park.

Is Club Tuana Fethiye all-inclusive?

Yes, and it is a true ultra all-inclusive sold as the standard board basis. Buffet meals, snacks, the night meal, three themed a la carte restaurants and local-brand drinks are all included 24 hours. The Bar, open around the clock, additionally serves foreign brands and international cocktails within the concept. Bottled drinks, minibar refills and anything on the extra drinks menu are charged.

Is Club Tuana Fethiye on the beach?

It has its own private Blue Flag beach with a pier, but the beach is 250 m from the accommodation blocks — a short walk through the gardens rather than a step off your terrace. The sea shelves gently, which suits families with young children.

How far is Club Tuana from Dalaman Airport and Fethiye?

Dalaman Airport is about 45 km away, roughly 45-60 minutes by road. Fethiye town center is 17 km. Olu Deniz, Saklıkent Gorge and the Fethiye old town are all comfortable half-day trips, and taxis wait outside the hotel.

Is Club Tuana good for families?

Very. There are age-banded kids’ clubs (4-7, 8-14 and a teen club in high season), a separate children’s buffet, a children’s disco and cinema, a bird sanctuary, an aqua park, two children’s pools and two-bedroom family rooms. One child up to age 11 stays free per room, and infants under two are free. See our best all-inclusive resorts for families guide for wider comparisons.

What are the main complaints about Club Tuana?

From 2026 reviews: the constant low-level background music that plays until 21:00-22:00 and makes quiet corners hard to find; Lagoon swim-up rooms that are small for three and whose open showers wet the bathroom floor; the 250 m walk to the beach; and occasional inconsistency in handling special dietary requirements. None of these are dealbreakers for most guests, and the repeat-visit rate here is unusually high.

Final Verdict: 8.6 out of 10

Club Tuana Fethiye is the resort we would book in this area for a family that wants an easy, generous, low-drama all-inclusive week. The concept is more honest than most of its Turkish competitors — three a la carte restaurants included rather than surcharged, a 24-hour bar that actually pours imported spirits and cocktails, food service running from 07:00 until the early hours — and the staff culture is the thing guests write paragraphs about. A resort where people return for a third and fourth time is telling you something no brochure can.

Deduct points for the 250 m walk to the beach, the piped music that never stops, the compact Lagoon bathrooms and a spa that charges for everything except the heat rooms. None of that changes the fundamentals.

Book it if you want a friendly holiday-village week near Olu Deniz with a Blue Flag beach and genuinely good food. Book Liberty Lykia instead if the children’s water park is the whole point of the trip and nobody in your group minds hills.