What's The Weather Like In Hisaronu In February
February sees the end of the cooler winter months in Hisaronu and the return of spring, with gradually rising temperatures and a little less rainfall.
Temperature
The average temperature in Hisaronu in February is just 9C, though with highs of a marginally warmer 14C it's still likely to be relatively pleasant for sightseeing; the highest temperature ever recorded in the area is 24C, so it might even be quite warm. Temperatures fall dramatically overnight, when, with lows of a very chilly 4C, it will feel very cold indeed.
Sunshine Hours/Sea Temperature
With only 7 hours of sunshine on average each day in Hisaronu, and sea temperatures of around 16C, conditions really don't lend themselves to sunbathing and beach activities. It's a similar story across Turkey, with average temperatures of just 6C in Istanbul in the north, 9C in Izmir to the west of Hisaronu, and 11C in Alanya on the south east coast. Istanbul is, in fact, likely to be significantly colder than other areas of the country, with highs of just 8C and lows of 3C.
Rain
Winter is the rainy season in Turkey, and with 142mm of rainfall expected over 17 days in Hisaronu expect prolonged showers and possibly even some thunderstorms. Areas at lower altitude may flood at this time, but Hisaronu very rarely does. Other areas of Turkey are beginning to be a little drier at this time, with just 70mm of rainfall expected over 12 days in Istanbul and 95mm of rainfall over 11 days in Izmir. Hisaronu tends to be a little wetter year round thanks to higher altitude and the mountainous surrounding landscape.
Take a look at the weather forecast here.
Hisaronu Hotels In February
Gurol Aqua Resort Hotel & Apartments
The Gurol Aqua Resort Hotel & Apartments is conveniently located just 50m from the centre of Hisaronu and 3km from Oludeniz, with lovely views of the surrounding mountains (though not the Bay). Family owned, the Gurol offers a choice of hotel rooms or apartments. The furnishings and facilities are basic, but there are some amenities on site which make up for it, like a restaurant serving a range of international and local cuisine, outdoor pool area, bar and games room. This is definitely more of a mid-range choice, and much more suitable for families than couples or single persons.
Bars And Restaurants
Mozaik Bahce
No visit to Turkey would be complete with a taste of the local cuisine. Hisaronu really caters to the Brit pack, so you aren't likely to find many authentic restaurants in town. For something more locally inspired, try Suzzanne's in the centre of town or head into Fethiye to the Mozaik Bahce. The karnivarik, a local taste on moussaka, is delicious.
El Nino Restaurant & Bar
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, El Nino Restaurant & Bar is the place to go if you want quality Turkish cuisine. This eatery is popular with the locals as it serves large portions for very affordable prices.
Things To Do In Hisaronu In February
Fethiye
Turkey is famous for its shopping. Head into nearby Fethiye and browse the stalls of the weekly market to pick up a few bargains; everything from knock-off designer goods to traditional pottery and local crafts. The market runs on Tuesdays all year round, tending to be much quieter off-season without the crowds of tourists hunting for souvenirs. If you're self-catering, there's a wonderful selection of locally produced fruit and vegetables on offer; cheaper and fresher than anything you'll pick up in the supermarket.
City of Hierapolis
Located in Denizli Province near Icmele, is the natural site of Pamukkale, famous for its travertines and hot springs. The ancient Greco-Roman and Byzantine city of Hierapolis was built on top of the white "castle", and can be seen from the hills on the opposite side of the valley in the town of Denizli. People have bathed in its pools for thousands of years and the area has been declared a World Heritage Site in 1998.
Wearing shoes in the water is strictly prohibited to protect the deposits. There's a museum, showcasing historical artefacts from towns across Lycos valley including Hierapolis, Attudi, Laodiceia and Colossae. In addition to these, the museum has a large section showcasing artefacts found at Beycesultan Hüyük, including beautiful examples of Bronze Age craft.
Marmaris Karting
For some family fun on a dry day, head over to Marmaris Karting (buses run regularly to Mamaris or your hotel can arrange transportation). All the equipment you'll need is available to hire, and there are karts and circuits to cater for everyone, including a recently built challenging new track which is perfect for more experienced kart enthusiasts.
12 Islands Boat Cruise
Explore the many Mediterranean islands surrounding Turkey on a 12 Islands Boat Cruise. This full-day excursion leaves the nearby city of Fethiye and travels around the various islands surrounding Turkey. Flat Island, Smanlik Bay, Dockyard Island, Red Island, Cleopatra Baths and Yavansu are all included in the itinerary.
