My name is Ibrahim and I have been running this pension in Eğirdir since 1987. I had a dream to open a pension to house anybody who wants to come and visit our beautiful section of the world. More than 30 years later, my family and myself are now running our dream pension. In my free time I enjoy water sports, hiking and biking. I am more than happy to welcome you in Fulya Pension, help you explore the area and make your stay in Eğirdir unforgettable.

Fulya is a family run pension, located in the historical part of town, surrounded by picturesque mountains and a calm lake making Eğirdir the ultimate getaway. We have been welcoming travelers since 1987 and our aim is to make your stay here as comfortable as possible with attentive staff on site to help you with any requests you have. The property offers wireless internet access, free parking area, buffet breakfast, bike rental and shuttle service to airports and nearby attractions. We serve traditional homemade dinner every night at our family restaurant 'Charlys'. Overlooking the lake and mountains in the distance and featuring a fireplace this is the a great cosy place to spend your evenings. Our specialty is fish caught fresh from the lake and we also have other meat and vegetarian options available. Dinner consists of 3 courses; soup, salad and main and of course bread and Turkish tea (çay). Non-alcoholic and Alcoholic beverages are available for an extra fee.

Our location in Egirdir is ideal, with the best views of the lake and mountain, and the town and bus terminal at a walking distance (5min). We are also not far from national parks (Yazili Kanyon National Park (50km)/ Kovada Lake National Park (30km) and historical sites such as Sagalassos, Adada and Pisidia Antiocheia. Eğirdir is also ideally located in between major Turkish attractions, such as Istanbul, Antalya, Cappadocia and Pammukale, which makes for a perfect stop during your visit to Turkey. Moreover, our town is also located on the famous St Paul’s trail – you can enjoy a break from the walk for a day or two at our pension and pick up some extra information and advice about the trail.