Reşadiye peninsula and the surroundings of Hoppala Pension and Ovabuekue offer a lot of attractive and interesting destinations for shorter or longer trips. First of all there is Datça, the centre of the peninsula, a small and friendly town, which is quite different to the other tourist places at the Turkish Mediterranean coast. A paradise for a sailors and divers and also a starting point for visits (by ferry boat) to Simi, the greek island or to Bodrum. Datça provides the main regional shopping facilities, especially on Saturdays, when the traditional market opens. From agricultural products to clothing, shoes and houseware, everything you need (or you need not really) can be bought there.
Probably the most impressive place and a must to go is Knidos the ancient city at the top of the peninsula. The artifacts at the archeological site tell the story of the great ancient human cultures of the Aegean world. At least Knidos as well shows the visitor the attractions of the wild and fascinating landscape at the edge of the Aegean coast and the open Mediterranean Sea.
Close to Ovabuekue there are also other beautiful places, that can be visited much better by strolling, than by taking the car. For example Palamutbüki or Haitbuekue, the neighbour bay, which is a "secret tip" among sailors.
To get to Ovabuekue you have to take the raod from Datça to Knidos/Palamutbuekue for about 7 kilometers. Then you have to turn left on a smaller (asphalt) road to Mesudiye and to go on for another 7 kilometers, before, close to the sea turning right to Ovabuekue. In Ovabuekue the way to Hoppala Pension (or beach restaurant) is guided by information signs.