Datça is a district, as well as the center town of that district, in Muğla Province of Turkey. It is situated midway through the Datça Peninsula, almost 100 km (62 mi) in length, following the ondulations of small bays and coves all along, and practically an island since it is connected to the mainland through an isthmus of only several hundred meters in width. At the very tip of the peninsula is the antique city of Knidos (at the locality called Tekir today).Both the town and the peninsula were called Reşadiye till recently, in honor of the penultimate Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V Reşad. Today, Reşadiye is the name of one of the quarters of the town along with Eski Datça (literally "Old Datça") and İskele ("the quay") quarters, each separated from the others by a distance of about a mile to form, taken as a whole, the town of Datça proper.

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Mainstream Turkish daily Milliyet reported that the municipality and police have conducted an alcohol search in the public parks, gardens and streets of Fethiye, a Mediterranean resort town in southern Turkey. Reports were filed against those who had consumed alcohol, along with those who listened to loud music.