Places to see in Oludeniz

The first thing you should do when you come to Oludeniz is to go to the world-famous Oludeniz Beach, which has been voted the most beautiful beach in the world. Here you can enjoy the sea and the sun. You will see every shade of blue in the sea that changes color at different times of the day.   

You can go to Saklikent Canyon. 200 thousand years ago, you can spend an interesting day in Saklikent Canyon, which took its present interesting shape as a result of collapse. When you enter the icy water at the entrance, you will not feel your feet.   

You can go to Patara Beach, don't forget to watch the caretta carettas. You can visit the ancient city of Patara.

You can go to Belcekız Beach. You can go to Kıdrak Bay, which is about 5 minutes away from here. You can go to the historical Lycian Way and take a walk.    

You can see the Butterfly Valley, which has been declared a natural protected area. In the rocky valley, you can see thousands or even millions of butterflies clinging to the rocks.    

You can go to Gemile Island and see the cisterns and church ruins from the Byzantine and Roman periods. You can visit Aya Nikola Island, Gemile Bay, Karacaören and Göcek with daily boat tours.

The first place that comes to mind when it comes to Oludeniz is undoubtedly Oludeniz Beach with its turquoise waters and world-famous lagoon. This area, which resembles a lake with its calm waters and no waves, is almost like a pool offered by nature. Since the inner part of the lagoon is a special protection area, motorized vehicles are not allowed and it preserves its naturalness.

Butterfly Valley, which can be reached by boat or by footpath from Ölüdeniz, is one of Turkey's most impressive natural wonders. Surrounded by 350 meter high steep cliffs, this valley takes its name from the rare butterfly species that live here. You can camp, hike or climb to the waterfall in the middle of the valley.

Babadağ, considered one of the best paragliding spots in the world, offers a unique experience for those who want to look at the deep blue bays of Ölüdeniz from the air. You can watch the sunset by climbing to the top or have an unforgettable moment by paragliding with professional guides.

Gemiler Island, where history and nature are intertwined, is famous for its early Byzantine ruins and churches. You can reach the summit of the island on foot and enjoy a magnificent view of Ölüdeniz.

Faralya and Kabak Bay, which is about 30-40 minutes away from Ölüdeniz, is a great escape for those who want to be in touch with nature. To reach Kabak Bay, you need to hike the last few kilometers. Here you can stay in bungalow hotels or camp in a tent.

Oludeniz is one of the starting points of the world famous Lycian Way. It offers a wonderful experience for those who want to walk among the ruins of the ancient Lycian civilization. You can visit the following ancient cities on the way:

Fethiye Museum, which is close to Ölüdeniz, is a good alternative for those who want to explore the historical and archaeological past of the region. Lycian sarcophagi, mosaics and sculptures are exhibited in the museum.

Oludeniz attracts attention not only with its daytime sea and nature activities but also with its nightlife. Oludeniz Bars Street is full of live music venues and restaurants by the sea.

For accommodation suggestions, you can check our page for Oludeniz Hotels.