Butterfly Valley

The waterfall was small due to the heat, but the gorge itself is incredibly beautiful. The trail is quite comfortable, although towards the end you do have to climb a bit—it's not too difficult, though. There are indeed butterflies in the gorge, not as many as there used to be, but you can still spot a few. Overall, it’s a lovely place to visit for nature lovers, with stunning views and a pleasant hike!

This beach has clear water, very big rocks on the sea ground wear water shoes. I was disappointed when we walked the trail to see the butterfly valley in the gorge area. There was hardly any there. The area looks like a nice relaxing, quiet place to stay and camp if one wants. We came in a smaller boat. However, there were large party boats that dropped off people for an hour. The music is extremely loud and it's such a small beach there was no need for that if you want to enjoy the atmosphere.

Butterfly Valley (Kelebekler Vadisi), located near Ölüdeniz and Fethiye on Turkey’s turquoise coast, is a stunning natural retreat. Surrounded by steep cliffs, this picturesque valley is accessible by boat or hiking trails. Its serene cove features a mix of sandy and pebble beaches and is renowned for crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The valley gets its name from the over 100 species of butterflies that inhabit the area, including the rare Jersey Tiger butterfly, most vibrant from April to June. Visitors can also explore a scenic 60-meter waterfall, hike lush trails, or camp amidst the tranquil beauty. Rustic accommodations like treehouses are available for those seeking an immersive nature experience, while nearby towns offer more luxurious lodging options. Butterfly Valley is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Not easy to access to hike down. You must know what you are doing. We got good hiking training map to follow and we just did what we can not to try to conquer nature but humble by its beauty ! We had amazing time !

Beautiful beach and nice bars , we took a small boat ,we were lucky we got there in between the Viking boats that ruin the peace and the view

Kelebek Vadisi is one of the places you should see when you go to Muğla, it may be a little difficult to reach the seaside due to its location (there is a road but it is rough) but when you reach the end you will come across a view that is worth it. Since the length of the bay is narrow as it appears on the map, it is likely to be crowded and congested. The region is very suitable for canoeing, the sea is generally calm and there are closed caves in the area (you can see it from the sea and go inside, but be careful, the rocks can be sharp). There is also a bar serving in the area, the prices can be expensive as in every holiday region in Turkey. Finally, there is a zip line that you can go up to the hill on the left side of the bay, you can try it with pleasure.

It’s a nice valley and beach. Recommended👍🏽 The only way to reach there is a boat 🛥️

My fav beach ever. Waterfall is also so nice. I suggest u to stay there at least for 1 night. Its quite and in nature, kind of expensive but believe me its worth it