Ölüdeniz Beach

Nice and quite in October. We enjoyed it very much, but I can imagine how overcrowded ans overwhelming it could get in high season. Quite pricy, though: 500 lira for parking, 1200 for an umbrella and 2 sunbeds...

I loved spending time on this beach , one of my favorites.I wish i had more time to spend ,lots of bars and restaurants.We paid 1000Tl for 2 sunbeds and umbrella.Parking was 10 minutes away.Fres restrooms and shower.

its a really cool place. but be prepared: it is very crowded, they will charge you multiple times for different things. The sun shades are a bit small, you need to adjust your sun-bed constantly (if you have space of course). it has a locker tho’ which is really handy, but didn’t worked for us, but the staff did a workaround to fix it for us. :) All together we had a blast at the bay, the water is very clear once you pass the shallow water. and if you up for exploring , you can climb the surrounding “mini island” rocks. i wouldn’t miss it!

⭐️⭐️ Ölüdeniz has always been known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Türkiye, and I’ve visited many times over the years. The sea is stunningly crystal clear — but sadly that’s the only thing left I truly love about this place. Prices have gone through the roof, the beach itself isn’t very sandy, and the lack of security is a real problem. There are people walking around taking photos of women without proper control, and one man with a parrot goes around pushing photos on tourists. When I said no, he was extremely rude and even shouted at me because he didn’t understand my answer — which is not my problem. It left a very bad impression. For such a famous destination, it feels poorly managed and not welcoming anymore.

Ölüdeniz – Where Turquoise Waters Meet Tranquility 🇹🇷 Nestled along Türkiye’s stunning southwestern coast, Ölüdeniz is one of the country’s most iconic destinations — and for good reason. The name “Ölüdeniz” translates to “Dead Sea”, referring to its famously calm waters, even during stormy weather. This natural lagoon has been drawing visitors for centuries with its crystal-clear turquoise sea, soft white sands, and breathtaking mountain backdrop. Ölüdeniz lies near the ancient Lycian Way, a historic trail once used by the Lycian civilization. It has long been treasured as a protected national nature reserve, which has helped preserve its unique beauty and biodiversity. - Calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming and relaxing - The Blue Lagoon, a postcard-perfect area great for families - Clean beaches with sun-beds, umbrellas, and changing facilities - A variety of cafés, restaurants, and beachfront bars - Public transportation and parking nearby - Eco-conscious management as it’s part of a protected park - Paragliding from Babadağ Mountain – world-famous views over the sea - Boat trips to Butterfly Valley, St. Nicholas Island, and hidden coves - Snorkelling and scuba diving in crystal waters - Kayaking, paddleboarding, and jet skiing - Hiking along the Lycian Way trail for scenic vistas Ölüdeniz offers everything from luxury resorts and boutique hotels to cozy guesthouses. The atmosphere is laid-back yet vibrant, with nightlife in nearby Hisarönü if you want a livelier evening. Whether you're after adventure or total relaxation, Ölüdeniz delivers it all — wrapped in natural beauty and Turkish hospitality. A must-visit on any trip to the Turquoise Coast!

Beautiful Beach. Love the scenery. It’s pebbly, but the pebbles are smooth. Water is crystal clear. Beach has washrooms. Entrance was 100TL per person. No stamp or receipt to leave and come back. Parking is extra. We had a scooter and just parked it outside the gate for free.

Great beach, super large with plenty going on in the area. Water was turquoise and crystal clear! Super beautiful, we went in the beginning of may and it was extremely empty and pretty peaceful.

Need to pay for entrance. Need to pay for parking. Very crowded. No space much to set up your towels. Okey to spend 1/2hours but no quiet or comfy.... Shame as nature made it beautiful. But wasted by crowd.

Oludeniz is 15 kilometres from Fethiye, on the west coast of Turkey. The town is packed with beach resorts, bars and restaurants. The blue lagoon at Oludeniz is one of the most photographed beaches in the Mediterranean and rated as one of the top 5 in the world. It is an amazing place that you should visit. Especially in September- October when it is not too hot! Crystal clear waters, amazing places to discover, the loveliest friendliest people.

English/Ingilizce: was my first time in Fethiye and first time paragliding. The only thing I could say about my experience with FlyTurk was that it ruined my vacation here. After landing, the guys gave me my pictures and didn't ask for money. Later, they call us cursing and yelling while telling us to bring them their money. We tell them we don't have to pay cause they didn't ask for money or indicate anything for us to pay. A couple of hours later, police calls us to inform us about a complaint in our name. We had to drive back to Oludeniz at 9 pm to solve the issue which ended up with them telling us that it was our fault and accusing us of stealing. Worst experience I ever had on vacation, I don't recommend this place to anyone unless you want your vacation ruined too. Terrible customer service. The name of the pilots that flew us was Engin Altop and Semih Demir. Turkish/Turkce: Fethiye'ye ilk gelisimdi ve yamac parasutu ilk defa yaptim. FlyTurk kadar kotu calisan bir yer hayatimda daha gormedim. Yere indikten sonra, beni ofise gorutup fotograflarimi verdiler. Biz eve geri dondukten sonra bizi arayip agizlarina gelen herseyi soyleyip bizi hirsizlikla sucladilar. Bize parayla ilgili birsey soylenmedigini ve para vermek zorunda olmadigimizi soyledik. Bir kac saat sonra Jandarma bizi arayip hakkimizda sikayet oldugunu soyledi. Saat 21:00 da cikip Oludeniz'e geri gitmek zorunda kaldik. Ordayken bizi hirsizlikla sucladilar. Sahtekardan baska birsey degil bunlar. Sizde tatiliniz mahvolsun istemiyorsaniz buraya gelmeyin. Kesinlikle tavsiye etmem. Buyuk bir sirket gibi gorunmesine ragmen, musteriyle nasil konusacaklarini bilmiyorlar. Bizi ucuran pilotlarin ismide Engin Altop ve Semih Demir.

Olu Deniz can be equally criticised and praised.First the minus points are there's the usual selection of tacky bars catering for the Neanderthal Brit abroad, Sky Sports, Burgers and beers, the vulgar Shadows being a prime culprit. The plus points is the beautiful location and plenty of more laid back bars and restaurants to choose from, try Buzz Bar, The Help Bar or my favourite, Daphne's Bar next to The Tonoz Beach Hotel. Visited here for the first time and really enjoyed it, though I feel a week is easily enough with some sightseeing thrown in ( a trip to Rhodes is recommended.