Location: Oludeniz
Top Things to do in Oludeniz
6 Nature & Parks in Oludeniz That You Shouldn't Miss
The waters surrounding the small village of Oludeniz are an achingly beautiful gradient of blue. Sapphire meets seafoam green at the shoreline, where stretches of white sand are dotted with leisurely sunbathers. The scenery is even more gorgeous from above—Oludeniz is renowned as one of the world’s top spots for paragliding.
Restaurants in Oludeniz
1. Babadag
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5.0 based on 2,125 reviews
Reviewed By suzie257 - Burrelton, United Kingdom
Did the jump, what an experience, ticket off the bucket list, totally recommend it for the adrenaline seekers, once in a lifetime buzz, great atmosphere,
2. Kidrak Natural Park
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4.5 based on 369 reviews
Location: Kidrak Park is along the coast around 15km south of Fethiye, and 128km southeast of Mugla. Transportation: The park can be accessed via the state highway 400. Fethiye is well connected to the rest of the country by bus, and its nearest airport is Dalaman. Highlights: An area of 950 hectares was designated as a Natural Park in 1983 due to the beauty of the coastline, which is also renown for its water-sports, the rare geological qualities and untouched flora and fauna. Cluster pine is the most common tree in the area, and small areas of myrtle, locust and maquis. The best time to visit the park is between April and December.
Reviewed By fethiyeme - Fethiye, Turkey
- 2 kilometers from Oludeniz. - Same like a Oludeniz Beach but no crowd. - More peaceful, calmer, less touristy than the Oludeniz. - There is only one buffet where you can buy cold drinks, alcohol and eat. - There is an area where you can take your meat and make your own barbecue. - Sun beds and umbrellas are chargeable. if you have your own equipment, you can use it for free. - You have to pay an average of 30 lira per car at the entrance. - When you are overwhelmed by the sun, there is a small wooded area at the back. - The sea floor is made of sand. - From 5 meters, the depth rises above the human height. - 90% of the beach is soft sand.
3. Oludeniz PlajI
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4.0 based on 7,440 reviews
Famous as a symbol of Oludeniz and all of Turkey, the Blue Lagoon draws crowds of visitors each year to its scenic shores.
Reviewed By christinegS9310KU - Bedford, United Kingdom
Billys beach is a lovely sandy beach which you can get to with a courtesy bus from your hotel,the sunbeds and umbrella cost 30tl for 2,which is about £5.we hired a pedalo and went out a bit further and saw a huge turtle,which stayed with us for quite a while,would recommend a day out there,plus the food and drinks were very good.
4. Oludeniz Milli Parki
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4.0 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By BoRaXiN72 - Istanbul, Turkey
You have pay for the entrance but it is no big deal, actually it is worth.There are places to eat and drink inside. Also sunbeds and umbrellas can be used. The sea in here is truly awesome. Different shades of blue and green are together.
5. Blue Lagoon
6. Kumburnu Plaji
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3.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By BoRaXiN72 - Istanbul, Turkey
It is really busy in July and August so it is best to pay a visit in June-September. Since this is a national park, you will have to pay for entrance. Student and full. It was 3.5 TL and 7 TL in 2019. You will pay 20 TL for sunbed. You can eat and drink at the facilities near the beach. The prices are ok. I would recommend you to go there early in the morning. The entrance openes at 8 a.m. The color of the sea is splendid, a mixture of green and blue.
