14 Things To Do In Oludeniz
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1. Swim in Blue Lagoon
21 km from city center
Sightseeing
The Oludeniz Blue Lagoon is a famous bay boasting a peaceful atmosphere, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and stunning beauty. It's a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing on the soft sand, snorkeling, kayaking, and surfing. You can reach the Blue Lagoon by boat or foot with a short hike.
2. Relax at Oludeniz Beach
22 km from city center
Beach
Oludeniz Beach is a certified Blue Flag beach located at the meeting point of the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. It is a short bus ride away from Fethiye. A short while away from Mt. Babadag, the Blue Lagoon is considered one of the best spots in the world for paragliding. Water sports like kayaking and surfing are also a huge highlight.
3. Go Paragliding
22 km from city center
Paragliding & Parasailing
Paragliding in Oludeniz will allow you to witness stunning views of the coastline, mountains, and the famous Blue Lagoon. The flights typically take off from Mount Babadag, 2000 meters above sea level. Usually, the minimum cost is 300 TL, which also goes up to 1600 TL. Kidrak beach, Butterfly valley, and Oludeniz Beach are famous for paragliding.Â
4. Ride Babadag Mountain Cable Car
24 km from city center
Cable Car
Also known as Babadag Teleferik, Babadag Cable Car is an adrenaline-fueled adventure offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains, Oludeniz Beach, and the blue lagoon. It's a 15-minute ride to the top of Mount Babadag from Oludeniz. At the top, several restaurants, cafes, walking paths, and picnic areas are located. The cost is about TRY 140-160 for people above 8 years old.
5. Take A Boat Trip From Oludeniz
20 km from city center
Boating & Cruises
The Oludeniz Boat Tour allows you to explore the stunning coastline, turquoise waters, and hidden coves and bays. Places covered during the boat ride include the protected Blue lagoon, ideal for swimming and snorkeling, Butterfly valley, where if you’re lucky enough, you can spot a few of the hundred butterfly varieties existing there, or you can hike up to the waterfall of the valley, Kidrak beac (Read More)h, and St. Nicholas Island. The duration of the boat ride varies, but most tours last around 4-5 hours.
6. Sunbathing at Kidrak Beach
24 km from city center
Beach
Kidrak Beach is a protected site and a part of the Kidrak Natural Park. It is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, surfing, and kayaking. With beach clubs around every corner, Kidrak is usually crowded. Amenities like umbrellas, and sun loungers, are accessible only to resort visitors.
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7. Visit Ghost Village of Kayakoy
19 km from city center
Historical Site
Kayakoy is an abandoned ghost town that serves as an open air museum with 3 preserved churches and 500 houses. The largest church is the Basilica of Panagia Parigoritissa which exhibits beautiful Gothic style architecture. There is a private museum which displays the history of Kakakoy and a fountain situated in the centre of the town.
8. Boat Trip to Butterfly Valley
25 km from city center
Rocks & Canyons
Located on the Turquoise coast of Turkey, the Butterfly Valley is a hidden cove at the foothills of Mt. Babadag. This picturesque canyon is only accessible by boat. Boasting more than 100 species, Butterfly Valley, or ‘Kelebekler Vadisi’, is home to the endangered Jersey Tiger butterfly. A museum is located within the area, giving interested visitors more information about the region's butterflies (Read More).
9. Explore Tlos Ruins
49 km from city center
Historical Site
Tlos is one of the oldest cities of Lycia, a nation of the Mugla Province in Turkey. The ruins of Tlos are a popular site from Fethiye & Oludeniz. The history of the Roman Empire speaks through the Ottoman fortress, tombs, agora, and amphitheater decorated with Lycian art styles. It is situated on a hill with a view of the River Esen.
10. Trek to Saklikent Gorge
50 km from city center
Rocks & Canyons
Saklikent Gorge, famously known as the Hidden City, is the longest canyon in Turkey and one of the deepest in the world. It is 18 kilometres long and 300 meters deep. There are plenty of fun activities available at Saklikent Gorge, like mud baths, tubing, rafting, canyoning, bungee jumping and zip lining.
11. Hike The Lycian Way
149 km from city center
Hiking
A 500 km ancient road, the Lycian Way starts near Dalaman and runs along the coast to Antalya. The hike can take several days, depending on how many trails and attractions you want to cover. The main attractions of the walk include breathtaking coast views, Patara beach, Oludeniz's Blue Lagoon, and rock-hewn Lycian tombs. Although this is a moderately difficult hike, taking shelter or staying in t (Read More)he beautiful towns along the Way is recommended, such as Patara, Grey Village, Kabak, and Fethiye.
12. Day Trip to Fethiye
18 km from city center
City
Fethiye is a port city located on the Turquoise Coast of Turkey known for its natural harbor and turquoise blue waters. Despite the existence of several ancient ruins, the town, in particular, enjoys a cosmopolitan vibe, with bustling bazaars and a chill night scene. Fethiye is popular for boat day trip from Oludeniz.
13. See Travertines of Pamukkale
150 km from city center
Hot Spring
Pamukkale is very famous for its travertines (hot water springs) which is a magical site with turquoise pools and snow-white cliffs. It is one of the most photogenic places in the world. There are 17 hot springs in the area, known are known for their healing properties. Bus tours from Oludeniz to Pamukkale are popular.
14. Explore Ruins of Xanthos
48 km from city center
Historical Site
Xanthos is an ancient city in Lycia, in Antalya province, known for its well-preserved ruins, rich history, and culture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses an acropolis overlooking the city on top of the hill. Some of the important ruins here include the Nereid Monument, a Greek Temple, a Roman-era bridge, the remains of a theater, Xanthos inscriptions, and the Inscribed Pillar of Xanth (Read More)os.