Is Ölüdeniz beach free?

The beach is why most people visit Ölüdeniz. While the decent strip of pebble shore edging the holiday resort is free, the famed lagoon beach is a protected national park (Ölüdeniz Tabiat Parkı) that you pay to enter.

What is the beach like in Ölüdeniz?

Olu Deniz is home to some of Turkey's most beautiful beaches, unique to the peninsula. Most of them are covered in nude-coloured sand and shingle, surrounded by exceptional views of forested hills. The famous Blue Lagoon undoubtedly adds to its appeal.

Is it worth going to Ölüdeniz?

Oludeniz (Ölüdeniz) is a beach resort and small neighbourhood on the Turquoise Coast of southwestern Turkey. It sits prettily at the conjunction of the Aegean and the Mediterranean Sea in the Fethiye district and is a wonderful destination to choose for a holiday.

Can you swim in Ölüdeniz?

Oludeniz sea temperature is good for swimming from May till October.

Is there parking at Oludeniz Beach?

There is an entrance fee for visitors whose cars can park near the beach itself. A good buffet serves snacks and refreshments. There are sunbeds and umbrellas. The sand is fine and the waters are shallow.

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Do you have to pay to go on Oludeniz Beach?

There is an entrance fee to pay, £1.50, as it is a UNESCO Heritage Site. The food on site was quite limited so we tended to stay on the main beach so we had more of a choice for lunch. Sunbeds and Parasols are £2 each in any part of Olu Deniz.

Is Oludeniz Beach the Blue Lagoon?

Ölüdeniz (literally "Dead Sea", due to its calm waters even during storms; official translation: Blue Lagoon) is a town of the municipality and district of Fethiye, Muğla Province, Turkey.

Is Oludeniz safe for tourists?

The crime rate is low but you still have to be careful on the streets of resort towns such as Fethiye, Oludeniz and Hisaronu and crowded places - sometimes theft of personal property happens. You should maintain at about the same level of personal security awareness as in your home country.

How far is the Blue Lagoon from Oludeniz?

Oludeniz Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon at a distance of 12 km is reached by road in about half an hour. There is a regular dolmus and bus service. This Lagoon is the much photographed gem of Turkey's Southern Coast, famous for its ever varying shades of turquoise and azure, and soft sands.

Is there a lot to do in Oludeniz?

Our most recommended things to do in Oludeniz. Discover Lindos on a relaxing cruise from Rhodes City. See the iconic Acropolis of Lindos, relax on a sandy beach, and swim in the clear waters of the Blue Lagoon and Tsambika Beach. Board your boat in Rhodes City and begin your journey to Lindos.

What day is market day in Oludeniz?

The biggest open air bazaar is settled in Fethiye region on Tuesdays. The colourful moments that sellers and buyers create can allure you.

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Is there a water taxi from Oludeniz to Butterfly Valley?

Getting to Butterfly Valley is quite straightforward. From Fethiye, there are regular dolmus buses to Oludeniz Beach. From Oludeniz Beach, there are regular boat shuttles in-between Oludeniz and Butterfly Valley. From Oludeniz, these start at around 11 am and finish at 6 pm.

What happened in Oludeniz?

A British teenager has been left in a serious condition after being hit by a paraglider while she ate a meal with her family on holiday. Lily Nichol, 15, from Chester-le-Street in County Durham, was injured on Friday on the final day of her holiday in Oludeniz, a resort town in southwest Turkey.

Do you have to pay for Blue Lagoon in Oludeniz?

Is there an entrance fee for the Blue Lagoon in Ölüdeniz? Yes, there is a small entrance fee to visit the Blue Lagoon in Ölüdeniz.

Can you walk from Oludeniz Beach to Blue Lagoon?

Enjoy the scenery of Ölüdeniz

The pebble beach is almost 2 km long. You can walk along the beach to the tip of the spit, then start walking around the lagoon.

How do I get from Oludeniz to the beach?

Are mosquitos bad in Oludeniz?

The risk for mosquito activity is extremely high. Wear long-sleeved shirts and pants when spending time outdoors to prevent bites.

Where to avoid in Turkey for tourists?

Most terrorist attacks have occurred in southeast Turkey, Ankara and Istanbul. You should remain aware of your surroundings, keep up to date with local media reports and follow the advice of local authorities. See Regional risks for details about the areas in south-east Turkey where FCDO advises against travel.

How many days do you need in Oludeniz?

Oludeniz is a purpose built tourist area, again with shops, bars, restaurants and hotels. Further up the hill you have Hisaronu which has an even bigger selection than Oludeniz. Personally i would say you would need at least 3 days as a minimum just to get a feel of it.

Is Oludeniz Beach free?

The local beach of Oludeniz. When you just walk down from your hotel to the sea it is the first beach that welcomes you. The entrance is free but you pay for your sunbeds and umbrellas...

Can you still swim in the Blue Lagoon?

Yes, the Blue Lagoon's water is safe for bathing.

Which is the best blue beach in Turkey?

Blue Lagoon, Ölüdeniz

Owing to its starring role as Turkey's pin-up beach, you've probably already seen pictures of the Blue Lagoon's vibrant blue waters contrasting against its blinding white sands.