Ölüdeniz

Ölüdeniz is a beautiful resort on the Turkish coast, close to a national park and only 15km from the delightful city of Fethiye. To many, it has all you need for the perfect summer holiday. Long stretches of sandy beach, a sheltered lagoon and a magnificent backdrop of the Taurus Mountains all combine to make Ölüdeniz the popular holiday destination it is. But if you are of the opinion that relaxing on the beach is all very well for a day or two and instead you prefer to explore more of the surrounding area, here are some tips on what

Ölüdeniz is a small place, especially when compared to its beach’s far-reaching reputation. Even if you don’t know Ölüdeniz Beach (also known as Blue Lagoon) by name, you might well know it by sight: a slender crescent slicing out into that almost unbelievably blue ocean with the bright white sand radiating from the lush, forested landscape like a corona – it’s a photograph that graces holiday brochures and travel blogs worldwide, and with good reason. While a swim through the waters and even a paraglide over the beach is highly recommended if you do visit the area, there’s a lot

Ölüdeniz, which translates as Dead Sea, because of its calmness, even when stormy weather is around, is a ‘must see’ beach resort on the south western coast of Turkey. It is a perfect summer break for those desperate to get away from it all. Whether it is the hustle and bustle of your daily life, or the inclement weather back home, there are a multitude of reasons for you to visit this delightful part of the world. What to do in Ölüdeniz Paragliding Ölüdeniz is well known for its possibilities to paraglide. It has truly amazing panoramic views that are