LOCATION: Oludeniz is reached after a steep mountain decent approximately 5 km
(3.1 miles) to the south of the villages of Hisaronu and Ovacik. On
reaching the beach area Oludeniz and resort area lies to the left
and to the right is the famous lagoon.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Oludeniz one of Turkey's most famous and photographed beaches
adorning many travel magazines and brochures, with crystal clear
turquoise waters and gentle lapping waves, where the line between
sea and sky blend into one.
At the far end of the beach to the
right you will find the 'lagoon' set inside a national park area.
Not visible from the open sea the lagoon is very sheltered with
still, warm waters. Mother nature's finishing touch was to surround
this heaven on earth with a spectacular mountain and pine forest
backdrop.
The main resort and hotels are
restricted to an area to the left on reaching the
beach area and stretch back about 1 km from the beach, there are
however some camps sites dotted around the lagoon area.
BEACHES:
The main beach area of Oludeniz is an open free beach, entry to the
lagoon area however is by payment. You can expect crowded beaches
during the height of the summer months. The lagoon area is very
safe for bathing as the waters are very calm and there are many
sandy areas.
Further along from Oludeniz is
another beach called 'Kidrak' (Paradise beach) quiet and secluded
with a woodland area perfect for picnics.
SHOPPING:
During the summer months many well stocked mini-markets, gift shops,
and many bars, cafes and restaurants offering both local and
international cuisine catering for every taste. There is a local
market on Mondays in Hisaronu just off the main Hisaronu/Oludeniz
roundabout where you will find many bargains, there is also a fresh
vegetable and fruit market.
ENTERTAINMENT: Daytime
-a good selection of local trips and excursions including local
island boat trips, jeep safari (from Fethiye) horse riding through
the
mountains and forests to Kaya Koy (Ghost village from Ovacik) and
for the more adventurous paragliding from Babadag mountain or
Microlighting (from Ovacik) and some water sports are available at
Oludeniz.
Nightlife - Oludeniz comes
alive after dark with its many gift shops, lively bars, some with
live entertainment and of course many restaurants catering for every
taste. Some hotels during the summer season offer 'Turkish Nights'
and traditional entertainment.
TRANSPORT:
During the summer season frequent dolmus (mini bus) which can be
hailed anywhere on route to Fethiye town and surrounding areas. Car,
motor scooter and bicycle hire are all available and taxis are
plentiful.
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