It is a neighborhood in Fethiye district of Muğla. Ölüdeniz Beach was chosen as the most beautiful beach in the world in 2006 with 82% of the votes. The town has been highly developed in terms of tourism. It is known as the Land of Light and Sun among the Lycians and as the "Far Land" in the Middle Ages. It is located on the Teke Peninsula in the Southwest of Anatolia. It is one of the Lagoon Formations in Turkey. Oludeniz is a character name like stagnant lake. On the stormiest days, while the shores of Belceğiz are struggling with the waves, only crashes occur in Ölüdeniz. However, Ölüdeniz, which seems calm, renews itself almost every day for three invisible reasons. The first of these is that the intense spring water outflows in Ölüdeniz create a current from the bottom towards the Mediterranean. Secondly, there is a continuous circulation from the Mediterranean in and out due to the salt difference created by these spring waters. Thirdly, the sea rises and falls by an average of half a meter every two or three days due to the tidal effect. This Provides Large Amounts of Sea Water Input and Outflow. It turned into a town with municipal status on 16 November 1992. It became a neighborhood with the Law No. 6360 adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on 12 November 2012.

We went with my two daughters and we will go again in September, with their husbands. Beautiful beach. The turquoise and the lagoon on one side. Very pleasant time, which we spent. Yes there are people, but it is very wide. They have trails and several places, cafes, etc.

It looks stunning from all pictures.. Truth really harsh shale beach you pay to go in then changed 750TL for sunbeds 500 TL for 2 beers and 50TL for him to bring them the 10 yards... It looks absolutely gorgeous but truthfully not in any rush to return... We stayed in Club Tuana in Fethiye it is really good hotel and payed for a cab over to Oludeniz which I found run down and quite dirty

The water was clear and beautiful, an ideal location for swimming. You can reach by bus from Fethiye center every half hour. We chose to swim in the sandburn at the far end. The only negative point is that since it is not a beach but a stony place, it can hurt your feet after a while. For the shopkeepers of Ölüdeniz, seeing foreign signs everywhere was somewhat saddening.

Absolutely gorgeous stretch of beach. Can be some quite rough waves on the beach near the centre but calmer waters can be found towards the blue lagoon. The blue lagoon has some small fish in the water but didn’t see any anywhere else along the beach. There are plenty of restaurants and snack bars along the promenade for lunch and dinner. 2 Sunbeds and 1 Umbrella cost us 600tl for the day. Paragliding is on offer everywhere you go and they have regulated the price for this now so you should not pay more than about £125 for the experience and an additional £25 for photos/footage. Spent everyday sitting here in the sun listening to the waves, it truly is a stunning beach.

The sea and the beach are wonderful. We have been to this place many times in previous years, but they have unnecessarily exaggerated the prices. One umbrella and two sunbeds are 750 TL. Entrance on foot is 50 TL, entrance by car is 400 TL, there is no permission even for entering and exiting. Every Entrance is paid. When you enter in the morning and leave the beach for lunch, the entrance fee is charged again. In short, it's too expensive, I won't come again. Those who come should put at least 2,300 in their pocket.

It was worse than walking on christmas baubles. Feet killing after walking on all the pebbles. Water was a little dirty and trash could be seen in many places. Not really a good place for kids as it's very wavy and choppy even when it's calm. All the bars / restaurants are really expensive and the quality doesn't match the price. I bought my son an ice cream from the stall next to the dolmus stop. Two scoops of ice cream in a tub cost me £10. Absolutely disgusted. I didn't even pay that anywhere in the amalfi coast or salento.

Oludeniz Beach offers warm, warm water and stunning views, making it a perfect spot for relaxation. The beauty of the beach is unparalleled, though beach shoes are recommended due to the small rocks. A must-visit destination!

This is one of the symbolic places of Turkey, but we were disappointed when we arrived. We were expecting a sandy beach. Unfortunately, it is a pebble beach. Also, the sea suddenly gets deeper. All cake and restaurant establishments on this beach are very expensive. I recommend you not to waste money

The beach is not bad. It is white pebbled and the sea compared to the Dalaman part has different colors. However the water is murkier, at least when we went, even for the continuous coming and going of boats and it is not cheap. So if you have more days I recommend to see it but without afflicting too much