Who knows Olu deniz ?

Question

Who can tell me about there as I will go soon.:

Temperature, water, places to visit, interessant things to do...

Thank you in advance for all your answers

Answer 1

Its a great resort with two beaches.  The public beach is called belcekiz beach and is pebbley with quite a steep drop into the sea at parts, the lagoon is sandy and is a conservation area.  It costs about 50p to get on to lagoon but there are showers, toilets and changing facilities and floating in the heavily salted waters is heavenly.  There are actually 2 resorts Olu Deniz which has a slower pace and some lovely restaurants (check out the White Dolphin) and a short dolmus ride away is Hisaronu which has loads of bars and restaurants and shops - busy but not too crowded.  For more information you can check out the members forum of

www.hisaronu.co.uk

members give their views of hotels, bars, restaurants, shops, trips, weather etc so you get the truth.  I love this area there is so much to do and you can be quiet and just chill or you can go out and strut your stuff or just be as active as you like.

Answer 2

hi,

please check out these links

http://www.meteor.gov.tr/2006/english/en...

http://www.oludeniz.com/index.html

http://www.bluecruise.org/gallery/oluden...

http://www.cografyaogretmeni.org/galeri/...

i hope you have a wonderful holidays

Answer 3

I know Ölüdeniz.Araxa and Tlos and Leeton and Pinara and Gemiler adası and Kelebekler Vadisi and Kaya Köy and Telmessos and Kaya mezarlığı and Belcekız beach and Kelebekler Vadisi and Saklı Kent and Çalış beach. I am live Turkey and Turkey is very nice a country.

Answer 4

I'm going to Antalya tomorrow, are you going there as well?

it's fun to meet there,right?

Answer 5

Olu Deniz  Accommodation:is as varied as you could wish. Making your  holiday plans you have  a wide choice of possibilities. There are five star all inclusive resorts. These cater for the whole family, offering  child-care and family entertainment and within the complex  many extras with which to pamper yourselves. There are excellent three and four star hotels which offer  bed and breakfast, half or fullboard alternatives. Other hotels some very exclusive which are known as "special category accommodation" give you a  more personal service in select surroundings. There is also good value budget accommodation. If you are looking for self catering accommodation then there is a choice between a luxury villa with private pool, a traditional cottage with private pool, or holiday apartments with shared swimming pools. Olu Deniz today has a complete gourmet choice of different cuisines. The East Mediterranean is the home of  the olive, the aubergine, the vine and of those crispy honeyed baklava. Turkish Cuisine at its best offers the famous kebabs, mezes, salads, and charcoal baked ‘pide’ with a filling of your choice. There are restaurants to suit everyone`s taste. The standard is excellent and you really are spoilt for choice and if you do get bored from the Turkish cuisine, then there are plenty of restaurants to choose from that serves international cuisine. Beach bars along the seafront serves excellent food & cocktails gets busy at night when the beat gets stronger and the party starts. Olu Deniz and surrounding area has a large and attractive variety of day trips to choose from – go paragliding from 6.000 feet, feel the adrenalin flow while rafting at Dalaman river, discover the countryside while horse-riding.

http://PleasingVacations.com/

Answer 6

Although Oludeniz is described as a lazy beach destination in some brochures there is plenty to do if you are not satisfied with long lazy days on the beach and frozen margaritas in your hand.

For more details for oludeniz visit:

http://www.sunwings.co.uk  

Answer 7

I know Olu Deniz, i didn't go there but most of my realtives went, i hope this link will help:

http://www.oludeniz.com/