The population of Oludeniz, which has a population of 6 thousand, which was selected as “The Most Beautiful Beach of the World” in the survey conducted by Bild newspaper, reaches 50 thousand in summer season.

Tourism professionals enjoy the first place in Ölüdeniz, a town of Fethiye district of Muğla, which received the highest vote in the World’s Most Beautiful Beach contest launched by Bild, Germany’s highest circulation newspaper.

The town is well developed in terms of tourism. It is known as the land of light and sun in the Lycians, and the “Far Land” in the Middle Ages, it is located on the Teke Peninsula in the southwest of Anatolia. abalone in Turkey (lagoon) is one of the formations.

Oludeniz is a character name like stagnant lake. While Belceğiz coasts grapple with waves on the stormiest days, only fluttering occurs in Ölüdeniz.

However, Oludeniz, which seems stagnant, renews itself almost every day for three invisible reasons. The first of these is the intense spring water outlets in Ölüdeniz, creating a current at the bottom from inside to open sea. Second, due to the salt difference created by these spring waters, there is a continuous circulation from the open sea to the inside and outside. Third, the sea rises and descends by an average of half a meter every two to three days with the tidal effect. This provides a large amount of sea water inlet and outlet.

BEACHES WITH BLUE FLAGS IN ÖLÜDENİZ
There are 3 blue flag beaches in Ölüdeniz, 2 of which belong to the hotels. Kumburnu Nature Park, which was awarded the blue flag in 2005 and operated by a company established under the Mugla Governorship Special Administration, is the beach that attracts the most attention of tourists and is called the “Blue Lagun”.

According to a decision taken in May 2000, boats are not allowed to enter the beach for protection purposes.

At a distance of 100 meters from the beach of Kumburnu Nature Park, field protection is carried out, ensuring that this area is constantly kept clean. Wastes that fall within this distance are immediately cleaned by the officials.

PARACHUTE ENJOYMENT IN ÖLÜDENİZ
Tourists who come to Oludeniz for a holiday jump from Babadag, at an altitude of 1,970 meters, to see the natural beauty of Oludeniz and the sea from the sky. Tourists who want to jump from Babadağ pay around 150 YTL per person to companies that organize jumping tours.

Some of the tourists do their marriage ceremonies while jumping with paragliding.

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