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Accommodation options in Olympos include hotels, guesthouses, bungalows, and campgrounds. Hotels offer more comfort, guesthouses are more affordable, bungalows provide a nature-immersed experience, and campgrounds offer a more free-spirited vacation.
Olympos… It is a unique corner of paradise where you can experience nature and culture at the same time, accompanied by the sounds of wild birds and lush green nature, to breathe away from the city.Take a look at our content that you can benefit from before going to Olympos.
There are many places to visit in Olympos, and some of them are: Yanartaş (chimaera): Located very close to Olympos, Yanartaş is a natural wonder where flames constantly burn due to a natural gas source. Ulupınar: Situated within Olympos, Ulupınar is an impressive spot with turquoise-colored water and surrounding trees. You can find all such places to visit on our Olympos Places to Visit page or in the section below.
Olympos offers not only natural beauty but also many fun activities and tours. Based on this, we at Olimposlu.com will provide you with information about the activities you can join and enjoy in Olympos.
Nightlife in Olympos generally features a lively atmosphere with live music and DJ performances. Especially popular among young people during the summer months, the fun in Olympos continues late into the night. You can explore our Olympos Bars page to experience the peak of entertainment.
Olympos is a holiday resort located in Antalya’s Kumluca district. Famous for its natural beauty as well as its historical and cultural riches, Olympos truly stands out. Things to do in Olympos include:
Olympos is a destination that holiday-makers of every age can enjoy. For those who want to spend their vacation immersed in nature, Olympos is the perfect choice. Getting here from Antalya Airport takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. You can reach Olympos by private car, public transport or organised tour. We have compiled answers to all other questions you may have about Olympos below.
Things to do in Olympos:
Visit Olympos Ancient City: Once one of the most important cities of the Lycian League, the site features a theatre, bath, agora and many other historic structures.
See Chimera (Yanartaş): Located 16 km from Olympos, Chimera is a natural gas vent whose eternal flames glow dramatically at night.
Go hiking: Olympos offers many trekking routes of varying difficulty—ideal for nature lovers.
Enjoy the sea: Olympos boasts a gorgeous beach where you can swim, sunbathe and try water sports.
Olympos is a resort in the Kumluca district of Antalya, about 100 km from Antalya city. For details >> Where is Olympos?
By bus from Antalya
Inter-city buses and minibuses heading toward Kumluca or Fethiye depart Antalya Bus Terminal frequently in summer. You can use Batı Antalya, or large companies such as Pamukkale, Kamil Koç and Metro. Get off at the Olympos or Çıralı stop and take a minibus down to the shore.
Ticket prices vary by company.
By private car
From Antalya follow the Antalya–Kumluca road toward Kemer, pass Tekirova and follow signs for Çıralı/Olympos. The drive takes roughly 1.5 hours; public transport takes a bit longer.
By transfer service
Many firms offer door-to-door transfers from Antalya. Vehicle size can be arranged for your group. Some accommodation providers also arrange transfers. For full details >> How to Get to Olympos?
Blessed with natural beauty and history, Olympos attracts thousands of visitors every year. Popular activities include:
• Visiting the Ancient City
• Swimming at Çıralı Beach
• Rafting on the Olympos River
• Hiking the Lycian Way
• ATV safaris
• Boat trips
• Camping
For details about these tours >> Things to Do in Olympos
Accommodation ranges from hotels and guest-houses to bungalows and campsites. We’ve researched and listed them for you.
See the Olympos Accommodation category for details.
Live music and DJ sets create a vibrant atmosphere, especially during summer when young travellers flock here. Get the full low-down in our Olympos Night-Life & Bars guide.
You’ll find plenty of restaurants serving fresh seafood and classic Mediterranean dishes. Don’t miss the famous ‘Kavuniçi’ ice-cream dessert. Check What to Eat in Olympos?
There are souvenir shops, beach-wear outlets and markets. As you walk toward the beach you’ll pass many stores—including A101 and Carrefour—for all your needs.
Olympos is generally a safe destination, though basic caution at night is wise. Details here: Is Olympos Safe?
Olympos can be visited year-round, but the ideal season is May–September. See Olympos in Spring
To fully explore Olympos’ natural and historical attractions, plan at least 3–4 days.
Prices are generally lower than in many other Antalya resorts.
There are many beaches; Çıralı is the most popular. For all coves & beaches see Places to Swim in Olympos
There are more than six campgrounds including Olympos Campground, Olympos Forest Camp and Olympos Yoruk Camp. Find full details in our Olympos Camping Areas guide.
A boat trip is a must! Boats depart from both Adrasan and Çıralı. See our guides to the Adrasan Boat Tour and Suluada Tour
ATV safaris are available around Olympos. Details here: Olympos ATV Tour
Walk the Lycian Way or hike to Adrasan or Çıralı. Route info: Olympos Hiking Routes
You can cycle around Olympos or rent a bike to explore the area. Details: Olympos Bike Rental
Yes. See: Olympos Rock-Climbing
• Mild, wet winters
• Hot, dry summers
• High annual rainfall
• Humidity remains high even in summer
The entrance fee for Olympos Beach is the same as for the Ancient City: 420 TRY in 2025
Free with a Turkish Museum Card. So the expected 2025 beach fee is420 TRY, or free with a Museum Card.
1. Çıralı
2. Adrasan
3. Olympos Ancient City
4. Yanartaş
5. Tahtalı Mountain (Cable Car)
6. Ulupınar
7. Lycian Way
8. Göynük Canyon
9. Phaselis Ancient City
10. Genoese Cove
11. Pirate Cove
12. Akseki Cove
13. Sazak Cove
14. Suluada
15. Musa Mountain
16. Gelidonya Lighthouse
17. Molla Deliği Cave
More info: Places to Visit in Olympos
Yes—nature, sea, learning and adventure make it ideal. Of course each child is different; some may prefer more comfort.
At local yoga studios: There are several studios offering hatha, vinyasa, yin and more. See Olympos Yoga
Part of Yazır village; about 1,500 in winter but 20,000–40,000 in summer.
Near Olympos you’ll find:
1. Çıralı Beach
2. Adrasan Beach
3. Genoese Cove
4. Pirate Cove
5. Akseki Cove
6. Sazak Cove
7. Suluada
See Places to Swim in Olympos for details.
Yes—there is a men’s barber, but no ladies’ hairdresser.
About 80 km.
Yes—major chains such as A101, Migros and CarrefourSA plus local shops. See Olympos Markets
A DenizBank shared ATM is 10 km away between Olympos and Adrasan.
Not in Olympos, but there is one 10 km away in Adrasan.
Because the beach lies within an archaeological site, there are no sun-beds, cafés or umbrellas.
Yes—because it is an archaeological site. With a Museum Card you enter free; otherwise you can buy a 10-entry beach card for 300 TRY.
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WARNING: Recently there has been an increase in bungalow rental scams in the Sapanca region.
WARNING: Information may change (e.g. a site once open to tents/caravans may now be closed).
WARNING: Tours listed under our ‘Tours’ category are independent of Olymposlu.com; we have no knowledge of their quality.
They depart every 15–30 minutes from the Olympos junction.
Yes, the site accepts the Turkish Museum Card.
Yes, you can. See Olympos in Winter