Before heading up to Babadag, it’s important to be prepared. If you plan on hiking, wear sturdy footwear, as the trails can be rocky and uneven. If you're going to paraglide, it’s a good idea to book a tandem flight with a licensed instructor in advance. The weather can change rapidly at higher altitudes, so bring a light jacket or sweater, even in warmer months. The cable car ride is a popular and easy option for those who prefer not to hike, and it operates regularly throughout the day, but be prepared for possible queues during peak tourist seasons.

Getting to Babadag from Oludeniz is quick and easy. The mountain is just a short 15-minute drive from the village, and taxis or private cars are the most common mode of transport. If you don’t have your own vehicle, many local tour companies offer day trips to Babadag, which can include transportation and a guided experience. Alternatively, if you’re feeling adventurous, you can take a local minibus or dolmuş from Oludeniz to the base of the mountain. From there, you can either hike or take the cable car up to the summit.

The best time to visit Babadag is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild, and the views are clear. These seasons offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and outdoor activities. Summer can be quite hot at lower elevations, but temperatures are much cooler at the summit. If you're visiting to paraglide, summer is the most popular time, with optimal wind conditions for flying. Winter visits are less common, but you can still enjoy the mountain’s beauty, albeit with colder conditions at the top.

A visit to Babadag is easily combined with a day trip to the surrounding area. After exploring the mountain, head down to Oludeniz to relax on its famous Blue Lagoon beach, where you can swim or enjoy watersports. If you’re interested in history, visit the nearby ancient city of Kayaköy, an abandoned Greek village that offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. For more nature-filled experiences, take a boat tour around the nearby islands, or visit the Lycian Way, one of Turkey’s most scenic hiking trails. With so much to explore, a day trip to Babadag and its surroundings will be full of adventure.