Ölüdeniz Beach can get crowded, especially during the summer months, so it's a good idea to arrive early to grab a good spot. The beach is partly free to access, though some areas have an entry fee, which includes the use of amenities like sunbeds and umbrellas. The lagoon itself is part of a protected national park, so swimming here is peaceful and safe, but be mindful of the environmental regulations. For those who enjoy adventure, paragliding from the nearby Babadag Mountain is one of the most popular activities, offering stunning aerial views of the beach and surrounding landscapes.

Getting to Ölüdeniz Beach from the village of Oludeniz is simple, as it’s just a short 10-15 minute walk or a few minutes by taxi. The beach is within easy reach from the main road that runs through the village. Many local accommodations also offer shuttle services to the beach, making it convenient for those staying in Oludeniz. If you’re arriving from Fethiye, buses and minibuses regularly run to Ölüdeniz, with the journey taking around 30 minutes. Once you arrive, the beach is easily accessible, with clear signage guiding you to the best spots.

The best time to visit Ölüdeniz Beach is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) months. During these seasons, the weather is pleasant, and the beach is less crowded, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (July and August) is the peak tourist season, so expect higher crowds and warmer temperatures, perfect for beach activities but busier with tourists. If you prefer a quieter visit, try to avoid the summer months. The winter months can be quite cool, but Ölüdeniz still offers a scenic and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for those looking to avoid the crowds.

A day at Ölüdeniz Beach can easily be combined with other nearby attractions. After relaxing on the beach, head to the Blue Cave, a hidden gem that can be explored by boat. For a dose of history and culture, take a trip to the ancient ruins of the Lycian city of Telmessos, located near Fethiye. If you're looking for more nature, you can explore the nearby Butterfly Valley, a beautiful secluded bay accessible by boat or via a steep hike. For those seeking adventure, consider a boat tour that stops at nearby islands and hidden coves, offering an opportunity to swim, snorkel, and explore the scenic coastline of this beautiful region.