Wonderful place, cozy and beautiful. If you stay here for a few days, you can explore ruins of old castle, Chimera mountain and chill by the beach. Water is very clean. Every evening sailing boats bring fresh fish and seafood to cafes, so you can taste it.

One of the most beautiful beaches in whole mediterranean sea. Just 100m away is beautiful ancient town Olympos of Lycia, legendary Mount Tahtalı is in sight, Çıralı Beach and town connected by beach (not car drive possible). Whenever I come here, I sit on beach forawhile and find serenity and peace here. Best of best!!!

This beach was recommended to us by locals but we didn’t like it much. It’s very long and very wide, the sand burns, and there aren’t really facilities like enough umbrellas and showers and proper parking… and the water is nice but other beaches nearby had better and nicer water/pebbles. The view of the mountains is impressive. But I wouldn’t make it a goal to arrive here… unless you are staying in the village and are prepared with umbrellas and food and everything then I wouldn’t recommend it.

Between July and August it's too bad time to go there , because the weather is too much hot 🔥🥵, but I will want to visit this places again in something like September or October to enjoy more, I loved Olympos, the nature, sea, beach, people mountains everything was good and perfect

Pure water, perfect view, relaxed atmosphere. Some tourists will be disappointed with the lack of private cabins and shower.

Olympos beach is one of my favorite places to visit. Highly recommend wondering in the woods with historical sites. There are beautiful hidden places. PLEASE KEEP IT CLEAN.

The water is pure, the view is wonderful... To get to the beach you pass trough the ruins of an ancient pirate town and it's river, which is cold and makes your feet refreshed during this short walk to the beach... But the most part of the beach has no umbrellas, no shadow, no cabin, no shezlong, so bring some camp chairs, towels, water termos and an umbrella with you 😃

Amazing place with clean water even after rain and if it's cloudy

My favourite beach so far ... the gorgeous calm waters of the Mediterranean and relatively unpopulated

Big beach with clear water and enough space. Recommended for families. Parking is little bit difficult, but free next to the beach.

Antalya is a beautiful place, there are wonderful places to visit with quiet and calm people and smiling faces. Traveling takes a long time and takes a lot of time. You may need a bike tour or an ATV or a car. It is possible to find buses regularly. The beaches are beautiful and clean. Boat tour prices are affordable and tours last all day. The tours include food and fruit. It is possible to see many ancient cities and waterfalls. Walking paths are available. If you like to walk, I definitely recommend you to walk the Lycian Way. You can find hotels with good prices.

Beautiful pebble beach with clear water, rocks to jump from/climb on, really good cafes, ancient ruins, mountains and jungle. Really god place. A couple of thing to keep in mind: 1. The water in the 20 m closest to the beach is significantly colder than further in the sea. This is due to a river. 2. Beach is closed at night (I think at 8 pm). Police patrol the area. 3. Never buy anything from people who sell food on the beach. Quite often is WAAAAY overpriced, low quality and/or fake (like they put fried rice in some empty mussel-like shells and sell them as mussels). These people are quite dodgy, as for quality control or food safety - well, you can forget about such things.

Not the cleanest beach in the area, not many fish in water, someone rubbish on the bottom of the water. And 0 facility, no toilets and outdoor shower. Nature around is magnificent, but the Turkey government did not invest mutch in the beach. :(

Very nice and beautiful place for all family and friends

Olympus or Olympos (Ancient Greek: Ὄλυμπος, Ólympos; Latin: Olympus) was a city in ancient Lycia. It was situated in a river valley near the coast. Its ruins are located south of the modern town Çıralı in the Kumluca district of Antalya Province, Turkey. Together with the sites of the ancient cities Phaselis and Idyros it is part of the Olympos Beydaglari National Park. The perpetual gas fires at Yanartaş are found a few kilometers to the northwest of the site.

Very nice beach 😁

Great view on the mountain.