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Ölüdeniz — "the dead sea" in Turkish, for its perfectly still water — is the country's most photographed lagoon, a curving sandbar of white shells that protects a turquoise pool from the open Mediterranean. The lagoon itself is a protected nature reserve with no boats allowed inside, but the long pebble beach outside it (Belcekız) takes the anchor traffic and the views of the colour transitions are best from the water. Above the bay, Babadağ rises 1,960 metres straight from the sea — paragliders launch from the summit and float down in continuous coloured lines through the day. Footpaths inland lead to Butterfly Valley and the abandoned Greek village of Kayaköy. Season runs April through October; the lagoon stays calm year-round.























































































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