Good place, great historical site, no big hotels. The Turkish costline is very much built, so many big hotels and holiday villages. Mt Olympos is an exeption, the area is still natural, only small pensions.

Olympos ruins , Kadir's tree houses, Chimera, then drive to Antalya visit Duden waterfalls and aspendos. there is another trip you can take to Kekova and simena , we loved the region

Go when it is not cloudy than you see a lot of the lycianway, so super. It's al the time wouw where ever you look, just do it.

Lovely to walk around , there is so much to see! It's worth a good hour or two and take removale shoes if you don like sand in your shoes

Beautiful nature. There are signs on the road - you won't get lost. However may be not quite easy to go up.

So atmospheric after walk along the beach. Few visitors.

Mount Tahtali is 2365 m. There is a cabelway that brings you to the top. And the view is spectacular. I wouldnt bring small children.

We drove to Mount Olympos (Tahtali) by car. It's a 10 minute drive South-West of Kemer and the scenery is amazing! The road is well sign-posted and there is a barrier on entry which, after passing through, takes you 7km up a winding picturesque route to the cable-car. It is marketed as being the highest mountain nearest the sea, and... More

I have never climbed up the Mt. Olmpos (Tahtali Dag or Wooden mountain) but it stands a majestic 2366m with it's snow covered peaks in the winter months. It is one of the highest mountains shadowing the tiny village of Cirali and is a protected area by the WWF. Situated in the Olympos National Park and can be found 80... More