Cute little beach. I didn't go to the valley but looks nice and small. We went to the diving club on the right of the beach, the ambiance was very relaxing and friendly. We came with a boat from ölüdeniz Beach. The day before we saw the trekking way to go down, it looks hard!

They’re calling it butterfly’s cave but its just a name.. just a name to attract the visitors! However.. we enjoyed our time with the great clear blue sea and quietness -not season time otherwise it will be busy and noisy- there is a cafe and restaurant and a special point for taking pictures. only you can go there by bout

lovely place, very hot! beach is full of pebble and grit, so will need tidy shoes. everything is extra, even though when you book they say it's just drinks which are extra. I would not take young children up to butterfly valley as there is a lot of climbing of unsteady slippery rocks.

Amazing place😍 Further west, the lively resort of Oludeniz combines a much-photographed beach with an ideal destination for paragliders. Daniel Craig launched himself off the town’s 1,969m Mount Baba in the 2012 Bond film Skyfall. Boat lovers are also well served by numerous "blue cruises" along the coast, which take place on traditional wooden gulets. Trips often depart from Fethiye for a three-night journey along the coast, stopping at Oludeniz, Butterfly Valley, Kas, Kalkan and/or the sunken city of Kekova, before docking in at Demre and travelling by road to the ruins of Olympos, an ancient city left by the Lycians.

Beautiful place Relaxing with great views Sadly no butterflies to see the day we visited