Butterfly Valley in Turkey is a nature reserve located on the Gulf of Belceiz near Ölüdeniz. The bay itself spans 86,000sqm and is reputedly home to over 100 species of butterflies. Butterfly Valley cove is surrounded by cliffs reaching up to 350m high, with a waterfall that pours down the back canyon wall. In Turkish Butterly Valley is called Kelebekler Vadisi.
The most popular way to visit Butterfly valley is by boat but it is also possible by foot. Many people visit for the day but there are also options to stay overnight. Once at the valley there are opportunities to hike, scuba dive, snorkel or simply relax on the beach.
In this complete guide to visiting Butterfly Valley I describe how to visit, when to visit, where to stay and what to do at this majestic location.
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