from Oludenizbeach Olu Deniz, a beautiful inland bay that stretches behind the cape, is now closed to yachts. The reason this heavenly place is called Olu deniz ("Sea of the Dead") is attributed to the following legend;
Once a father and son were caught in a storm here and were in danger of sinking. The son claimed that if they approached the rocks ashore they could take shelter in a cove. The father on the other hand asserted that their ship would be driven onto the rocks and break up and that there were no coves around here anyway. In his terror of running around on the rocks, the father knocked his son (who was at the helm) into the sea with an oar and took over the helm himself. Just as the ship was about to hit the rocks on the cape, she turned into this calm, smooth watered bay.
This is the reason they say the bay is called the Sea of the Dead, whereas what with the pine clad sandy beach stretched out like a tongue, the name "Paradise Bay" would be more fitting.
Butterfly Beach can
only be reached from Olu deniz by boat - there is basic accommodation on the
beach - tents and tepees - and a small restautant. Butterfly Valley with it`s
untouched nature, most amazing beach and basic facilities (no electricity, tv
or any earthly possesions) - only a small restaurant and simple beach huts - is
a total relaxation destination.
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