Olympos/Cirali is a coastal settlement area near Kemer on Turkey’s Antalya coast. South of Kemer within Beydaglari Coastal National Park, it combines shoreline, woodland and nearby hills, making it well suited to beach time, walking and other outdoor activities. The long stretch of coast includes Cirali Beach and Olympos Beach, with the ruins area and a small river mouth between them.

Olympos/Cirali is known for its mix of beach, ruins and nature, making it a practical base for quiet holidays and walking-focused itineraries. The ancient city of Olympos was an important Lycian city and later came under Roman rule, and visitors can walk through its ruins among trees, stone tombs, walls and the remains of public buildings. The area is also known for the Chimaera at Yanartas, where natural gas flames burn from rock vents on a hillside, and for its beach, which is a protected nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles.

Access is mainly by road from the Antalya-Kumluca highway, followed by a local approach road to Cirali or Olympos. Visitors coming from Kemer usually arrive by road, while Antalya Airport is the main air gateway for most travelers. From the main highway, local access continues into the settlement area rather than directly from a major transport hub.