Ula Public Beach
Ula Public Beach: public beach in Türkiye. Featured amenities: Safe Area, Mobile Signal.
Ula Public Beach, a Blue Flag awarded beach located in the Ula administrative area. Blue Flag awarded beach on the Türkiye coastline.
What's Offered
Public Beach
Blue Flag
Sand
Grass
Sea
Safe Area
Mobile Signal
Activities
Swimming
Photography
Nature TourWarnings & Important Information
Free entry.
No market or grocery store.
No electricity.
May not be wheelchair accessible.
No hot water or showers.
No toilets.
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Ula Public Beach
Türkiye
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Ula Public Beach: public beach in Türkiye. Featured amenities: Safe Area, Mobile Signal.
Ula Public Beach, a Blue Flag awarded beach located in the Ula administrative area. Blue Flag awarded beach on the Türkiye coastline.
What's Offered
- Public Beach
- Blue Flag
- Sand
- Grass
- Sea
- Safe Area
- Mobile Signal
Activities
SwimmingPhotographyNature TourWarnings & Important Information
Free entry.
No market or grocery store.
No electricity.
May not be wheelchair accessible.
No hot water or showers.
No toilets.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ula Public Beach?
Ula Public Beach is located in Türkiye (Akdeniz).
Is Ula Public Beach free?
Yes, Ula Public Beach is free and open to the public.
Is Ula Public Beach a Blue Flag beach?
Yes, Ula Public Beach is a Blue Flag awarded beach.
What facilities does Ula Public Beach offer?
Facilities such as Safe Area, Mobile Signal are available.
What are the opening hours of Ula Public Beach?
Opening hours: Daily 07:00 - 21:00.
What activities are available around Ula Public Beach?
Activities such as Swimming, Photography, Nature Tour are possible.
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Beach dimensions and facility details are based on public data from the Turkish Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change. Text and presentation belong to Obania. Last updated: July 19, 2026.