Lovely setting, with plentiful sunbeds & parasols available, with beautiful views out to sea. 1 slight downside was the dog dirt & cigarette ends in the sand around the sunbeds. Despite this the water was clean, just watch for the steep sandbank at the shore line & pebbly/shelly sand. Lots of bars & restaurants along the promenade to get refreshments

Srayed in Fethiye and wslked to Calis Beach. Took about 11/2 hours andcwas the best thing we did for the day. Beautiful stroll along the waterfront and came across one of the best parks we have seen anywhere. Calis Beach was simply disappointing. Yes it was the off season and a lot of things were closed down, but it was dirty with litter, cigarette butts, plastic bags, water bottles and more. Do they only take pride in their area and the enviroment during the tourist season for the money. I can not comment on the summer season, but I'm glad we walked and didn't pay the measly 24 lire to get there.

Loved the beachfront , always a breeze which in June was a blessing Cafes and bars in abundance, great choice of places to eat and drink Calis beach has everything you need for a day on the sand . Friendly people …. Lots to just sit and enjoy a drink and people watch Evening time has the best sunset ever

Calis beach is sadly and possibly not the best of beaches as in stray dogs, disgarded cigarette ends etc but the greater area of Fethiye including Olu Deniz is in my opinion one of if not the most beautiful areas in Turkey and once you have been seduced by the fantastic sunset every evening you will return I'm sure. Also prices in Turkey are crazy atm but here in Calis you can still bag a bargain. Hasten to add we loved it so much we bought an apartment back in 2005 and still spend 6 months a year here.

Not the best beach as is mainly shale not sand but plenty of sunbeds to relax on. Aqua shoes recommended. Bit of an inclune into/out of the sea. Long promenade with lots of restaurants and shops.

A bit of a mixed bag. Some of the people were incredibly friendly, the water taxi captains were great and some of the shop keepers were nice, however, a lot of the shop keepers are very pushy and can be quite rude even when you are in the middle of buying something. I’m a big guy and was often referred to as jelly belly. I’m sure it’s a cultural thing but I wasn’t keen. There are quite a lot of dogs around but they all seem friendly enough and well looked after. There are loads of shops selling different things. Fetiyhe is about 25 minutes on the water taxi and it costs about £2.50 return.

Can’t speak for the use of the beach, but the promenade is great and the sunsets are incredible. Its quite hot to walk the promenade during the day so we only ever did in the mornings or evenings after 7:30pm (visited in August). We typically preferred our small stretch of promenade next to the Sundia resort that had wonderful restaurants, cafes for coffee, some shops, and ATM’s. Even though we stayed in Fethiye, we preferred the Oludeniz beaches and didn’t swim here given the reviews.

Hit and miss, Positives were; Beautiful sunsets / nice selection of restaurants and shops / lots of friendly dogs / sea was warm / our area outside sundia was clean on beach / relaxing vibe / handmade market at night / sea is calm upto 12 am / not too busy Negatives were; Beach is full of fag ends / litter is a problem on beach and back streets / sea is rough after 12pm

Beautiful views from the pebble and gravel beach and absolutely stunning sunsets but if you want to take nice photos on the beach you better be prepared to do a litter pick first, loads of plastic " cups bottles straws metal bottle caps cigarette packets ect " on it and there is cigarette stubs everywhere especially around the sunbeds, I started each of my days doing a litter pick with another few done throughout the day as more litter is left to replace what you had just cleaned up, I enjoyed my holiday but was extremely saddened at the daily mess left on the beach which was still there the next morning, the bins on the promenade are emptied though which more often than not are overflowing and the promanade is washed " early morning " but not once did i see the beach being cleaned in the 21 days i was there ? Also, the many dogs that frequent the beach, on their own i may add also use it as a toilet so be careful where you put your feet as no one cleans that up either and neither did I. I feel heart sorry for the turtles that come to lay their eggs there. Turkey is a beautiful country, and I enjoyed my time there very much, but the beach is being neglected and is being abused by thoughtless uncaring humans. Oh I Just realised I never took any photos of the litter as I was more interested in cleaning it than photographing it, some people thanked me for cleaning up and some just looked bemused at me but no one helped me. I made a few videos on the beach an took a few photos but i cleaned the rubbish up first to make them look better for social media than they really were, easier to do that than edit it out when you get back home. Sorry if this a negative revie but it is the truth of what i saw and experienced, would I go back though ? Yes i would as the positives outweighed the negatives for me