Cirali Ugur Pansiyon

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Ugur Pansiyon is a meeting place for everybody who longs for a wonderful holiday. We have bungalows under the orange and mulberry trees with bird's sounds all around for the ultimate relaxing retreat.

Our accommodation consists of 12 bungalow rooms in between orange and mulberry trees. Our garden has swings, hammocks, deck chairs, table tennis, beach volleyball court and two football areas. While you spend your time sitting in the garden or settling down on the deck chairs or hammocks you'll find it wonderfully silent and peaceful. We also have deck chairs and sun umbrella on the beach for you free of charge.

Accommodation Information

We have 12 rooms sleeping 30 people all with air conditioning, twenty four hour hot water, shower, toilet, the rooms are completely natural wood and heat isolation has been implemented in our bungalow rooms.

Location Information

Olympus

Olympus is located on the western side of Antalya and between Kemer and Adrasan. While traveling between Kumluca and Antalya, you will see the sign of Olympus after passing Phaselis. Its exact establishment date is not known, however it is a port city that’s name has been written on the coins of Likya Confederation printed between B.C. 168-78. The famous Bellerophontes legend lived here. The ancient city is on both sides of the valley and has natural unique beauty. The city is a settlement place surrounded by perpendicular mountains on the southern and northern part. Olympus is one of the very important port cities of Ancient Likya and always been the subject of mythology in the history. Since Mountain Omurga, which separates two valleys, does not have a passage, the city is like a dead end. The passage between the valleys was provided with a natural rock hole in the first centuries. Olympus gained its name from this rock hole. However, as the sea is getting further from the shore in recent years, this hole has lost its functionality and it is now filled with sand and stone. Many ruins can be seen here such as water channels, city walls, tombs and more.


Yanartaş (Burning Stone)

In Chimaeras there is a fire that has not been extinguished since ancient times. This is because it is formed from the natural gases rising to the surface from its source. The fire was stronger before, but as time passed it’s become smaller but with more flames. The flames are not clearly visible during the day so it is much more interesting to watch it in the evening. After walking 20 minutes from Oren, you can reach to this hill where the burning stones are located. .


Ulupinar (Great Spring)

Ulupinar is located in 11 km northwest of Çıralı, the region is known for its cold water sources and trout production plants. Ottoman bridge with and the water mill are historical structures that must be seen.


Adrasan
Adrasan is a tourist settlement area located 90 km southwest of Antalya and has a population of 3000. Even though its name has been changed from Cavuşköy in the early 1960s, the regional people are still using Adrasan name and have taken legal steps to change the name back. Many cultures have given different names to the region such as great ottoman navigator Piri Reis refers to Adrasan Port as Venice Port. There are many ancient ruins in the region. During the excavation works of a hotel in the region, a necropolis area belonging to Hellenistic period has been found and Museum of Antalya has made a rescue excavation. There are orange gardens, pomegranate trees and olive trees in Adrasan plain. Tourism is increasing in the region and best service is given to both local and foreign tourists. The increasing number of the hotels in the region is the best evidence of this.