
Oludeniz is a renowned base jumping location in Turkey.
The limestone cliffs around Babadağ and Butterfly Valley have attracted base jumpers since the 1990s, offering exits of varying heights and aspects with the option of a safe water landing in the bay below.
All base jumping in Turkey requires permits from SHGM (the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority) and local municipality approval. Requirements are reviewed periodically, so always confirm current status before planning a trip — see our permissions guide for details.
Established exits are found around the Babadağ cliffs and Butterfly Valley — see our exit points guide for specifics on height, aspect and landing options.
We don't operate base jumping as a commercial activity ourselves, but we support the local community and can put visiting jumpers in touch with current contacts, permit status and site information.
No — we focus on tandem and solo paragliding. We do support the local base jumping community and can share information and contacts.
Yes, permits from SHGM and local authorities are required for all base jumping in Turkey. Contact us before your trip for the current requirements.
Yes, several exits around the bay allow a water landing as an option, which is part of what makes the area popular with visiting jumpers.
Tandem flights available daily April – October. Book online or contact us directly.