Ören is a small holiday resort on Milas's southern coast. The beach is spacious, with exceptionally clear water where you can see the bottom, and fine shingle instead of sand. Despite high occupancy in summer, it's less commercial than Bodrum—more modest and unpretentious, more of a local beach.\r\n\r\nÖren is also home to the ancient city of Keramos. Around the beach you can see Roman-era monumental tombs, fountain ruins, and traces of city walls. So here you can enjoy both seaside pleasures and an ancient sites tour.\r\n\r\nNearby the beach is also a landing point for paragliding descents.
Nature Milas
Ören Beach
The southern coast of Milas. Crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, fine shingle, serene atmosphere, and close proximity to the ancient city of Keramos.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ören Beach and what is it like?
The southern coast of Milas. Crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, fine shingle, serene atmosphere, and close proximity to the ancient city of Keramos.
What are the visiting hours?
Accessible 24 hours.
Is there an entrance fee?
Free
How do I get there?
Approximately 60 km from Milas center, on the southern coast. Accessible by road.
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Nearby places
Ancient
Hekatomnos Monument Tomb and Sacred Sanctuary (Uzunyuva)
The "discovery of the century," uncovered in 2010. The 4th-century BCE tomb of Karia Satrap Hekatomnos; predecessor to the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. On UNESCO's Tentative List.
Museum
Milas Museum
A regional museum opened in 1987. It houses Carian, Roman, and Byzantine period artifacts from excavations at Mylasa, Labraunda, Euromos, and Iasos.
Museum
Milas Carpet Museum
A museum of Milas carpet weaving, known since the 17th century. Looms, weaving techniques, and distinctive patterns — a collection with few equals in Turkey.
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