Olympos teleferik

Aerial Tramway, Hiking, Climbing, Paragliding, And Dining For A Day Filled With Fun.

Our aerial tramway is located in the center of Beydağları Coastal National Park at the summit of Tahtalı Mountain, 2,365m high.

Olympos Cable Car is the ONLY destination for those who want to hike on numerous trails and climbing routes, take breathtaking paragliding flights, eat delicious meals, or relax in the beauty of the park.

Olympos is well know for it’s beautiful nature, the ancient city of Olympos, and the famous Olympos Beach.

In this complete guide to the Olympos Teleferik in Kemer, you will learn everything about the cable car ride, the attractions on Mount Olympos, its history, as well as helpful information about how to access it, entrance fees, and tickets. 

Did you know that one of the most popular attractions around is actually a cable car that goes up and down the hill?

What Can I Do on the Olympos Teleferik in Kemer?

Following a 4,350-meter track, the Olympos Teleferik cable car takes you up to Mount Olympos (Tahtalı Dağı). This makes the Olympos Teleferik one of the longest cable cars in the world. 

A trip up the mountain and the ride on the cable car is a great experience for young and old alike. For this reason, it’s also a very popular attraction for families with children. You can spend half a day or a few hours here, depending on your preference.

Ride on the Olympos Cable Car

Two red passenger cabins with large windows and a capacity for 80 people take you from the base station on the beach in Kemer up to the mountain station on the peak of Mount Olympos.

Immediately after departure, you can admire the city of Kemer and the surrounding sea. As the cable car goes higher, more fascinating sights become visible. These include the beach of Olympos and the ancient ruins of Phaselis. You can admire the charming landscape and mountain ranges, and from time to time you can even spot birds fluttering around.

After a 10-minute journey full of picturesque views, you finally reach Mount Olympos.

• The Olympos Teleferik Technical Details

  Duration of the ride: 10 minutes

  Length of the track: 4.359 kilometers (2.709 mi)

  Max. speed: 36 km/h (10m/s)

  Capacity of the cabins: 80 persons

  Opening date: 17 June 2007

  Altitude of the base station: 726 m above sea level (2,382 ft)

  Altitude of the mountain station: 2365 m above sea level (7,759 ft)