Ölüdeniz Fethiye Drone 4K

Ölüdeniz is a small town of Fethiye. It is 13 km from Fethiye city centre, 4 km from Hisaronu and 18 km from the famous Calis Beach. Oludeniz, is also known as the Blue Lagoon. Its unique sea and magnificent scenery make the area popular, Oludeniz is a seaside resort filled with beach-side hotels and hostels and great restaurants and bars. Oludeniz is at the foot of Babadag, which is a world-famous and popular flight point for paragliders. It is one of the best paragliding places in the world with its wonderful scenery and weather conditions. Oludeniz beach consists of 2 parts. Looking towards the sea, the part on the left has a long sandy beach called Belcekiz. The other part is the lagoon part known as Ölüdeniz. Ölüdeniz is protected as a national reserve. Even on windy days and storms, the sea stays calm as a pool here. Oludeniz's weather is hot. In summer, the air temperature rises to 40 degrees Celsius, but the average temperature passes between 35-37 degrees Celsius. Winters are cool but not cold. The average temperature in January is around 13-14 degrees Celsius. From May onwards, you can enjoy the warm air and sea water. Thank you so much for watching

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[@bicycletouring4413]

Aynen, Drone'u kullanlara Özellikle paraşütlere çok dikkat etmek lazım.

[@frodeeli8646]

Wow So beautiful

[@erdemextra]

Elerine sağlık alicim

[@dnbtravels]

Awesome 👌👌

[@bicycletouring4413]

Thanks😊

[@hectormanuelchaidez687]

I’m sitting down at this very same beach right now in Ölüdeniz with my drone thinking how on earth can I fly and avoid all the paragliders, then I see your video.. What would you do if your drone and a paraglider crash and there’s serious injury or even death? There’s are so many paragliders from sunrise to sunset, you are one ballsy individual for flying here. For me, I think the risk-benefit ratio is not good enough to chance it.

[@bicycletouring4413]

Using a drone is like an art sometimes. Sometimes it is like a math calculation. I went up to the top of that High Mountain and I was filming the video footage in different places section by section. Some use two drones. As an example, you mount the dji mini 3 pro on the six sections of the dji Mavic 2 Pro but remove the propellers and you can see both cameras front and back at the same time.

[@hectormanuelchaidez687]

Interesting idea. I actually did end up flying around the lagoon but 10mins in I was approached by a resort employee and was told it was “forbidden”. But was only caught because I was nearby at the beach and not further away. I talked to some paragliders later in the day to ask where it would be more suitable to fly in order to avoid gliders but one guy said some gliders are very unpredictable and even if I wanted to shoot from next to a mountain, sometimes they get really close to cliffs etc. guy said the materials in their gear are relatively thin.. and that’s it’s dangerous to fly a drone in the area. Guess I’m just going to take the cable car up and use a 300mm lens instead of flying.