Oludeniz is famous for its Blue Lagoon and stunning scenery, while Hisaronu is famous for its rocking nightlife! This tourist village really comes into its own at night, not only attracting holidaymakers who are staying in Hisaronu itself, but attracting many people up from the coast in Oludeniz, and even Fethiye. Drawn by the bright lights, pounding music, and late opening, Hisaronu’s nightlife is legendary!

 

Though busy by day, Hisaronu reveals its true colours by night! It may only be a village, but Hisaronu has the most popular nightlife in the Fethiye area and though the nightlife here caters to many tastes the British are targeted in most of the bars and clubs.

 

Start your night in Hisaronu in one of the many restaurants. These too are aimed very much at the British visiting tourists with British food served in many places, though you can still enjoy many restaurants that serve traditional Turkish and other cuisines too.

 

Some restaurants have bars attached, so you may find you don’t have to move far for an enjoyable evening!

 

If loud music and a busy dance floor is not your thing there are many bars and pubs in Hisaronu offering a slightly different experience. There are quieter establishments, but from 10pm onwards you’re almost guaranteed some kind of party atmosphere, wherever you go! Don’t be surprised to see tourists dancing on the bar with the waiters, as this takes place nightly in a number of bars. Bar Rumba is one such place, and on certain nights of week they also have foam parties.

 

By midnight the bars nearly all have a nightclub atmosphere, with loud music, affordable local drinks, and lots of dancing. And in many places you’ll be rubbing shoulders with the friendly locals who like to come out and have a good time too.

 

An evening out in Hisaronu is a fun and long-lasting experience as the majority of places are open until very late – not closing their doors or turning down the music until the wee hours of the morning!