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Beautiful family park with nice nature and fresh air with nice restsurants
a huge park with lots of shade, places for a picnic and a wonderful view of Antalya! On the way back from the lower parking lot you can admire the waterfall and the sculpture.
İt was nice place... There are many toys for children and well designed landscape... Bu the way didnt like toilets ... They are old fashioned and not so clean plus not free... When you think of general of Antalya many toilets for free and clean it is not good... By the way it needs to ne done an arrangment for car parking... There is not....
Düden Waterfalls consists of two waterfalls, Upper Düden Waterfalls and Lower Düden Waterfalls
Upper Düden Waterfall is also called "Alexander Falls" it's said that Alexander the Great, who conquered Pamphylia between 334-333 BC, gave water to his horses while passing through this region
The waterfalls, formed by the recycle station water, are located 12 kilometres , northeast of Antalya.
They end where the waters of the Lower Düden Falls drop off a rocky cliff directly into the Mediterranean Sea .
The caves behind the waterfall are very interesting formations like a window that offers a beautiful view, you can even pass under where the waterfall flows.
You can find plenty of restaurants and cafeteria on the both sides of the lake, It's also possible to bring your own food and enjoy the picnic areas.
Upper Düden Waterfall is also called "Alexander Falls" it's said that Alexander the Great, who conquered Pamphylia between 334-333 BC, gave water to his horses while passing through this region
The waterfalls, formed by the recycle station water, are located 12 kilometres , northeast of Antalya.
They end where the waters of the Lower Düden Falls drop off a rocky cliff directly into the Mediterranean Sea .
The caves behind the waterfall are very interesting formations like a window that offers a beautiful view, you can even pass under where the waterfall flows.
You can find plenty of restaurants and cafeteria on the both sides of the lake, It's also possible to bring your own food and enjoy the picnic areas.
It was absolutely stunning. The entrance fee was 50 TL per person (around 2$). But the cave wasn't really interesting..
You can approach easily, even for elders .
You can approach easily, even for elders .
Visited Duden waterfalls near the spring, not the one near the sea. The place is not bad but I expected a bit more after paying an entrance fee. Anyway, what I liked the most is that you can use the path in a cave to get behind the waterfall and you can use same cave path to get either to the top or to the bottom.
Small but beautiful waterfall. Can't swim or enter the water as it is within a park which is maintained. Restaurants and refreshments available and you can take a walk in a cafe behind the waterfall. Beautiful scenery and exp
Rip off. No price listing. They don't accept cards, just cash. They make up prices on the spot. Tourist? Pay 5x times more.
End of September: There was ample on-site parking available for just 7.5 Turkish Lira per day, and there were plenty of open spaces. Surprisingly, there weren't many tourists around, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The waterfall itself was beautiful, and walking through the cave behind it to view it was a unique and fantastic experience. The entrance fee of 50 Turkish Lira was definitely worth it. There's also a restaurant by the river where you can savor a coffee. You can also enjoy your own meal in the shaded park area. It's a perfect spot for a relaxing day in nature!
The overall experience was good. There are wc inside, drinkable water, restaurants...and so on.
The waterfall was amazing, not so big, but it displayed nature's beauty and grace perfectly.
The waterfall was amazing, not so big, but it displayed nature's beauty and grace perfectly.
One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Turkey, the views are fantastic and the ticket is so well priced. Also there are some cafés and shops inside the upper floor part even some souvenir shops. If you are into nature, this place is a must see. The place has WC as well as praying rooms. You can access the lower floor from both sides so that should not be a thing to worry for you. By the way, if you are living in Turkey or have a student card, you can access the discount provided at the gate for tickets.
The falls are spectacular. The water color is amazing. It cost 130 TL per person to enter, if I recall. The walkways and cave areas are excellent. There are lots of places to buy ice cream or food. You can even ride a camel. The downside is it's a long way out for such a short experience. If you walk quickly, you can do the whole thing in ten minutes.
Was a nice place, a bit dirty but worth a visit. The entrance fee for foreigners was lowered down to 50TL, which is still significantly more than the fee for locals, but I think it is reasonable and not a big deal, as it is pretty cheap (1-2 Euros).
We were able to see bats too, which was quite nice.
We were able to see bats too, which was quite nice.
The waterfall is indeed beautiful. The sound of the water when you go near is just so soothing to the ears. The travel from the main city to the waterfalls is of about an hour . If its too sunny outside I recommend you to carry your hats & plenty of fluids. Try to carry water bottles & food from your hotel itself as everything outside the waterfall on the stalls is very expensive. For eg if you get a water bottle for 5 TL over there its 50TL.
They accept only cash for the tickets at the counter so go prepared. I found the tickets to be a bit expensive for a waterfall.
The area till the entrance is only wheelchair accessible rest of it inside is not. Some areas inside the caves are very slippery so be careful. Public transport buses from the waterfall back to the city have very less frequency.
They accept only cash for the tickets at the counter so go prepared. I found the tickets to be a bit expensive for a waterfall.
The area till the entrance is only wheelchair accessible rest of it inside is not. Some areas inside the caves are very slippery so be careful. Public transport buses from the waterfall back to the city have very less frequency.
Loved the coaster & zip line but the go-carts were under construction. Suitable place for family and kids
A well maintained public park, it is a great escape from the city.
Not respectful place no roles
playing circles talk so long time without any logic reasons
Even it’s Nice place with many activities
playing circles talk so long time without any logic reasons
Even it’s Nice place with many activities
It was fine! Yes the place isn't that new and professional, yeah it doesn't look as modern and beautiful as other parks do, but it gets the job done! It even features a place where you can go for a quick buggy ride if you want to. It has go kart, restaurants and a lot of other fun activities. I would recommend to visit this place for a quick and entertaining day with family!
This is a great view point where one can see the whole of Antalya, away from all the hustle and bustle. The park is in a forest reserve and a great spot for picnic for families, plenty of space for kids to run around. There are few restaurants on site but it would be wise to bring up your own BBQ. No fee for entry.
Very beautiful mountain scenery!
Car park and entrance free, easy to find.
The park is very beautiful with many attractions for children and adults. We came during a weekday and we missed the Sunday market.
We love the wooden panoramic tower, the historic tent and the model of the first Turkish car.
There was a loud Adan there and beautiful masjid for both with also a place for ablution.
Car park and entrance free, easy to find.
The park is very beautiful with many attractions for children and adults. We came during a weekday and we missed the Sunday market.
We love the wooden panoramic tower, the historic tent and the model of the first Turkish car.
There was a loud Adan there and beautiful masjid for both with also a place for ablution.
Park was beautifull but there was 1 cafe in whole area and it closed when you need to buy water.
Very nice place! A lot of trees, flowers around. There are tables where you can sit and chill or even have a picnic. A lot of shade, so in summer this place will be definitely cool 😊
Very beautiful park. Suitable for family and kids of all ages. Horseback riding, go Kart, roller coaster, zipline, and upside down house among other activities. Small mosque for prayer. Public bathroom WC. Small cafe and snacks are scattered and around. Staff are friendly. Try not to skip it if you are around.
Arrived at breakfast time
İt was silence , the reason could be coronavirus , but still looked awesome
İt was silence , the reason could be coronavirus , but still looked awesome
Great view from up and great atmosphere. You can enjoy the Turkish tea while looking at all of Antalya from above. Also nice at night but best time to visit is between 7-9 so you can see the amazing sunset.
There are lots of options for fun. Especially for your kids. Their karting is good. Riding class or a short ride is available at their small horse farm. There are a few places for hot and cold drinks, also food is quite good. You may have a picnik if you bring your own food and drinks, tables are available for free. There are ATV rides and so on.