I liked this canyon more than Saklikent. The canyon is located 9 kilometers from Kemer in southern Turkey. The canyon itself is a gorge about 6 meters wide (sometimes more, sometimes less) and up to 350 meters high. Numerous waterfalls fall from the walls, the water is a rich blue color, and pine trees grow on the banks of the river in its wide part. From the entrance to the park to the canyon, you need to walk about 3 kilometers in one direction, climbing in height, about 150 meters. The trail is uncomplicated, the road is unpaved. By the way, for those who don't want to go, if the wagon goes straight to the canyon. But I advise, of course, to walk. There are great views along the way. Do not miss the suspension bridge on the way to the canyon. Somewhere in the middle of the road, before approaching a steeper rise, there is a bridge on the right. After crossing it, there is a forest path that also leads to the exit. For a fee, you can do "canyoning" — walking along a river flowing in a canyon with alternating sections of wide water and ford. The path runs along the river in the narrowest parts of the canyon. In some places, you can reach the walls with your arms outstretched.

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Александр И.

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Pros: an amazing place of power. Cons: previously, the passage was free, now you have to pay for everything, somewhere the prices are greatly inflated. We were 07.10.2024 (at 11 o'clock) An amazing place, we got from Kemer by taxi (550tl), then bought a ticket for body surfing and could get upstairs by jeeps (1225tl). It is better to go there by jeeps, of course, and it is more interesting to walk back. A wetsuit is provided for bodylifting, but unfortunately it does not cover all legs and arms. The water in the canyon is very cool, but because If not by boat, then you can walk to the big waterfall. Be sure to take a waterproof case, the phone can be fixed in a vest. They also give you a helmet and corals. Be careful, the stones are very slippery. There are stairs and caves along the way, it's very interesting. We walked back, climbed a couple of rope bridges, and there are interesting pumpkins in the shape of heads at the bottom of the mountain. We walked back past the school and went out onto the highway, there was a stop there and returned to Kemer on dolmush (35tl).

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Анна Чаброва

Level 9 Local Expert

I really enjoyed walking through the canyon. We were driving from the hotel in Goyniuk, so it took us about 15 minutes to get there. We took a tour, $ 15 per adult, a child of 6 years old for free. The entrance to the park is included in the price. An additional fee is paid for a zipline, a boat and a wetsuit. Our advice is to just go for a walk - it's good, but you won't see what's in my photo. Be sure to take a boat and go inside ($25 per person, child without payment). For some reason, when buying a tour, the girl told us that there was nothing interesting or beautiful there. She surprised me very much, since I knew that such beauty was only possible if you took a boat (or sailed in a suit). You must definitely go there, otherwise you will not see this beauty

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