Sightseeing

Beautiful little traditional villages can be discovered throughout the destination.

 
Delik deniz Kral koyu

is considered one of the most interesting and mysterious bays of Turkey. Thanks to their natural formation and interesting visuality.  

Tazi Kanyon

is tucked away in the Taurus Mountains, presents a landscape that captivates adventurers and nature enthusiasts. The canyon's imposing entrance, with its towering cliffs and lush vegetation, sets the stage for an unforgettable experience. Visitors can take a refreshing dip in these natural pools or simply sit back and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the surroundings.

Syedra 

is an ancient city near Alanya, which has stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean shore. The ruins of the ancient city of Syedra are surrounded by city walls and monumental rocks. Among the most important buildings that have been preserved are the impressive baths, a gymnasium, a colonnaded street, five water cisterns, an ancient temple, a Byzantine church, and an olive oil workshop.
 

Gazipasa

is very rich in terms of ruins and historical ruins. It has a high tourism potential with its untouched natural beauties, interesting geological formations, and 50 km coastline. The district has many convenient beaches for swimming.

Karain Cave

is the largest cave in Turkey to have ever been inhabited.  

This precious cave gives information about all phases of the Paleolithic age in continuity. It's one hour from Antalya by car. Karain cave is considered a very important place in the world because it sheds light on the arrival of the first people who migrated from Africa to Anatolia.  

 There are three large chambers, which are separated by calcite walls, stalagmites, and stalactites connected by narrow passages.