Tazı Kanyonu

You definitely must visit this place. The tazi canyon looks very breathtakingly. If you drive a car be careful due to the serpentine. But when you come to the parking it's finished after that you can park your car or go to Tazi canyon in a car. DO NOT TAKE a quadricycle (if you really want really, it costs about 70 TRY). If you decide to walk - it takes about 15-20 minutes, if by a car — 10 minutes because of rough road (I suggest going there only b a car with good clearance). You will see exciting mountain views, canyon views. You will not see a lot of tourists there (if you compare with Kursunlu waterfalls :). I really was shocked by these views. I like these views. I think it will be a good idea to have lunch or dinner here.

Visiting the canyon was an enchanting experience that left me in awe of Mother Nature's masterpiece. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes and boasting an array of natural wonders, Tazi Kanyonu Canyon proved to be a hidden gem.
The first thing that struck me upon arriving at Tazi Kanyonu Canyon was the sheer magnificence of its scenery. Towering cliffs, adorned with vibrant greenery and sprinkled with colorful wildflowers, embraced the narrow canyon floor. The glistening stream flowing through the heart of the canyon added a sense of serenity and beauty to the already picturesque surroundings.

The absence of large crowds allowed for a more intimate experience, as I could listen to the gentle rustling of leaves and the soft murmur of the stream without any distractions.

If you're craving an authentic and unforgettable experience in the lap of nature, Tazi Kanyonu Canyon is an absolute must-visit destination. I left the canyon with a sense of gratitude for having witnessed such natural beauty and a desire to return someday.

If you are planning to visit Antalya or Alanya, Turkey, you should visit toTazi Kanyonu and Kopuru Kanyoun in Manavgat where make you incredible experiences.The views from top of the mountains and bottom of the starting point which is nearby the ancient bridge are beautiful natures. There are many natives who are coming here for picnics on weekends.There are many restaurants and tours services agents here. You could use them for private boat riding, rafting, hiking..etc.if you visit solo. I visited here with tour group of 50 people, it cost 150 TL per person. I really love the experiences, will make it again!

If you plan to visit Koprulu Canyon, take two hours extra time to see Tazı Canyon. Actually, Tazı Canyon is region of origin of Koprulu Canyon. But the visiting point is not the Canyon itself. You see the Canyon from above, and the point of observation is called as Tazı Canyon. Anyway, half an hour driving distance from Koprulu Canyon, you can get Tazı Kanyon, the last part of the road is earth road but it is OK. Then you have to walk 5 minutes and take a path to get to the observation point. The forest, the deep valley, and the landscape are beatiful. At the beginning of the path, there is a rural facility where you can have Turkish pancake and tea.

You can visit the place on your own, either leaving the car at the last tarmac intersection (free parking lot, navigate to Tazi Kanyonu Park Yeri) or drive the last few km on gravel and leave the car at the side of the road.
The main viewpoint on top of Tazi canyon is beautiful for admiring the scenery and taking photos (as seen on social media). You can buy emergency drinks, if you need to.
There is also a huge zipline, which is possible to take down to the bottom fo the canyon.
There is no good hiking trail on top of Tazi, so if you are looking for walking, you need to go to the bottom - drive back on the main road appr 10,5 km closest to the river.

There, a gravel path will go north/north-west down the hill towards the Koprücay river, where it will turn into a single-track hiking trail along the riverbank (the trail is clearly marked with red-white stripe marks painted on the stones/ground.
The mid-point of the trail on the eastern side of the river is the bottom end of the Tazi zipline, but if you go past them, the trail markings will continue north as a wider gravel path up to a river crossing (the latter is marked on Google maps as Yer Köprü).
The total is appr 3,5km one way.

It is more like a view point than canyon to explore by trekking. We used a car to get there, road was full of narrow curves and serpentines but if you are careful it is acccesible. Entrance was free (09.02.2023) and the views were just breathtaking

If you stay in Antalia - go there. Amazing mountains view. plus i paid for vismdeo and photos from dron - somerhing fantastic. i even could not imagine where i was seating.

The view is stunning as you can see from the photos. It can be difficult to find a spot that is not occupied with ladies taking their selfies.