Lower Duden Waterfalls

Perform scuba diving under the waterfalls together with "Anemon Divers - Diving Center" staff. Amazing experience. Under water marine life and scenery were fantastic. Coming upwards from below the waterfalls the landscape above the water was breathtaking. A must do experience if possible.

In the city of Antalya is a fascinating water fall called: Düden Water Falls and was very, very interesting and most unexpected. It falls over 130 feet into the blue Mediterranean Sea and is a very picturesque site.
There are many places along the high cliff to take photos of this captivating and enthralling waterfall. One should not visit Antalya without viewing this charming point.
There is a large parking lot so the parking is not a problem.

The waterfall was worth the trip. We got there by bus at night and it was perfect. From the kaleici, the historical center of antalya, the KL80 bus drops you near the park where the waterfall is. Going at night was perfect because it was not so hot and it is beautifully lit so that you can see it.

We booked a 4 hour duden falls tour from one of the kiosks at the marina, its was very disappointing to be honest. It was not a tour at all, there is no explanations or guidance given in any language whatsoever, you go on a boat ride along till you get to the side of the waterfall, the boat turns around and heads straight back, that's it! All the while they play loud music, oh and mid way they offer to sell you basic cans of drink at obviously very high prices. It was a complete waste of our time.

During my visit to Antalya, I had the pleasure of exploring the Lower Düden Waterfalls, located just a few kilometres from the city centre, the Lower Düden Waterfalls offer a breathtaking display of natural beauty and raw power.

The Lower Düden Waterfalls are a sight to behold, with cascading water plunging dramatically from a height of approximately 40 meters into the Mediterranean Sea. The sheer force and beauty of the rushing water create a mesmerizing spectacle that captivates visitors. The contrast between the lush greenery surrounding the falls and the turquoise water of the sea enhances the overall charm and tranquillity of the site.

Visitors can either take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque coastal path where the cool mist created by the falls adds a refreshing touch or opt for a short boat tour to witness the waterfalls up close.

There are several seaside cafes and stalls nearby where visitors can enjoy snacks or a refreshing beverage while being serenaded by the soothing sound of rushing water.

Unfortunately, the beverage prices at the stalls near the Lower Düden Waterfalls are significantly inflated compared to the market rates. Visitors expecting reasonable prices may be taken aback by the high costs, which can make the simple act of enjoying a refreshment a less enjoyable experience. Personal advice to be prepared for these inflated prices or consider bringing your own drinks to avoid unnecessary expenses.

Beverage prices: There are no price boards and after placing an order for 1 fresh juice I paid 300 liras.
Absolutely nonsense

We came here by boat through one of the adventure tour companies. It cost only about £20 for a half day tour with drinks included. Very nice journey and the boat comes quite close to the waterfall. And then we spend about an hour swimming near by. I would definitely recommend it and it’s a great view.

Duden waterfalls are located in the eastern part of town, away from the prime tourist area. It's easy to drive there (around 15 min from center), but bear in mind there's nothing else to see or do in this area. No beach nor swimming around.
The waterfalls are really beautiful as you watch directly from the park the Duden river falling over the rocks into the Mediterranean sea.
Entry is totally free and there's a nice park to stroll or take a rest by the sea. Basically you come to see only the waterfalls, so it's a 10-15 min stop.

Lovely to see the waterfall with the rainbow. A popular spot located within a park. We walked from Barut Lara Beach 4.1 miles away - not a particularly nice walk but the waterfall was nice to see.

At night time it is lit up and you get a good view flying over it in the plane as you come into land at Antalya airport - look out the window on the left hand side.

If you are going there from the Lara Beach direction and don't fancy the 8.2+ mile round walk you can always get the LC07 blue bus and ask the driver to let you know the bus stop to disembark.

This is a pretty waterfall, however other people’s pictures can be quite deceiving. It’s very pretty to look at, but you can’t really go close to it, you can only see it from a distance which was a little disappointing. Worth seeing, it’s good on the eye!

Water gushing off a cliff edge into the Mediterranean within in city which is quite unique. Imagine Niagara falls but 1/50th of it. The water that feeds from it is quite brown in colour. You can see the fast flowing stream as you walk upto the edge to the viewing area