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Antalya: City Tour with Waterfalls & Cable Car or Boat

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Duration6h–8h

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Antalya’s old streets waterfalls cable car or boat lunch

You’ll feel Antalya shift under your feet—from cool mist at Duden Waterfalls to tangled alleys of Old Town and out onto the Mediterranean by boat or cable car (weather decides). Expect honest food, small surprises (like tart pomegranate juice), and real stories from your guide along the way.

6h–8h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit panoramic Mediterranean sea view
See Düden and Kursunlu waterfalls
Explore most beautiful Antalya waterfall
Enjoy nice scenery at Düden Waterfalls
Tour Hadrian Gate and Roman Harbour
Walk past Clock Tower and King Street
Discover Antalya Old City

The Experience

Someone hands me a slice of simit—still warm, nutty with sesame—just as our minibus pulls up near Duden Waterfalls. I can hear the water before I see it, that low rushing sound that drowns out the city for a minute. Our guide (Cem, who has this habit of calling everyone “my friend”) waves us over to the lookout. The spray is cool on my face and there’s this sharp smell—wet stone, maybe moss? It’s louder than I expected. A couple of local kids are trying to get their selfie stick just right and laughing when it almost drops in.

We pile back in and wind through Antalya’s traffic. Cem points out where old city walls used to stand—he says if you look close you can spot Roman stones mixed into modern shops. The Old Town is all twists and turns; I lose sight of half our group for a second near Hadrian’s Gate. There’s a woman selling pomegranate juice by the clock tower (I try some—tart enough to make my eyes water). Lunch is somewhere tucked away down King Street, grilled chicken and rice, nothing fancy but honestly perfect after walking so much.

I’d been looking forward to the cable car, but today it’s closed for wind. Cem shrugs like this happens all the time and says we’ll do an old city boat trip instead. The harbor smells like salt and sunscreen; gulls everywhere. Floating out from the Roman harbor, Antalya looks different—white houses stacked on cliffs, orange roofs bright in the sun. Someone asks about Kursunlu waterfall but Cem says it’s dry this week (summer thing), so we stick with Duden. I still think about that view from the water though—you know when something just feels bigger than you thought?

What’s included

Your day includes comfortable air-conditioned transport with hotel pickup (except certain areas), all entry fees for attractions like Duden Waterfalls and Old Town sights, a traditional Turkish lunch mid-way through exploring Antalya’s streets or coastline, plus insurance and taxes covered before you head back in the afternoon.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

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