Jeep, Buggy, Rafting & Zipline in Antalya: Full-Day Adventure

Paddle through 10 rapids, then zipline back across the canyon.

A full-day activity combining jeep rides, buggy driving, white-water rafting, and ziplining in Antalya, with hotel pickup and lunch included. You'll raft 14 km down Köprüçay River in groups of 8–10, paddle through Grade II–III rapids, try cliff jumping at a riverside break, and zipline across the canyon before returning to base camp. A licensed guide leads the rafting in English, German, Arabic or Russian, and the day accommodates groups up to 100 travelers.

The Experience

The day starts with pickup from your hotel in Antalya and a drive to Köprülü Canyon. Once at the rafting base, a licensed guide walks you through safety, paddle commands, and emergency procedures in your language. You'll get fitted with a helmet, life jacket, paddle and optional wetsuit, then spend time in calm water swimming and body-rafting to get comfortable before the river begins.

The main event is a 14 km journey down the Köprüçay River in a raft with 8–10 people and a professional guide. You'll paddle through 10 rapids ranging from Grade II to Grade III—the mix of technical sections and easier stretches keeps the adrenaline steady without overwhelming. Along the way, the group stops three times: first for optional gözleme (Turkish pancakes) and drinks; second for cliff jumping and an optional zipline that crosses the canyon; third for a riverside lunch of grilled chicken or fish, salad, rice and fruit (vegetarian meals available). The final stretch takes you through the last rapids back to base camp.

After you return, there's time to watch a video of your trip, shower and change before the drive back to your hotel. The whole experience runs about 8 hours from pickup to drop-off. Groups stay under 100 people, which keeps the atmosphere energetic without feeling crowded, and children as young as 5 can join if they have at least moderate fitness.

What’s included

• Hotel pickup and return transfer to Antalya.
• safety briefing and all rafting gear (helmet, life jacket, paddle, optional wetsuit).
• 14 km guided raft journey with a licensed professional.
• lunch with grilled chicken or fish, salad, rice and fruit.
• optional cliff jumping and zipline during the canyon break.
• shower and change facilities at base camp.
• trip video and optional photos.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Express Rafting

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a full-day mix of activities rather than a single focus—the jeep and buggy rides, rafting, cliff jumping and zipline keep the day varied, so no one moment dominates. The 8-hour commitment and moderate fitness requirement mean it suits people who have a free day and enjoy moving between different challenges; it's not a half-day option or a gentle float.

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Top questions

What's the Köprüçay River like for someone who's never rafted before?

The Köprüçay River has 10 rapids graded II–III, which means they're fun and exciting but not extreme—the guide teaches you paddle commands before you start, and you spend time in calm water practicing first. Most of the rapids are straightforward enough for beginners with moderate fitness to handle, though the adrenaline is real.

Can I do the zipline if I'm nervous about heights?

The zipline across the canyon is offered during a break in the rafting, but it's optional—you don't have to do it. Many people skip it and use the break time to rest or swim instead.

What happens if I'm not fit enough for the full day?

The activity requires at least moderate physical fitness because you're paddling, swimming and moving between activities for about 8 hours. It's not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health or for pregnant travelers. If you're unsure, contact the operator before booking.

Is lunch included, and what if I'm vegetarian?

Lunch is included and served riverside—grilled chicken, fish, salad, rice and fruit. Vegetarian meals are available; let the operator know when you book.

How many people will be in my raft?

Each raft holds 8–10 people plus a professional guide. The overall group can be up to 100 travelers, but you're paddling in a small raft with the same people throughout the day.

What languages does the guide speak?

The guide leads in English, German, Arabic or Russian. Safety briefings and paddle commands are explained in your language before the rafting begins.