By 775Antony

This review is about the walk and waterfall itself, which was laughably poor. The gorge itself could be magical (an oasis in an otherwise parched landscape) but for the people and the totally...

This review is about the walk and waterfall itself, which was laughably poor. The gorge itself could be magical (an oasis in an otherwise parched landscape) but for the people and the totally... more »
By Adventurer590020

Wear suitable footwear - flipflops are a no no! Dare you to stand under the BIG waterfall at the very end

Wear suitable footwear - flipflops are a no no! Dare you to stand under the BIG waterfall at the very end more »
By MustafaEsengun

Should be visited while there is still water. Do wear sea shoes or sandals and don’t forget to get wet under the waterfall. There’s space for car parking and it’s 15 TL. If you eat at the...

Should be visited while there is still water. Do wear sea shoes or sandals and don’t forget to get wet under the waterfall. There’s space for car parking and it’s 15 TL. If you eat at the... more »

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By Maariyah Anwar

We booked with sunset tours jeep safari adventure and honestly was amazing. It's a full day adventure and is absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately it isn't a place for anyone who struggle to walk or move around as you have to walk through calf deep water to get to the waterfalls. You need water shoes as it is rocky murky water but it is breathtaking and really fun

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By Jonathan “TEA TlME” Herold

It's a beautiful walk through a riverbed. The natur is like in a jungle with dragonflies, frogs, tendrils, etc. At the end of the valley you'll find a magnificent waterfall where you can take a small but cold shower ... without shampoo of course.

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By Zeina Shatila

This place is worth a visit. You reach it by Safari towards and then you have to walk around a kilometer to reach the waterfall. Tour guides said it was 300 M so I'm not sure about the exact distance. Be sure to be ready that you are going to walk in cold water and then you might send a bit near the waterfall and get very wet, so you have to either get your slippers or Crocs or whatever suits you, otherwise you can rent shoes near the waterfall at 20 or 30 Turkish lira per shoe. The river you walk in is situated between 2 mountains so the view is fabulously magnificent. Definitely worth a visit and a hike. Entrance is only 10 T.L.

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By Matt Smith

Amazing to walk through the river until you reach the waterfall. I would recommend wearing water shoes as there are rocks in the water. No shoes were available to rent but you can buy a pair from a supermarket for 45 lira (the same pair were advertised for 150lira in the shop by the restaurant). We went after a storm but the water level only came up to above our knees in a handful of places. The majority of the walk is easy enough for young children, more than doable with accompanying adults. The water wasn't cold despite being in mid March. Fortunately for us we didn't see any other walkers until we got back. Plenty of parking. We didn't pay an entrance fee, although I'm not certain whether in busier times a fee is payable. Personally i would bring a packed lunch and bottle of water.

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By Paul Harris

Lovely place. We were lucky as we were there early and it was quiet but looked like it was getting busy afterwards. You need to be fairly mobile to manage walking over the rocks, and the climb back up afterwards. Wear some shoes as flip flops aren't really good enough in the water, although you can rent some for about 80Tl

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