
Kaleiçi & Lower Düden
Roman gate, Ottoman lanes and a waterfall that falls straight into the sea.
- Antalya city · about 4 h
- Kemer & Tekirova · about 6 h
- Belek & Side · about 5 h
- Alanya · about 7 h

Apollo’s columns at sunset-colour stone, then the river and waterfall.

Saffron Blaze · CC BY-SA 3.0
Wander the peninsula of Side — the Temple of Apollo by the sea, the Roman theatre and the old harbour lanes — then continue to Manavgat Waterfall and the river.
Every tour includes a private car with driver as the base of your quote. Boats, rafting, guides, tickets and cable cars are separate activities that we confirm with you in the quote.
Private car pickup at your hotel
Side old town and harbour
Temple of Apollo and theatre
Manavgat Waterfall and river
Private car return to your hotel
Order and timings are indicative and adapt to season, opening hours and weather.
Curious visitors who enjoy ruins, old streets and a little story with their views. Travellers who like fresh air, water and scenery at an easy pace, including families who choose the gentler options.
Approximate door-to-door time from each departure region. The final duration is confirmed in your quote.
Easy — short, flat walks
No service is guaranteed included here; the car, hotel pickup, water and all other services are confirmed in writing in your quote.
Sun hat, sunscreen, water bottle, comfortable closed shoes and a light layer. Shoes with good grip for worn stone.
No. We quote each tour for your date, group and departure place, so you see exactly what it covers.
The private car with driver is the base of every plan. Boat tickets, rafting, guides, entrance fees and lifts are separate activities, and we confirm them with you in the quote.
Yes. The itinerary is a sample; tell us what you want to see more or less of.
Many tours are. Tell us the ages and we will advise on walking, water and child seats.
We suggest a sensible alternative or another date. Boat and mountain activities are the most weather-dependent.

Roman gate, Ottoman lanes and a waterfall that falls straight into the sea.

Two of Pamphylia’s great Roman cities in one unhurried day.

A ruined Lycian harbour town between pine forest and three small bays.