Antalya City Tour from Belek: Düden Falls, Old Town & Boat

Düden waterfalls, Kaleiçi and Antalya’s coast from Belek

From a waterfall park to the old harbour

Park paths lead around Upper Düden waterfall. At Lower Düden, look from the coast as the same water spills over the cliffs into the Mediterranean.

Kaleiçi’s lanes and the cliffs from the sea

In Kaleiçi, walk down towards the old harbour, explore lanes between courtyard houses, or use part of the free time for a coffee.

If the boat operates, look back at the cliffs from the sea. It is a different way to judge their height and see how the city reaches the waterfront.

Upper Düden park admission and the guide are included. Lunch for paying guests is served at a local restaurant.

Buying anything at the jewellery and souvenir stop is optional. Keep track of the guide’s meeting time at the waterfalls and in the old town.

The route combines nature, old streets and a coastal view in one day. Allow for short walks on uneven or sloping surfaces.

At Upper Düden, the waterfall is set within a leafy city park. At Lower Düden the water falls directly into the sea along Antalya’s coastal edge.

In the old town, the lanes near Hadrian’s Gate differ from those around the harbour. For a shorter walk, use your free time to focus on one area.

The ride from your hotel to Antalya and back to Belek is organised together. The guided itinerary handles transport between stops within the city.

When free time starts, decide which sight you want to see first. That leaves time for both photographs and a closer look at the places that interest you.

Make the most of each stop

Upper Düden is visited in the park, while Lower Düden is seen from the cliffs. If you walk down to the harbour in Kaleiçi, leave time for the uphill return. The boat runs subject to sea conditions.

For another day centred on freshwater scenery, consider the Green Canyon boat trip from Belek.