Validity period
01 January 2026 – 31 December 2026
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 13 > | € 49 |
| Child 04 > 12 | € 39 |
| Child 00 > 03 | € 0 |
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 13 > | € 49 |
| Child 04 > 12 | € 39 |
| Child 00 > 03 | € 0 |
Price depends on selected options
Everything you need to know at a glance
Join a full-day cultural and nature tour from Antalya and Belek to explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Taurus Mountains. During this unforgettable journey, you will discover impressive caves, traditional mountain villages, and unique examples of local architecture.
Our first stop is Zeytintasi Cave, which was discovered accidentally during quarry works in 1997. The cave is famous for its stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and natural rock formations. To help preserve the cave’s delicate ecosystem, visits are organized in small groups.
After Zeytintasi Cave, we continue to Altinbesik Cave, located within a protected natural area in the Taurus Mountains. This extraordinary cave is part of Türkiye’s first and only Cave National Park. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing boat tour inside the cave while admiring the underground lake and spectacular natural formations.
One of Türkiye’s Most Impressive Cave Systems
Altinbesik Cave is known not only for its beauty but also for its important underground water system. Especially during spring, the water level rises and creates even more impressive scenery.
Following the cave visit, we head to Ormana Village to explore the famous traditional button houses. Built without nails or cement, these unique stone and wooden houses reflect the authentic architectural heritage of the Taurus region.
Traditional Taurus Mountain Architecture
The houses were constructed using cedar, juniper, and tar wood, allowing them to remain durable for centuries. Visitors can admire traditional wood craftsmanship on ceilings, windows, cupboards, and balconies.
During the tour, we stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Guests can choose between fish, chicken, or Turkish pide. After lunch, we visit the historic monumental chestnut tree in Ibradi, one of the region’s remarkable natural landmarks.
After a memorable day filled with nature, history, and culture, we begin our return journey to Antalya and Belek.
Yes. The cave visit includes a boat tour on the underground lake.
Yes, but children should be accompanied by their parents during cave visits and walking sections.
Yes. Lunch is included in the tour price.
Short walking distances may be required during the tour. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
The Taurus Mountains offer different weather conditions depending on the season. Winters can be cold, spring is cool and refreshing, while summers are dry and comfortable. Suitable seasonal clothing is recommended.
Lunch is included in the tour price. Guests can choose between fish, chicken, or Turkish pide. Salad and bread are served with the meal.
Online reservation provides quick booking and instant confirmation.
Babies travel on their parents’ laps. Baby food is not provided.
This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users and requires a moderate level of physical fitness.
Some locations shown in promotional images may not always be accessible because local people still live in certain areas. In such cases, similar locations may be visited instead.
Button houses are not unique only to Ormana Village. Similar traditional houses can also be seen in many Taurus Mountain villages.
The guide may make changes to the program depending on weather, traffic, or operational conditions. Some stops may be shorter than planned, and certain places may only be seen from the vehicle.
In the early morning, guests are picked up from designated meeting points in Antalya and Belek. We then begin our scenic drive towards the Taurus Mountains while the guide provides information about the region.
Our first stop is Zeytintasi Cave, discovered accidentally in 1997. The cave is famous for its impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and natural formations. Visits are organized in small groups to preserve the cave’s natural environment.
After visiting Zeytintasi Cave, we continue to Altinbesik Cave, located deep in the Taurus Mountains. Guests enjoy a peaceful boat tour inside Türkiye’s first and only Cave National Park while admiring the underground lake and natural rock formations.
We then travel to Ormana Village to explore the famous button houses. These traditional stone and wooden houses were built without nails or cement and represent one of the most unique architectural styles of the Taurus region.
After the sightseeing program, we stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Guests may choose between fish, chicken, or Turkish pide. Salad and bread are included with the meal.
Following lunch, we visit the monumental chestnut tree located in Ibradi. Believed to be around one thousand years old, this impressive tree is considered one of the region’s important natural treasures.
At the end of the tour, we begin our return journey to Antalya and Belek, where guests are dropped off at their original pick-up points.
Validity period
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 13 > | € 49 |
| Child 04 > 12 | € 39 |
| Child 00 > 03 | € 0 |
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 13 > | € 49 |
| Child 04 > 12 | € 39 |
| Child 00 > 03 | € 0 |
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Discover the natural and cultural wonders of the Taurus Mountains with visits to Zeytintasi Cave, Altinbesik Cave, and the historic Ormana button houses.