Antalya Three Waterfalls Private Tour from Belek — Düden, Kurşunlu & Kaleiçi

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

5–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels — expect short walks on boardwalks and stairs; minimal sustained climbing.

Overview

Spend a day chasing waterfalls and history outside Antalya. This private tour from Belek hits Kurşunlu, Upper and Lower Düden and finishes with lunch and a stroll through Kaleiçi’s Old Town.

Antalya Three Waterfalls Private Tour from Belek — Düden, Kurşunlu & Kaleiçi

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Date

Mon, Nov 24

Travelers

The van eases out of Belek before the rhythms of the coast take over: citrus groves blur past, the Mediterranean opens like a cool promise, and your guide points to a ribbon of water cutting through limestone. By the time you arrive at Kurşunlu, the forest has taken on a voice — leaves whispering, streams daring you closer. Wooden walkways thread through moss and ferns, and pools reflect tiers of falling water that have been shaping this land for millennia.

Adventure Photos

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Adventure Tips

Wear grippy shoes

Waterfall platforms and the wooden walkways at Kurşunlu can be slick; closed-toe shoes with good traction will keep you steady.

Bring a waterproof layer

Spray zones around Lower Düden and close viewpoints can soak you briefly — a light rain shell or quick-dry shirt helps.

Schedule mornings for light and crowds

Early departures avoid tour-boat crowds at the coastal Düden viewpoint and give cleaner light for photos.

Carry local cash

Small tea kiosks, local stalls in Kaleiçi and some restroom facilities may accept only cash (Turkish lira).

Local Insights

Wildlife

Common kingfisher
Grey heron

History

Antalya began as Attaleia in the 2nd century BC and grew into a key Roman and Ottoman port; Kaleiçi preserves narrow streets and restored Ottoman houses.

Conservation

Local conservation efforts focus on protecting riparian vegetation and preventing litter around the falls; stick to marked paths and avoid single-use plastics.