Routes That Enrich Your Holiday
Dim Cave
Attracting cavers from all over the world with its fascinating formations, Dim Cave is one of Alanya’s most famous natural wonders. Located 10 km from the center, it sits 232 meters above sea level with impressive views and well-lit walkways through massive stalactites and stalagmites.
Alanya Cable Car
The cable car running from Damlataş to Alanya Castle offers stunning views of the city and sea, especially beautiful at sunset.
Sapadere Canyon
A natural paradise known for its wooden walkways and waterfalls. You can cool off in its refreshing waters and enjoy the sounds of nature.
Historic Seljuk Shipyard
Built in the 13th century, this shipyard is one of the best-preserved structures on the Mediterranean coast.
Atatürk House Museum
The house where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed during his visit to Alanya now serves as a museum displaying photos and personal belongings.
Kleopatra Beach
One of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful beaches, where Queen Cleopatra is said to have swum. Known for golden sands and calm, shallow waters.
Alanya Lighthouse
Located at the harbor entrance, it’s a perfect spot for a seaside walk and photography.
Damlataş Beach
Right next to Damlataş Cave, this calm beach is favored for its clear waters and proximity to the city center.
Alanya Castle
Built by Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad in the 13th century, this massive fortress sits 250 m above sea level and offers panoramic views of Alanya.
Red Tower (Kızılkule)
An octagonal tower made of red bricks, representing Seljuk architecture’s finest examples.
Damlataş Cave
Known for its humid air beneficial to asthma, featuring dense stalactites and stalagmites.
Alanya Archaeological Museum
Exhibits artifacts from the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods, along with local handicrafts and textiles.
Syedra Ancient City
Hidden among forests, Syedra fascinates with its columned streets and bath ruins.
Portakal Beach
A wide sandy beach ideal for swimming, walking, and cycling along the coast.
Süleymaniye Mosque
Located inside the castle, the mosque stands out for its simple architecture and peaceful courtyard.
Lovers’ Cave
A small cave visited by boat tours, known for its romantic legends.
Benlidere Waterfall
A tranquil waterfall close to the city, great for picnicking and cooling off.
Cat Park
A charming park designed for stray cats where families can relax and interact with animals.
Temple of Apollo, Side
An iconic seaside temple with grand Corinthian columns, especially magical at sunset.
Manavgat Waterfall
A popular natural area near Alanya for rafting, picnics, and nature walks.
Dim River
Originating from the Taurus Mountains, the Dim River is famous for its riverside restaurants, picnic spots, and cool waters.
