Nice spot for tourists. Waterfall is good, bring shoes suitable for walking through water and on rocks! The zip line isn’t amazing but probably good for kids. The white water rafting you can do down the road is definitely worth doing though.

Had a great experience as part of a jeep safari activity. The walk to the waterfall is quite tricky but worth it. Had a lovely buffet lunch with chicken skewers, rice, salad and vegetables. Good drink offerings too and an on site ice cream parlour and gift shop. As a cat loving family, we also very much enjoyed the friendly and adorable cats and kittens.

We’ve had such an amazing time at the waterfall. Coming first thing in the morning you will be there in your own. It is not as hard walk as some described in reviews. We unfit and overweight stoped a couple of times on the way back. But you got to take waterproof phone covers, ideally waterproof bag and shoes that can get wet as some of the walk is in the water. And of course if you want to go under the waterfall your clothes will get wet too.

We visit this amazing place regularly on our safari tour. They provide best lunch in the area for our guests, plenty of activities to choose from and spend quality time. There is something suitable for all age groups to do and eat there. Don't forget to try tastiest rolled ice cream when u visit.

So fun! We got to do a lot of activities like ATV tour, zip lining, rafting. There’s many options at the park and the beautiful mountains were a plus.

Gizlikent Şelalesi is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of nature, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The journey to the waterfall itself is an adventure, with a scenic hike through lush greenery and alongside a babbling stream. Upon arrival, the sight of the cascading water is breathtaking, creating a refreshing mist that cools the air. The area is well-maintained and provides a perfect spot for a picnic or a moment of peaceful reflection. However, be sure to wear water shoes with good grip or rent a pair there for 10 TL. Upstairs, there are many shops and cafeterias to explore. The stairs are not as challenging as described, but walking in the water to reach the waterfall can be a bit difficult due to the flowing water and rocks. The beauty and tranquility of Gizlikent Şelalesi make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a bit of adventure.

There is a slight cost to enter but it's worth it. Stand under the waterfall for a great picture. Lovely to do in summer but tried it in April and it was ferocious and cold.😂

The waterfall was small due to the heat, but the gorge itself is incredibly beautiful. The trail is quite comfortable, although towards the end you do have to climb a bit—it's not too difficult, though. There are indeed butterflies in the gorge, not as many as there used to be, but you can still spot a few. Overall, it’s a lovely place to visit for nature lovers, with stunning views and a pleasant hike!

I would say it's much better to view this area from above, rather than below. We hiked along the cliffs on the south side and enjoyed fantastic views, met lovely people along the way, enjoyed the nature, spring flowers, interesting paths with rocks and tortoises to negotiate and just a wonderful experience in nature.

This beach has clear water, very big rocks on the sea ground wear water shoes. I was disappointed when we walked the trail to see the butterfly valley in the gorge area. There was hardly any there. The area looks like a nice relaxing, quiet place to stay and camp if one wants. We came in a smaller boat. However, there were large party boats that dropped off people for an hour. The music is extremely loud and it's such a small beach there was no need for that if you want to enjoy the atmosphere.

Very good view but only you can take a look from top (faralya city) or go there by ferry ⛴️

Butterfly Valley (Kelebekler Vadisi), located near Ölüdeniz and Fethiye on Turkey’s turquoise coast, is a stunning natural retreat. Surrounded by steep cliffs, this picturesque valley is accessible by boat or hiking trails. Its serene cove features a mix of sandy and pebble beaches and is renowned for crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The valley gets its name from the over 100 species of butterflies that inhabit the area, including the rare Jersey Tiger butterfly, most vibrant from April to June. Visitors can also explore a scenic 60-meter waterfall, hike lush trails, or camp amidst the tranquil beauty. Rustic accommodations like treehouses are available for those seeking an immersive nature experience, while nearby towns offer more luxurious lodging options. Butterfly Valley is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

This place is a hidden gem. We took the water taxi to come see the butterfly valley which cost us 300TL per person return so we could properly enjoy and explore the place without a time schedule. The ticket gives you access to everything including the sunbeds and access to the path to the waterfall (which would normally cost 15TL per person as it’s a natural reserve). It’s an amazing and really beautiful place. The walk up the waterfall is a treck and I recommend good shoes to climb the rocks up the mountain. If you come on tour with the pirate boat, i would advise you stay by the beach because I don’t think you would have enough time to go up the waterfall, enjoy and return. I witnessed people running after their boat because they departed without them. It took us 20-30 minutes to walk up there. The place is very busy in the morning with all the pirate tour boats until 12:30, 13:00 o’clock when they leave. Then it’s quieter with a fair amount of people until 15:00 15:30 in the afternoon when more pirate boats arrive. All and all we really enjoyed our visit. Highly recommend visiting this place if you are in Oludeniz.

Expected it to be more beautiful than this. The view from up is incomparable, much more clearer and quieter. You should definitely see it from up, specially on summer. If you want to see the valley and to take pictures, I suggest you drive up to Faralya, where you will see the valley much better. We arrived afternoon at the valley, and it was so hot, didn't feel any breeze. You can pay 15 TL to walk and see the waterfall, but in the summer there is no water 😂, don't even think about it. The beach is crowded and the shops are overpriced.

Beautiful place! You can see wonderful view and people who are riding paragliding. If you ride paragliding in Oludeniz, you will begin at here! You have to come even you don’t ride paragliding as it is beautiful place to enjoy nature.

My experience went very well! 🤩 I really enjoyed it. Although I was scared, the professional tandem pilot was very professional (Yusuf Okudeniz Paragliding). The view was spectacular, and the weather was amazing. ☁️ I had the chance to fly into the clouds, one of my dreams, to touch them. I recommend it; the price is affordable. 💯 I was also taking videos with my Ray-Ban Meta Ai glasses, so it was a fun experience for me

Went up nice and early to avoid crowds and hung around until the top end chairlift started. Amazing views and great watching all the lunatics jumping off the ramp!

Massive over 6,400 feet high. Went up to the first 🥇 level in May 1200m. Went up to the second 🥈 level in October 1700m.

The best view of Oludeniz from above! Also to watch parachutes take off! There is a cable car service available to take to the top of the mountain. There is four stops to the top of the mountain. You can stop at each point and admire the views. There is also different food place at every stop which you can check from their official website. The ticket purchased for the cable car allows you to stop at each point then return back to base. I would strongly advise to NOT drive to the top of the mountain. Unfortunately no one warned us and we took the road instead of the cable car. The road is very dangerous with no rails on the side. The road is not in good condition and broken leading straight off the cliff! Also the minibuses for the parachutes drive at high speed with no consideration for other cars! They make the drive even more dangerous. There also isn’t a place to park your car at the top. You need to leave your car by the side of the road and space isn’t guaranteed at all! It simply isn’t worth taking the risk plus I’m sure you would get better views with the cable cars.

One of the newer facilities in Oludeniz is the cable car system up the mountain. Previously, the only way up was a series of narrow roads and hairpin bends. (You can still use some of these as part of an organised trail run.) Be aware that the car park is about 150 metres away from the main building. There is an electric shuttle bus that runs a regular service between the two. Note that taxis will drop outside the building, but you need to go to the car park to get one back. The ticket office is outside the building, and the entrance just to the side. In the foyer is a diorama of the mountain, and escalators and a lift to the floor where the cable car starts. The actual cable car is in two parts; the first goes to 1500 metres, where you can get out to go to a rather expensive restaurant, or stay on board to go to 1700 metres. Each car is a bubble with amazing all around views, and will carry up to 8 people. At the 1700 metre height, you'll find the first paraglider launch pad; and it looks like the most popular. I estimated between 30 and 50 launches per hour. Some were individuals, but about half were tandems. There is another restaurant at this point, so you can sit in comfort watching the launches. You can carry on up the mountain, using a ski style chair lift. It's easy to use, and there is an operator who keeps an eye on things. At 1800 metres, there is the second launch platform which goes in a different direction. However, it's up a set of stairs or a steep ramp, so not so good for anyone with mobility issues. At this height, there is a Burger House, that overlooks the launch pad at 1700 metres. About 100 metres away, there is the final part of the system, another chair lift that takes you up to the highest part of the mountain and the launch pad at 1900 metres. Views all the way up are astonishing, and well worth the effort of going up. The cost of the cable car is very acceptable; if you're in the area, it's worth making the time to visit.

The most beautiful mountain peak I have ever seen. Peaks at 2000ft. Looks over Ölüdeniz, Fetihye, and what's looks to be as far as Dalaman, the Agean Sea, Rhodes and Ulyk Tepe. Beautiful at sunset. Beautiful colours that bounce off of the water. There are restraunts and places to get drinks to at the top. The paragliders jump from the top. The views are magnificent and very romantic. A modern cable cart to the top, from the terminal, is 300 TYL per person. I would 100% recommend this visit even if it's one of the only excursions you do while in the area. Can get a bit chilly of you go late or out of season due to the natural elements. There is security who are very helpful and are good at keeping the tourists and attraction safe.

We arrived late afternoon after a visit to Saklikent Gorge, so there were few people there; the 'waterfall' is quite small and part of a cafe/trout farm. It's a pretty setting with lots of cool shade, several big ponds with fish of various sizes, snacks, beer, wine and other soft/alcoholic drinks. Very friendly service. The ponds do attract biting insects, so bring spray if you tend to get bitten. A nice place to stop for a rest and refreshment in the heat of the day.

What a charming location to escape the heat. The pools of water are helpful to cool off and the fish ponds are quite interesting to watch while eating or relaxing. I wasn't the biggest fan of the food included in our excursion ticket price, but I am a self confessed picky eater, so your experience may be better if you are less fussy than me.

So good and unique place. I will recommend it. Walking trails and nice scenery. But never try to shower in sea or river because here both are more aggressive than common !

Beautiful little place to go for an hour or so. Def before or after lunch as coach loads of people will go. Great plunge pool, beautiful water fall and well sticked bar where you can tickle fish.

Nice place to relax with many warerfalls, a tree which is older than 500 years. Negative point: it's possible for wheelchaired persons or babies with strooler to enjoy it. No facilities for them

I really enjoyed feeding fish from hand in there. They cooked fish with fantastic taste. Also there are a lot of things to take picture of. And be careful - water is really cold (5-6 degrees)

Have been many times but yesterdays visit will be my last, nice surroundings, lovely and cool on such a hot day but spoiled by just mediocre but very expensive food, with (mouldy bread), though service was good, could just have been a bad day? but a long way to go from Fethiye for this.

its a really cool place. but be prepared: it is very crowded, they will charge you multiple times for different things. The sun shades are a bit small, you need to adjust your sun-bed constantly (if you have space of course). it has a locker tho’ which is really handy, but didn’t worked for us, but the staff did a workaround to fix it for us. :) All together we had a blast at the bay, the water is very clear once you pass the shallow water. and if you up for exploring , you can climb the surrounding “mini island” rocks. i wouldn’t miss it!

Beautiful Beach. Love the scenery. It’s pebbly, but the pebbles are smooth. Water is crystal clear. Beach has washrooms. Entrance was 100TL per person. No stamp or receipt to leave and come back. Parking is extra. We had a scooter and just parked it outside the gate for free.

Nice and quite in October. We enjoyed it very much, but I can imagine how overcrowded ans overwhelming it could get in high season. Quite pricy, though: 500 lira for parking, 1200 for an umbrella and 2 sunbeds...

I loved spending time on this beach , one of my favorites.I wish i had more time to spend ,lots of bars and restaurants.We paid 1000Tl for 2 sunbeds and umbrella.Parking was 10 minutes away.Fres restrooms and shower.

Ölüdeniz – Where Turquoise Waters Meet Tranquility 🇹🇷 Nestled along Türkiye’s stunning southwestern coast, Ölüdeniz is one of the country’s most iconic destinations — and for good reason. The name “Ölüdeniz” translates to “Dead Sea”, referring to its famously calm waters, even during stormy weather. This natural lagoon has been drawing visitors for centuries with its crystal-clear turquoise sea, soft white sands, and breathtaking mountain backdrop. Ölüdeniz lies near the ancient Lycian Way, a historic trail once used by the Lycian civilization. It has long been treasured as a protected national nature reserve, which has helped preserve its unique beauty and biodiversity. - Calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming and relaxing - The Blue Lagoon, a postcard-perfect area great for families - Clean beaches with sun-beds, umbrellas, and changing facilities - A variety of cafés, restaurants, and beachfront bars - Public transportation and parking nearby - Eco-conscious management as it’s part of a protected park - Paragliding from Babadağ Mountain – world-famous views over the sea - Boat trips to Butterfly Valley, St. Nicholas Island, and hidden coves - Snorkelling and scuba diving in crystal waters - Kayaking, paddleboarding, and jet skiing - Hiking along the Lycian Way trail for scenic vistas Ölüdeniz offers everything from luxury resorts and boutique hotels to cozy guesthouses. The atmosphere is laid-back yet vibrant, with nightlife in nearby Hisarönü if you want a livelier evening. Whether you're after adventure or total relaxation, Ölüdeniz delivers it all — wrapped in natural beauty and Turkish hospitality. A must-visit on any trip to the Turquoise Coast!

⭐️⭐️ Ölüdeniz has always been known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Türkiye, and I’ve visited many times over the years. The sea is stunningly crystal clear — but sadly that’s the only thing left I truly love about this place. Prices have gone through the roof, the beach itself isn’t very sandy, and the lack of security is a real problem. There are people walking around taking photos of women without proper control, and one man with a parrot goes around pushing photos on tourists. When I said no, he was extremely rude and even shouted at me because he didn’t understand my answer — which is not my problem. It left a very bad impression. For such a famous destination, it feels poorly managed and not welcoming anymore.

Water is super clear, clean. The water is cold in May,June. You can still swim but not so much so i think its better to visit starting July. What I didn’t like is there is no good food no where in that city. The food dont have taste its like you chewing a piece of paper so be ready for that. You cant find good restaurants because we check every spot by car. Its really expensive. You have to drive 2 hours away for better food.

A fascinating walk through history! The rock-carved Lycian tombs are spectacular—very reminiscent of Petra—and stand in amazing contrast to the well-preserved Roman amphitheater and stadium nearby. The site isn't huge, but make sure you take the steep path up the hill above the tombs. It's a bit of a scramble, so wear good shoes and be careful of the narrow paths, but the panoramic view from the top is absolutely worth the effort and makes for incredible photos. A fantastic way to spend a few hours imagining the ancient world.

A great place to visit by car. Entrance for four is 600 lira. At the entrance you will be offered the services of a guide, I forgot his name. He lives nearby with his family. Take him, you will not regret it. Without his story, for us this place would be just stones with incomprehensible inscriptions. He will tell you about this place quickly and interestingly, will not let you die from the heat. He will tell you where to get the best photos. You set the price for the excursion yourself. His wife and daughter make souvenirs from stone with their own hands.

Don’t miss the chance to visit this amazing place, lots to see, beautiful ruins.

It's worth the visit at 60TL. It's interesting to see the ruins, tombs, and surrounding areas. Stunning 360° views especially of the snow-capped mountains. Parking is along the street, not designated, so if you see a safe spot, pull over. The little cafe or juice bar sells freshly squeezed orange or pomegranate or a combination of both, which was refreshing. There are toilets on the grounds which were clean.

We were heading home from YakaPark, when we saw the ruins. We really did not expect to see such beautiful and impressive ruins here. We walked around and explored everything there, it didn't take more than an hour. Also, you can easily reach the top of the castle, where the flag is, It is an impressive place without a doubt. Not to mention, the view is very breathtaking If you like history and exploring old cities, you will like this place. Worth the drive!

Absolutely relaxing place, nice view, wasnt crowded. You can buy ticket at the entrance highly recommended to have cash on you for. For us took about 2hours to walk around explore and make pictures at Castle, bath agora and theatre ruins. Toilet was available ant entrance, no parking lot, so you can park wherever you find place for.

It was a very hot day so would definitely recommend taking plenty of fluids and covering yourself from the heat, The place itself has some amazing history and we ended up with a random tour guide who decided to join us (whose daughter also has a shop at the start of the walk), he did become a bit annoying when he would not let us explore on our own but each to their own as some people would not mind this. You are able to climb into the ruins and get some cool pics and videos and once you reach the top their is a lovely breeze on a hot day to enjoy as well aa the views to go with it. The walk does not take long depending on your pace but at a steady pace I would say around 30 minutes or so. Entry is around 3 euros so not bad to spend a bit of time in here.

Great selection of slides and water features. Great to see the complex has life guards to ensure safety . Going in the week easy to get a sun bed with the family. Food area is actually reasonably priced in comparison to the local area around. Definitely worth going and we will be going again.

Came in September. Park was clean, tidy, reasonable entrance fee, cheap food/drink and fun slides. Lots of sunbeds with plenty of shade, 3 tube slides, 4 sit down water slides, wave pool, lazy river, swimming pool and kids area with small slides and lots of water fountains. £1 for a drink. £3-4 for a meal. Also a bungee jump for £50 and inflatanle balls to play in unsure of £. Nice little park.

Excellent waterpark and managed to get on all the rides now than once without queuing for hours. Surprisingly for a place like this food and drink were very reasonable. Free shuttle bus as well for to sit there and back. The park is in the process of extending, appears to be about half way through, I'm sure to be ready for next summer, will be even better looking at the rides they are building.

First of all it is a good Aquapark, but I found it not accepatable that our bags get controlled. and we have to give away our water... The Entry Fee is arround 12€ incl. transfer to Hotel. All of the big slides expect of one it is not allowed for kids between 0-7 or under 1.20

great day ouf for the kids , little updating needed , things looked a bit old but still safe and good fun , good value for money , food was good 👍👍🇹🇷

Lively at this time of year. Very quiet wouldn't like to go in peak season. Food was nice and not too expensive. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Fantastic day at waterworld. The staff are really friendly and the rides are fab. Very good value for money all round. A special mention for the food. The marine pizza was top notch!!

This place was disgusting. The bathroom smelled strongly of urine, worse than a public bathroom, I had to hold my breathe inside. It was a filthy concrete floor that had not been washed. The shower head was broken and would not connect to the wall. All the rooms were dirty, including the bedroom. The wifi password on the wall did not work, and when messaging the host for the correct password he did not reply, even though we later saw him downstairs hanging out with a friend. The bedsheets were clean, the place was spacious, and the location was good - but unless you want to stay in filth, do not come here.

Great location with lots of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars nearby. The street is not too noisy though. Fethiye Harbour is also very close being a 5 min walk. About an hour from Dalaman airport. Ideal for short or longer term stays. Our studio room consisted of lounge /diner, kitchenette, large bedroom, shower room. WiFi & air con are included in the price. There are no lifts in the building so not suitable for wheelchair users.

Cheap so that’s great! But I’d rather pay more money for comfort! The room had mould encrusted around it, there was lack of lighting, there was a random mattress on the floor folded over in front of the tv to resemble a sofa. The floors was black with dirt! There were cob webs on the walls, warnings of cleaning fees on the notice board yet the place looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a long time. The water was freezing cold. The only positive was that it was in a good location but the place looked like a slum!

Good value stay in this hotel, as walking distance to the tourist areas.

We booked the room here for 3 nights The stuff very helpful and come to pickup us from the port The problem is we didn’t stay in the room same as the picture from hotel it’s other building 2 minutes walk from the main hotel the room was ok with the price / but didn’t clean that much They did have clean service for you. The location is very good center of fethiye

I had a great stay, in this place, very clean, and quiet, I recommend this hotel to everyone ❤️ Thank you downtown Fethiya suite

Nice Suites with ample space, the place is very clean, tidy and with very nice attention from the staff that works there, very good prices, I recommend it 100%

The beach was fine but the views on the road to get there almost earned it 5 stars. There is water sports and people available to take you out on a boat. The road to get there isn't for a novice driver but as long as you go slow you'll get there, it was my first time driving left hand drive and I had a blast heading down it.

Stunning beach with turquoise water. The maim beach is a bit crowded but the hidden gem is on the left hand side. Take the walking trail on the left and walk 10 minutes. You will fall in love with the crystal clear turquoise blue water.

Great Beach , entrance 200TL for a car , 150TL for 2 sunbeds at the time of writing. Sandy beach with easy access to the water , lovely place with a quirky cafe, note that the whole place is card only - NO CASH.

This is my most favorite bay in this area. On the weekends it is too crowded because it is very popular due to its fame and perfect sea and forest combination of nature but during the weekdays it is a perfect choice.

Good beach . Amazing view and lovely place . Deserve blue flag

One of the most beautiful spots to see in Dalaman area. The beach is great early in the morning if you want to get the most of it. Entry to the parking 200TL, sunbeds for 150TL. The road is a bit challenging but it’s worth it.

TL 200 entrance per car, payment by card only. Loud public announcements. Beatiful views of bay. But can be crowded and everybody smokes.

Lovely beach, pretty long, nice for a walk. I spent 6 weeks there next to the beach in December 2024 and January 2025 and liked it. It's partly dark sand, the rest are stones. Usually clean. Mountain view in the background and islands around were a bonus. Nice for sunsets. Many locals go there with chairs and tables and eat and drink. Some parts of the beach were quiet, mostly on week days, but it got too busy on weekends and in the afternoona in general. As an introvert, I would not enjoy the Calis beach in summer when it gets overcrowded. In winter it was still fine for me on weekdays. What I did not enjoy: way too many people smoking on the beach, they do not care at all if there's any non-smokers around (for a lifelong non-smoker, it was disgusting to me). And also many locals were fishing there, jus anywhere among other people who went there for a swim (yes, I did go for a swim even in winter when the water was not very warm but that's why I was staying next to the beach) and it was bothering having to check the fishing sticks and lines all around me. It's very inconsiderate that the fishermen do not stick to the end of the beach in order not to disturb other people who are not on the beach for fishing.

Beautiful beach to watch the sunset - however parts of the seafront strip feel a bit like Blackpool abroad. There are some really lovely food places though.

Had a fabulous beach day at the Seahorse Beach Club whilst on holiday with Friendship Travel. Lovely beach with excellent facilities. Awesome to watch the paragliders landing nearby.

As someone who has spent her entire life in Fethiye—from birth through childhood and high school—I’d like to share a few thoughts about Çalış Beach (Çalış Plajı). Let me say this upfront: the water at Çalış isn’t the cleanest or most pristine you’ll find. That’s a fact anyone can figure out, whether they’re visiting for the first time or have lived here for years. But the real charm of Çalış isn’t in its water quality—it’s in the experience. Çalış is one of those rare beaches where you can walk barefoot on soft sand, where the shore doesn’t feel like it’s fenced off or commercialized with a cordon or barrier. You’re not forced to pay high entrance fees, buy overpriced drinks, or reserve a sunbed just to enjoy the sea. There’s a quiet kind of justice in that. You can just be. The view here is stunning, especially at sunset—one of the best in all of Fethiye. You can grab a cold beer from a nearby bakkal, walk down to the beach, and enjoy it with your loved ones without bothering anyone. It’s that simple. That free. You can walk, breathe, watch the Knight Island across the bay, and feel like you’re in a space that welcomes you as you are. There are wonderful restaurants around too—especially fish restaurants—and the pubs feel just right for Fethiye. The atmosphere is unpretentious, friendly, and open. Çalış offers a kind of democratic beauty—natural and social—that makes the friendships and memories you form here feel extra special and lasting. That said, I also want to offer a sincere warning. The water here may look calm and inviting, but it can get surprisingly deep after just a few steps. I say this as someone who nearly drowned here as a child, despite being a strong swimmer today. If you don’t know how to swim, don’t go in alone. It’s deceptive. The sea bottom drops quickly, and before you know it, you’re in over your head. There’s also a fair amount of underwater moss, which might feel unpleasant or slippery. So please—enjoy Çalış, but do so with care. Let yourself go with the flow, but not without a sense of awareness and respect for the sea.

Lovely laid back resort, flatter then near by resorts so easy to get out and about. Lots of great bars and restaurants not as busy as Hisaronu, oludeniz but if you like a more laid back atmosphere then this is for you. Some amazing views and sun sets along the front, have visited many times and will definitely return.

The beach is rocky and the waves can be strong, but the sunset is absolutely breathtaking. A view well worth the visit.

We went several times in previous years but this year it was difficult to find a toilet or a shower But overall the place is nice

Amazing beach, very soft sand. Entrance to the beach is so easy, water is shallow, you don’t need any slippers as the sand is so so soft! It’s a bit windy hence lots of waves You need to pay 20 liras to enter this beach on foot and more if you come by car. However, I take 1 star off because there is no place to eat. 1 cafe only sells drinks, burgers and guzleme. I really wanted to each Turkish breakfast and had to walk back to the town centre to eat because there is no choice on this beach. People come with their own food and can sit in the shade, there are plenty of tables and chairs so please do bring your own food. Drinks you can buy at the cafe. I went to this beach as I had 9 hours connection flight and it took about 20 mins by taxi from the airport and 700liras (not cheap, but you won’t find any other alternative vehicle to get to the beach)

Amazing place, where Aegean sea is ending and starts Mediterranean sea.

Blue flag?!? Where you've stolen it? Have never seen so much garbage on the beach and in the water. Disgusting..

Süper beach. Enjoy have a good day out!

It's definitely big and nice with restaurant parking places.. accommodated with tables and benches for people who brought food with themselves..toilets showers..also swings and river near for fishing also camping place.

Cleanest beach ever visited. Facilities available. Very popular with families. The waves lift u up and feels great. Has lifeguards around and is free to use. A must visit place if in Dalaman. Highly recommended

Absolutely amazing, no crowd beach with all facilities and cozy restaurant

Great lounge, very spacious, tidy and clean. Good selection of food, especially cold, more limited on the hot side. One star knocked back as alcoholic drinks are payable but after a holiday in Turkey we had more than plenty so we didn’t miss it. Plenty of business alcoves with table and plugs, even some daybeds to fully relax and have a snooze, as well as a kids area, which is enclosed with glass walls so easy to supervise the kiddos while having a cup of tea. There’s also a separate outdoor areas for smokers which is very well insulated and it does not deep inside. Overall great alternative to departure hall that was busy with Mc Donald’s and KFC. I read the reviews before coming and was expecting the worst, honestly there’s not anything to complaint about - not sure I understand why it has only 2 star reviews. I saw people complaining on the staff, it honestly was not our experience, they were all very courteous.

This is not a business lounge - seems more to be a dumpster. “Variety of cold and hot dishes” is 2 types of sandwiches, 2 types of porridge, 1 soup and a couple of deserts. Wifi is slow. No shower. Waste of money.

One of the worst airport lounges and by far the worst in Turkey. Honestly, how can you be a lounge in Turkey and serve packaged food. Other food from the buffet was also pretty bad, had no real taste or freshness. The dishes were also super dirty. Even the sparkling water I popped open was dirty under the lid. Avoid it at all cost.

I’ve never left a bad review for somewhere before but this lounge is terrible lol. Nothing is eatible or drinkable except the bottled water. It really is that bad. Staff were nice and sofas are ok but don’t use your priority passes on this lounge.

First I can't call it lounge it's only relaxig and quite place. Food was only cold salad and 2 different type of salami not hot food my two little kids couldn't eat anything. Alcohol wasn't free and I'm surprised because all airport lounge I've been Alcohol was included. Staff were friendly and polite and area was clean and tidy but when I spent £80 I'm expecting to eat as well not to just drink coffee and coke !

Shockingly bad. Staff act surprised to see you and treat you with utter distain. Food is mainly sugary cakes and biscuits. I asked for non-alcoholic beer. Was given an alcoholic beer. Then looked at like a freak when I tried to explain the mistake. Toilet lights are worse than the strobe lighting at a disco. Seating is uncomfortable. The whole experience from start to finish was a waste of money and time. I would not return. Utter garbage.

I visited this lounge twice—once in the morning and once in the evening. I won’t go into details, but here’s one fact: I’m a frequent traveler and have been visiting airport lounges for 18 years. Simply put, this is the worst lounge I’ve ever been to. Trust me—don’t visit it.

Four of us went up to this park on Saturday 23/09/23 , we went on two scooters and were charged 80tl for parking. We were terrified crossing the pallet wood rope bridge , which is very shoddily constructed. The whole place looks filthy . Restaurant is just asking for food poisoning in my opinion. Sanitary is very bad . If I could give negative stars - 2 . Do not waste your time on this place .

I live in the Netherlands, and traveling for 3.400 km with my family in our car was to look for the best unique unforgettable places. The location here is fantastic, a great getaway deep in the valley with fresh water surfaces to walk through safely, but the people who are running the place are a bit far from professional work, asking very high prices for mediocre dishes, and trying to make it feel like westen style but so far from any western or eastern! this place lost it’s identity for a lost staff

Beautiful nature resort but it’s not taken care of. You can spend the whole day here away from the heat of the beaches with the breeze from the mountains and the river. There are many farm animals hanging around which are great accompany for your children.

A lovely place to go wading, swimming, and camping. They have a small take-out place and prices are not too high. Lots of trees and covered rafts with tables and chairs. They're tied up so you don't float away.

Fantastic place with wonderful nature. This is one of the uniqueu camping sites that I ever seen. Although the nature is awesome, the facility is not clean and you can see garbage everywhere. I talked to one of the employees but he complained about people instead of showing any signal for improvement. Please do ask/push managers to keep the nature clean.

The place is good! But the service is extremely bad! They aren’t professional at all! You can’t sleep if you haven’t rented a tenant even if you have rented a full seats for 5 ppl! Every 30 seconds the waiters asked us if we need to order anything, it was annoying and impolite. I recommend you find different places ..

A great relaxing atmosphere with places to swim eat and go fishing, great for the family, Volkans adventures Dalyan took us there.

Very nice, spacious and clean sandy beach. Water is crystal clear and it's shallow for like 20 meters. The only downside was the parasols; they're rather small and don't have great coverage. However the beach is pretty cheap -100 TL for a couple of beds and a parasol - so it's definitely worth it.

Great beach with cafe , toilets, changing etc. entrance is 200TL for the car and 350TL for 2 sunbeds .

This is our first trip to İztuzu Beach by car, and the journey is quite long. The breathtaking views on the drive to the beach make it worthwhile. The parking lot costs ₺200, and payment is required upon entry. They also provide changing rooms and restrooms. There is a restaurant and tanning area where you can pay ₺165 per person or ₺350 for two wooden sun loungers, or choose a free one on the sand. The beach was extremely crowded. The only thing you have to do when you go swimming in the sea, all you have to do is walk far enough until the water is deep enough. İztuzu Beach is absolutely stunning; unfortunately, we did not get to see any turtles, but we had an enjoyable time. I recommend it purely for the experience.

İztuzu Plajı is one of the most beautiful and unique beaches in Turkey. The sand is golden, the water is shallow and warm, and the scenery is amazing with mountains on one side and the river delta on the other. What makes it special is that it’s also a protected nesting area for Caretta Caretta turtles, so it feels like you’re visiting both a beach and a natural reserve. There are no big hotels or loud music, which keeps it peaceful. Best to bring your own snacks and water, and respect the turtle areas. Truly a natural paradise!

One of my favourite in Turkey. Perfectly clean, wise, and beautiful. Dalyan in general is a magic place for a vacation. You can get there by the boat, or by the bus service. It takes around 30 minutes, both ways are enjoyable though, views etc. A lot of empty space, if you walk a little far from the sun lounges. Sandy clean beach, warm clean sea, perfect

I liked this beach a lot. The fee is not that much (2€ per car, no matter how many people are inside it), there are public toilets and showers (with cold, salty water) and the beach is clean. The water doesn't get deep enough for swimming for more than 50meters which makes it ideally for kids. You can also visit the Turtle Hospital (which is located close to the entrance). There is also shadow under some pine trees, but if you arrive after 10am most probably you will find it already occupied. At times it gets very windy. The restaurant inside has reasonable prices.

Very nice!! Wish we had better weather

A Hidden Gem on the River. If you’re looking for an unforgettable Turkish dining experience, this riverside restaurant is a true standout. The setting is beautiful, with a relaxed atmosphere and stunning views over the water — perfect for a lunch or a dinner. The food is delicious. Lamb kebab was top.

Worth the long village road! Simply stunning in the middle of nature! The river passes through the place and adds an incredibly beautiful atmosphere. The food was very delicious, too. We had Sac Tava, French Fries and fried veggies topped with yoghurt. All the ingredients were so fresh and organic. Prices are very reasonable. We spent 600TL for two. There’s a free parking lot. The personnel is pretty friendly and professional. Overall score 4.4/5 for an Authentic Restaurant

In love with this place I highly recommend visiting it! The breakfast was gorgeous and delicious 😋 😍 Everything was perfect! Thanks

Amazing area in the middle of nature, the breakfast was amazing and very yummy, the atmosphere right by the river with the waterfall view and sounds was out of this world. The waiters were extremely attentive and super friendly, amazing experience.

Impressive! From the atmosphere, food quality to the welcoming, everything was tip-top. We had a mixed meze plate which came with grilled bread and for the mains, the lamb was absolutely ridiculously tasty. Oh, and cheap as chips also. Many thanks to Muammer, aka Mami, the taxi driver who took us there from Labranda Mares Hotel. Definitely recommend 👌

Would definitely go again. Food is amazing. Views incredible. Absolutely loved!

An absolute delight to visit. Had Turkish breakfast and it was amazing. So many different plates with absolute top notch quality food. Fresh warm bread and everything one could ever wish to eat. Service was impeccable. Friendly and professional. The surroundings are magnificent. An oasis in the mountains. If you ever are nearby, don’t miss this gem of a restaurant

Price to enter is 50TL per person. Interesting to look around, and friendly people working there. Fantastic views

Very beautiful cave, full of surprises fir people with good imagination.

Sweeeeeet caaaaaaave fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiind 🔎🛵💨🔥🇹🇷 I was riding out in the middle of nowhere on my way to the next location marked on my map when all of a sudden I noticed out of the corner of my eye a very small sign with the Turkish word for cave... Magarasi 🤩🤩🤩 This cave was not marked on Google Maps (Until now... Added courtesy of yours truly 😉) and was not very far out of my way...... Sooooo of course I had to go up the mountainside to check out what the real story was! This place was totally bananas! I'm absolutely elated that I made the decided to make it up here to check this place out because it had some of my favorite cave things! Fossilized and non fossilized bone remnants from bison, jackals, and even ancient mammoths! 🤯🤯🤯 I love when caves are lit up with different color high intensity lights because you can really see the differentiation in these stalactites and stalagmites. Without these colored LED lights this cave would have still been very beautiful but since it is a dead cave it really does not have very much color to it. Honestly this was a really fantastic treat 👨‍🎨🎨⛰️👌 When I pulled up to this cave there was a group of about seven kids who were high school aged (or younger) and apparently in charge of running the place... Not one word of English was spoken but they were very friendly and quite curious about my motorcycle and where I was coming from I'm the United States. They charged me the 5 Lira entrance fee and proceeded to give me the full nickel tour in Turkish 😂🤣😂 You never know what you're in for when you're on the adventuuuure 🛵💨🔥🔥🔥 I'm so hAaAaAaAappy I kept my eyes peeled and found this little cavern out in the middle of nowhere by sheer luck... Or was it coincidence? You decided 🍀🌠🤞

It was very nice cave.

Water dripping from stalactites is worth seeing, entrance 15tl, sufficent parking lot,

This cave exists, all you need to know. It is not big, but with a soul. On the way to and around the cave - a magnificent view worth visiting for.

Very Interesting Karstic Cave, overlooking the Acipayam Plain

We drove from Antalya to Salda Lake, and the drive was smooth and easy, with clear roads. The lake itself is visible from a distance, but the main tourist area is a bit further inside. Positives: •Great for Photography: The lake offers stunning views that are perfect for photography enthusiasts. •Fresh Air: The surroundings are refreshing, providing a great escape into nature. •Beautiful Views: The lake’s unique turquoise waters make for an amazing sight. Improvement: •Cleanliness of Shoreline: While the lake is beautiful overall, the shore could be cleaner. Extra Note: Be cautious of honey bees in the area. One seemed especially interested in my wife, leaving her with a memorable sting! A picturesque spot with minor drawbacks, Salda Lake is worth visiting for nature lovers and photographers.

I thought it was underwhelming but my wife thought it was great. It was on the way to Pamukkale from Sagalassos so worth a short detour. We just waded in, but some people were swimming. I can't say I noticed any special healing powers ;)

Beautiful tranquil lake. Not crowded when I visited in an October afternoon.

We were pretty hyped about coming here after reading it. The lake is a unique experience, but was not exactly what we thought. We went to a campground on the NW side of the lake and there was a sign saying "Prohibited entry to lake" with no exploration as to why. We didn't know if it was due to no lifeguard or because of something harmful in the water. We continued to drive around to the east side where there is a restaurant. We ate there (better food than expected) and they said we could get in the lake, which the kids did. All in all it's a neat experience, but we didn't see anything around the lake that actually talked about the significance of it. And there wasn't a single dock; we didn't see any boats, canoes, etc.

What an amazing nature and beauty about this place which is unbelievable, lake is super huge and we went from one corner to another even the village is so beautiful while going to Salda Lake. A must place to visit and also there restaurants and coffee shops around some key spots with restroom facilities.

Beautiful white sand beach lake in the middle of unexpected.... absolutely loved it

Salda Lake, often dubbed the "Turkish Maldives," is a breathtaking natural wonder with its striking turquoise waters and white sandy shores. The lake's unique beauty is a testament to the delicate balance of nature, created by the rare hydromagnesite minerals that form its shores. While its serene atmosphere and picturesque landscape make it a must-visit destination, it's crucial that we approach this fragile ecosystem with care. With increasing tourism, the need for responsible travel and strong conservation efforts is more important than ever to preserve this pristine paradise for future generations. Inst: @uyuyangezgin

Another must-see archeological site. İt is about a 3hrs drive from Izmir. What impressed me the most was the 170mt pool, it is unrestored now but I hope it will be one day. One remark: the museum building is closed to visitors.

One of the most fascinating places I have ever been to. Absolutely stunning peace's with very well preserved parts. I loved the masks wall and also the pool at the main square. Don't miss the Theatre. Less expensive (€12) and much less crowded than Ephesus

Enchanting archeological site. Some buildings are in incredible good state and the visit is very enjoyable as there aren’t crowds of tourists.

The archeological site is fantastic, interesting and beautiful. You can easily spend there 2 hours. Take some water and a hat, as it can be very hot on the sun. However, the Museum is currently closed...and this was very dissapointing.

It is one of the best places I have ever been. 100% worth it. We were alone

Absolutely beautiful, well-preserved and off the beaten path. Low crowds mean you can walk on and around the ruins. Come early and explore in near silence and solitude.

We had limited time and we were not sure if we should include this in our itinerary, but we did and we were delighted. Way less crowded than Ephesus, and from my point of view experientially deeper and easier to immerse into the history of the place without the tour busses. Though smaller than Ephesus, the 170 m long swimming pool must have been a treat, and Aphrodisias had plenty of water the gardens were reportedly magnificent. Definitely a City I may have wanted to live in back in the day…

Another must-see archeological site. İt is about a 3hrs drive from Izmir. What impressed me the most was the 170mt pool, it is unrestored now but I hope it will be one day. One remark: the museum building is closed to visitors.

One of the most fascinating places I have ever been to. Absolutely stunning peace's with very well preserved parts. I loved the masks wall and also the pool at the main square. Don't miss the Theatre. Less expensive (€12) and much less crowded than Ephesus

Enchanting archeological site. Some buildings are in incredible good state and the visit is very enjoyable as there aren’t crowds of tourists.

The archeological site is fantastic, interesting and beautiful. You can easily spend there 2 hours. Take some water and a hat, as it can be very hot on the sun. However, the Museum is currently closed...and this was very dissapointing.

It is one of the best places I have ever been. 100% worth it. We were alone

Absolutely beautiful, well-preserved and off the beaten path. Low crowds mean you can walk on and around the ruins. Come early and explore in near silence and solitude.

We had limited time and we were not sure if we should include this in our itinerary, but we did and we were delighted. Way less crowded than Ephesus, and from my point of view experientially deeper and easier to immerse into the history of the place without the tour busses. Though smaller than Ephesus, the 170 m long swimming pool must have been a treat, and Aphrodisias had plenty of water the gardens were reportedly magnificent. Definitely a City I may have wanted to live in back in the day…

(Translated by Google) Here you can sometimes buy good sports shoes. Minus - does not have 41 women's size. (Original) Тут можно іноді купити гарне спортивне взуття. Мінус - не має 41 жіночого розміру.

(Translated by Google) Flooooo, but it's a quiet place a little far from the center. I went there for the first time the other day, even though I've been there for 4 years. (Original) Floooo ama merkeze az uzak sessiz sedasız bir yer ilk defa gecen gün gittim 4 yıldır orda olmama rağmen

(Translated by Google) The prices were affordable and it wasn't too crowded, the staff was friendly and helpful, I recommend it. (Original) Fiyatlar uygun ve çok da kalabalık değildi personel güleryüzlü ve yardımsever tavsiye ederim

(Translated by Google) Product variety and prices are good, attention is top notch (Original) Ürün çeşitliği ve ücretler ıyi, ilgi alaka on numara

(Translated by Google) Lots of variety and prices, oh well (Original) Çeşit bol fiyat eh işte

(Translated by Google) Wide variety of cheap prices (Original) Bol çeşit ucuz fiyat

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Güzel

Marvellous natural formation. It is the second Pamukkale but in the cave. The road is terrible, it is not part of museum card. The stairs are under water so be prepared.

This is a cool cave to explore! Not very large but very interesting. We took our shoes off to walk because the path is flooded. Next to the cave is a public park with playground, picnic area and a lovely swimming pool with fresh water flowing through it. And clean toilet too!

Cool place to visit if you are driving near by. It is like mini Pamukkale under the ground. It is worth going in with swimming shoes or beach shoes as the cave ground is full of water. There is a big parking lot and the parking is included to the price. The site itself is small, it doesn’t take long to see the cave. There is a pool outdoors where you can swim. It was filled with kids mainly. There are changing rooms and showers that are free of charge. There are no sun beds by the pool therefore not comfortable to stay longer by the pool. In one of the water sources there are lots of many turtles 🐢

The cave is said to be more than 2.5 million years old, 190 meters long, and 14 meters deep. It is indeed a geological wonder and is definitely worth visiting if published photos are of interest to you. However, in this review, I will not focus on the technical aspects of the cave since these can be found on the internet. I will rather focus on points that the visitor needs to know before he comes, so please take consideration of the bullets below. 1. The cave is about a 45-minute drive from Pamukkale by car and is not close to any other tourist attraction site. You pay at the entrance (not sure if the Müze Kart option is admissible here) and they let you take your car inside where a decent parking lot is available. It can accommodate buses too. 2. When I went in May 2025, toilets were still unfinished (under construction), so I expect they will be ready in a couple of months. Until then, toilets in petrol stations on your way are a must if you’re “in distress”. 3. As soon as you park and get out of your car, you start to smell a bad odor, very much similar to that of rotten eggs or sewers. I first thought that the odor is coming from a nearby open sewage manhole but, instead of decreasing as I moved towards the cave entrance, it increased. It turned out that the smell is emitted from the cave and (as I discovered later) it is due to the Sulphur-based chemical composition of the water inside. The severity of the smell is not to be underestimated. To me, it was striking and made me cut my visit short. If you have breathing problems or are an odor-sensitive person, don’t come. Note that the vapors inside the cave do not represent a hazard to a healthy person. Just repelling. 4. The wooden/concrete stairs running into the depth of the cave are slippery and the water runs over them with abundance. The water and the slipping risk necessitate wearing suitable shoes before coming: waterproof up to the ankle and slip resistant. Some people in other reviews recommended wearing flip-flops but I’m strongly against that. Flip-flops are extremely slippery. 5. If you suffer from knee issues you might face difficulties. Though handrails are available, the height & span of the stair treads are irregular. 6. There are bats in the cave, a lot of bats, but seemingly harmless. Hope my review was helpful. Enjoy your visit.

Small compared to some famous cave systems. But the travertine is lively. It was very cheap to get in and we had it almost to ourselves. Definitely worth a visit

Amazing cave. The size is small, it takes maximum 5 mins to walk around + photos 10 min. In summer time they have a pool with thermal water, in winter the pool is empty. On the territory there are a toilet and a small shop where you can buy sweets and drinks.

This is a well preserved cave located in Denizli, Turkey. It is a short and easy hike to the cave entrance, and the cave itself is not very large, but it is still a beautiful sight to see. The natural water that flows through the cave is a beautiful turquoise color, and the cave walls are covered in stunning travertine formations. The cave is open to visitors for a small fee, and the hike to the entrance is only about 10 minutes long. Once you reach the cave, you can walk through the main chamber and admire the natural beauty of the cave. There are also a few small side chambers that you can explore. The cave is not very large, so you can easily see it all in about 30 minutes. However, the short visit is well worth it for the chance to see such a beautiful natural wonder.

I loved the warm water mixed with the cold water, however I thought that the rocks were slippery and pointy. I recommend wearing socks while walking on the hot spring.

Expensive for foreigners but nearly free for locals, which is fair i think. Still totally worth it. Great day out.

Apparently, €30 isn’t enough for just two pools and an amphitheater. They’ll sneak in an extra €10 charge for some cheap, ugly earphones, presented as if they’re doing you a favor, without even telling you you’ve already been billed... How evil is that? (If this happens to you, don’t let it slide. Insist on a refund, they’ll give it back if you push.) Also the place looks beautiful only in the pictures, totally not worth it.

Beautiful natural park (without entrance fee) near the travertines of Pamukkale. It's a nice place to relax and watch the sunset.

this is a park at the foot of the travertines. In the park there is a small pond where ducks swim, and there is also a cafe where you can drink coffee. excellent view of the travertines from below. you can walk around the park, as well as ride catamarans for 40 lire.

One of the best places in Turkey! Although not as famous as other destinations, its surely as stunning as the rest, if not more! The park itself is breathtaking. Unlike anything I've ever seen. Its taken really good care of. You have to take of your shoes and socks and walk barefoot up the 'cotton' mountain. But be aware, its not really cotton check the photos im uploading. The floor is very rough and at some points painful to step on, but thats the beauty of the place. Its so Natural and untouched. The water is remarkable as well. I went in early November and the weather was perfect. Many paragliding companies offer trip over the beautiful city to enhance the experience as well. Would highly recommend paragliding over the city. Also great ruins behind the mountain to see.

It’s not a huge park but tiny, quiet and good to take a walk around the pond. There’s one island in the middle of the pond, many geese take a rest there. Rent a duck boat is 6TL for 10mins. It was nice! 👍🏼🦆

We were attending this attraction on Saturday, 11 o'clock. It took us 3.5 hours to get there from Fethiye so we couldn't make it earlier and we were ready to see many people inside , even though it wasn't high season anymore. You make a big circle on the car to get to the official parking lot, pay 120 tl for parking and then get through the gates. In October 2025 1 ticket costs 30 Euro and you pay in liras. Then you start your journey using a golf car or walking The territory is huge. At first, you walk through the ancient city and it takes you around 20 minutes to get to the travertines. There are not many people around, they are all chilling at the pools. There's a beautiful garden and mountains around your way, many benches and tables for the picnic which is really nice. You can also visit the museum and the ancient theatre. The travertines are very beautiful in the sunlight. Not all of them are filled with water but you can still take great pictures Some people get deep down so they are alone in the bigger area, all of the tourists are concentrated on top of the pools. You need to take of the shoes to get there, the stones can be slippery but the water is pretty warm. The views around are breathtaking! You can also enjoy your time at the cafes right next to the travertines and get some snacks. So I'd say it was worth visiting once in the life time (in the sunny weather and preferably earlier on the weekday) however the entrance fee is very high and I'm not sure it's equivalent to the experience you get

Pamukkale is impressive from the first step. The snow-white terraces and azure pools look almost unreal, like a natural chalk castle. Hiking trails allow you to get close to the cascades; the water is warm and pleasantly tickles your feet. There are many tourists, so peaceful photos are rare-arrive early in the morning or late in the evening. There's an entrance fee, and some terraces are closed for conservation, but the overall view is breathtaking. Nearby Hierapolis boasts a well-preserved Roman amphitheater it's worth a visit. Bring comfortable shoes, a swimsuit, and water; don't leave litter and respect the securit rules. I highly recommend it it's one of those places that's easier to experience than to describe.

It is an amazing natural formation by accumulating minerals from the flowing hot spring water. There is a dedicated section where tourists can experience travertine and hot spring water under their feet. It is required to enter the travertine area without shoes and socks. There is a self serve cafeteria. There are always a huge number of tourists visiting it. Considering that there is an entry fee, the authority could increase the number of WC facilities.

A magical place for me! The real experience of walking barefoot (like most) or with some bathing shoes in this white marvel is bar none. Even though there is a lot of water, I found the surfaces to be not slippery at all. You can spend a few hours just running around the hill. Enterprise of €30 is a bit steep.

We entered through the South Gate, which is the closest entrance to the travertines. If you’re visiting with children, elderly people, or anyone with walking difficulties, it’s better to take a buggy car — tickets for it are available right after the ticket check. The amphitheatre is a bit uphill, but worth the short climb. Many of the travertine pools had water during our visit, and all the main attractions — the travertines, ancient amphitheatre, Cleopatra Pool, and other monuments — are located within the same area. Unfortunately, the Cleopatra Pool was closed for renovation when we visited. Please note that the entry gate opens only at 8 a.m. We arrived at 6:30 a.m. but were told that even the parking area gates would open only at 8 a.m. We still got to enjoy watching the hot air balloons take off around 6:30 a.m. from outside the gate, which was a beautiful experience.

Very beautiful place. Very interesting. It is better to come with short clothes or a swimsuit. It's just a shame that it's so expensive for tourists. For tourists 30 euros and for Turks 4 euros. At the checkout they are trying to sell headphones For 10 euros. That they don't need them at all.

It’s definitely an attraction worth visiting, but I don’t feel the €30 entrance fee is justified. The place is rich in history and the audio guide shares fascinating stories from the past, making it a wonderful site to learn from. Still, the price feels a bit too high. I hope the government could consider lowering the entrance fee or at least offering discounted rates for groups. The colors give the impression of being painted, and uncovering the history behind them makes the experience truly engaging.

Great day out, very pretty and amazing sight. The salt was a bit hard on your feet at times as you can't wear shoes until you get to the top. It was nice to paddle in the pools.

We enjoyed ourselves and it was very informative. The ruins are cool especially the reconstructions but also just lots of columns and carving laying about. The museum was also very good. It was hot but there are numerous fountains and shady benches and picnic tables, cafe prices are relatively reasonable considering.

Beautiful site, but frustrating experience Hierapolis is stunning, with incredible ancient ruins and breathtaking views. However, the visitor experience could be much better. They charge $10 for Bluetooth headphones, but you can’t even use them during the tour, which feels misleading. While the history and scenery are worth seeing, the management of tours and extra charges leaves a lot to be desired.

If you love going back in time to see how the ancient people lived, then this is a must see place. The amphitheater is mind blowing and breathe taking. This was a city that had Roman influence and the artifacts and carving were mind boggling.

Completely bad ass. Mega old city up on a hill. The tomb of Philip the Apostle, BTW it's empty. Calcium pools at sunrise, i cut my foot in there. Balloons at sunrise...way cool. Oh and the Gates of Hell. You can't go in there because, yep, you'll die. WOO HOO!!!

It's a quiet good place but to much people and looks kinda artificial. Not enough water and it could be very hot in a sunny day. And in the entrance they try to scam you. They'll give you 30 euro tickets then will charge like 40 euros and won't even ask if you wanna pay or not I just realized it because I was paying for few people and the money it deducted was like insane then I asked them why have I been charged extra they said that they gave me a headphone that I never asked for then somehow I managed to return the head phone and get refunded but I bet 90% of people who are paying by a card won't even notice

Nice place to see some history, be prepared to walk and get lots of sun. Has some cafes for food and drink Be aware that if you want to walk down you need to go barefoot. Otherwise you're taking one of the roads back down (long way). There is parking even outside the lot along the road and some other places for free.

Visited in June 2023. It is a well-preserved archaeological site with history dating 2nd Century BC. It receives lots of tourists. The site boosts other sites like the pumukkele and the ancient pool.

Hierapolis Archaeological Museum | This museum is housed in the ancient Roman Bath structure within the Hierapolis archaeological site, making it not only a place to see artifacts but also an artifact itself. The restored bath complex displays impressive collections of statues, sarcophagi, and decorative reliefs excavated from Hierapolis and nearby Laodicea, Colossae, and Tripolis. The well-preserved sculptures from the Roman and Hellenistic periods provide a powerful glimpse into the life and art of this ancient region. If you're already visiting the travertines or Apostle Philip’s tomb, this museum is absolutely worth a stop. The museum does not require a separate ticket—it is included in the general entrance fee for Hierapolis and Pamukkale. #HierapolisMuseum #RomanBath #AncientSculptures #PamukkaleTravel

This Museum is also part of the city, a great place to explore. It is located inside an old Roman bath building, which makes the experience even more special. The museum has a rich collection of ancient statues, sarcophagi, coins, and other artifacts from the Roman and Byzantine periods, take a look at uploading. Everything is well organized and easy to understand. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful, no one allowed to speak up, and the view around the museum is also beautiful. Of course a must-visit for anyone interested in history and ancient cultures.

Hierapolis Archaeological Museum – A hidden gem where history comes alive! 🏛️✨ After exploring the ancient city of Hierapolis and the surreal Pamukkale terraces, I stepped into the Hierapolis Archaeological Museum — and it turned out to be one of the most rewarding parts of the visit. The museum is housed inside the beautifully restored Roman bath complex, which gives it an authentic and atmospheric setting. You can almost feel the echoes of ancient times as you walk through the halls. The collection is truly impressive — Roman sarcophagi, statues of gods and emperors, intricate reliefs, coins, and everyday artifacts all beautifully displayed. My favorite section was the hall of marble sculptures, where the craftsmanship and preservation are extraordinary. The artifacts found in Hierapolis, Laodicea, and Aphrodisias are showcased with clear explanations in both Turkish and English. It’s a small museum, but very well-curated — calm, educational, and air-conditioned (a welcome break after walking in the sun!). The view from the museum grounds over the travertines is another bonus — peaceful and photogenic. 🏺 Travel Info & Tips 📍 Location: Inside the Hierapolis archaeological site, right near the Antique Pool (Cleopatra’s Pool). Entry is included in your Pamukkale/Hierapolis ticket. 🕐 Opening Hours: Usually open every day, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM (may vary seasonally). 💰 Entry Fee: Free with your Hierapolis-Pamukkale ticket (no separate charge). 🕰️ Best Time to Visit: Late morning or afternoon, when the sun is strongest outside — perfect time to cool off indoors and learn about what you’ve just seen among the ruins. ⚠️ Precautions: Don’t rush — even though it’s small, every room has fascinating details. Photography is allowed, but avoid flash. Bring water — the walk from the ruins or travertines to the museum can be warm. 🚫 Things to Avoid: Don’t skip it thinking it’s “just another museum.” It completes the story of Hierapolis and makes the ruins more meaningful. Avoid visiting too close to closing time — you’ll want at least 45 minutes to appreciate it fully. ✨ Overall: The Hierapolis Archaeological Museum is a must-see for anyone visiting Pamukkale. It’s not just a collection of artifacts — it’s a window into the grandeur of the ancient world. The combination of history, architecture, and peaceful atmosphere makes it a perfect finale after exploring the ruins. A compact yet captivating museum that brings Hierapolis to life — beautifully preserved, thoughtfully displayed, and deeply inspiring. 🏺🌿

Really got inspired and admired by seeing the historic monuments and sculptures which were built perfectly in the old centuries without much technology. Also appreciated that they are still protected by the Archeological department. The museum inside is well maintained and created facilities for the tourists to explore this beautiful ancient Greek-Roman city. A must visit place for history and heritage seekers. Buggy car service is available at the entrance with an affordable ticket.

This is a small museum located inside the City of Hierapolis. It isivated inside one of the ancient bath houses. It has several artefacts from the Greek-Roman period. There are only a few rooms and can be covered in 30 mins. Guide is not required as descriptions are present with artefacts.

Small but wonderful collection of ruins!!

Cleopatra pool is under renovation and the fence around it doesn’t let you even see inside. Also, the travertine pools are nearly all drained. There are 3 hidden ones you can wade in but don’t expect much for pictures. That being said the ruins are quite impressive and the museum is well done.

Just a few steps from the travertine terraces, this peaceful park is full of ancient ruins, shady trees, and calm paths to wander. It’s a great place to rest after soaking in the thermal waters and feel the layers of history all around you. ➕ Scattered Roman ruins and old stonework Quiet, green space away from the crowds Beautiful photo spots and benches to relax ➖ Not much signage or information ❤️: Worth a stroll if you’re already in Pamukkale — history and nature in one calm corner.

Well worth the visit and remember to bring swimming clothes. The water is warm around 28°C and I would set aside about 1 to 2 hours. They also have the food court in the same vicinity so grabbing a bite to eat and getting something to drink is a recommendation. The earlier you arrive the better and avoiding the late morning to afternoon rush is the way to go.

One of the must visit places to experience if you go to Hierapolis...this Antique pool is known to have Thermal water with minerals which is good for your body...Honestly it is an experience worth to have.. The pool is so relaxing with warm water but be careful of the big rocks inside the pool, when you swim or walk inside the pool. The water is not very deep and you can relaxing by sitting on the big rocks. Cafe, Toilets, Lockers, shower and changing places are available by the pool. Overall very good experience.

Visited Pamukkale 5th March 25. Really disappointed S & S travel by the Orange Bazzar Lara Beach didn't tell us that the Cleopatra pool had been closed since January 25. Also there are only 3 little water filled pools on the travetines as the images you see online are either very old photo shopped as the area now looks nothing like any photos. I will say however the Hierapolis are as shown online images and pretty impressive. The tour guide lifted up a wooden pallet that had been placed over part of an open aqueduct, this was the only bit of water that you could touch that was warm. The water in the 3 pools on the travetines was just above the ankles and was probably from the recent down pour of rain it was freezing cold. If you like ancient Roman ruins its worth going. If you want to see beautiful filled travetine pools don't bother they no longer exist

The pools are closed and dry of water, the lady in the entrance she will till you 30 euro, and once u try to pay with card she will add 10 euro without telling you. So basically scamming you. Luckily for me I checked before tapping my card. It’s just some old stones that they call it history.

The pool is closed while a new structure is built around it. The guards told us that the pool would re-open in October 2025.

The Hierapolis Ancient Theater is truly impressive — one of the main highlights when visiting Pamukkale. It’s amazingly well-preserved and gives you a glimpse into how massive and grand the performances must have been back in ancient times. Built during the Roman period, it could seat thousands of people and was used for plays, music, and even gladiator shows. Most visitors online call it a must-see, and I’d agree. I came here as part of a tour group, so I didn’t take any local guide, but the tour provided enough info to appreciate the site. You can take a buggy to the top for around USD 50, but honestly, it’s not worth it — walking is much better and gives you time to enjoy the scenery. But if you cant walk then you'll need to take it then. There’s a WC available nearby, but the ladies’ WC tends to get crowded. Around the Cotton Castle area, there are a few shops and cafés, but prices are on the higher side. It gets quite hot here, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and some water. Overall, it’s a great experience and definitely worth the walk!

Hierapolis is an absolutely phenomenal historical site that truly stands out! Its uniqueness lies in the seamless blend of ancient Roman ruins with the breathtaking natural wonder of Pamukkale's white travertines. Walking through the vast necropolis, the incredibly well-preserved theater, and the ancient baths, you can almost hear the echoes of past civilizations. The atmosphere is profoundly serene and awe-inspiring, especially as the sun casts long shadows over the ruins. And the views? Simply unforgettable! The panoramic vistas of the "Cotton Castle" combined with the sprawling ancient city are a photographer's dream. A must-visit for any history or nature enthusiast!

The Hierapolis Ancient Theatre is one of the most stunning and well-preserved Roman theatres in Turkey. Sitting high above Pamukkale, it offers not only an incredible glimpse into history but also breathtaking views of the travertine terraces and valley below. The scale of the theatre is impressive, with seating for thousands, and the decorative details on the stage area are still visible despite centuries of wear. Walking through the steps and standing at the top gives you a true sense of how grand performances must have felt here. Be prepared for a bit of a climb from the main site—it’s uphill, but absolutely worth it once you see the theatre in full. I recommend visiting early in the morning or later in the evening when the crowds thin out. If you’re already visiting Pamukkale, don’t miss this highlight—it’s the crown jewel of Hierapolis and a must-see for history lovers and photographers alike.

The ancient theater of Hierapolis in Pamukkale impresses with its scale and state of preservation: the steps and stage are well preserved, and the acoustics are truly outstanding—even a quiet voice can be heard throughout the amphitheater. The upper tiers offer excellent views of the ruins and the valley. I recommend visiting early in the morning or at sunset to avoid the heat and capture the soft light for photos. Be sure to bring water and comfortable shoes, as the stone steps are slippery. A must-see for history buffs: the combination of architecture and setting makes this place unforgettable.

The Hierapolis Ancient Theatre, built in the 2nd century AD, is a grand Roman structure seating over 12,000 people. It features beautifully preserved carvings and stunning views over Pamukkale’s white terraces.

This is an ancient Greek theatre. The theatre is well preserved. It is large and built of stones. You can walk on the stairs and enjoy the view. A guide is recommended to understand about this place. A must visit spot in Hierapolis.

Stage area reconstruction is impressive and the overall steepness of the seating area is cool. Definitely worth the walk.