Duden Park

Duden Park is a natural park featuring a 40-meter waterfall that drops directly into the Mediterranean Sea, creating white foam patterns upon impact. The space includes several viewing platforms at different heights that allow visitors to photograph the waterfall from various angles.

The limestone formations here developed over thousands of years through water erosion, creating caves and underground water channels. These geological structures show how water has shaped the landscape across vast stretches of time.

The park serves as a meeting place where local residents spend time with family and enjoy traditional meals together. It has become an important social space where everyday life blends with the natural surroundings.

The grounds are walkable and the paths suit different fitness levels, though some areas have steep stairs. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and exercise caution on slippery surfaces near the water.

Behind the upper waterfall there is a natural cave system that visitors can walk through and observe the water from inside. This hidden perspective offers a completely different experience from the standard viewing platforms.