Duden Waterfalls

The Upper Duden Waterfall features a 20-meter cascade through limestone formations, while the Lower Duden drops 40 meters directly into the Mediterranean Sea.

The waterfall system formed through millennia of geological processes as the Duden River carved pathways through the regional limestone, creating underground streams and caves.

The Upper Duden Waterfall bears the name of Alexander the Great, who reportedly allowed his horses to drink from these waters during his campaign.

Visitors can access both waterfalls via maintained pathways, with the Lower Duden offering boat tours for close-up views of the Mediterranean plunge.

The Lower Duden Waterfall creates a natural freshwater curtain as it falls from coastal cliffs directly into the salt waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

Address: Varsak Mahallesi Düden Şelalesi Parkı içi, Kepez/Antalya, Türkiye

Website: https://dudenwaterfalls.com

GPS coordinates: 36.96467,30.72678

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:37