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Ride a cable car to 618 m for sweeping coastal views, chase the spray of Düden and Kurşunlu waterfalls, and stroll Kaleiçi’s Ottoman streets on a private full-day tour. This eight-hour itinerary includes lunch, admissions, and hotel pickup.
Ride a cable car to 618 m for sweeping coastal views, chase the spray of Düden and Kurşunlu waterfalls, and stroll Kaleiçi’s Ottoman streets on a private full-day tour. This eight-hour itinerary includes lunch, admissions, and hotel pickup.
You step out of the minivan with sea air cutting across the bay and the city’s white roofs behind you; the cable car hums above, carrying visitors up Tünektepe to 618 meters where the Bey Mountains edge into the Mediterranean.
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Operated by ANTALYA TOURBOX · Antalya, Antalya
You step out of the minivan with sea air cutting across the bay and the city’s white roofs behind you; the cable car hums above, carrying visitors up Tünektepe to 618 meters where the Bey Mountains edge into the Mediterranean.
The day moves between geology and history: limestone ridges carved by rivers feed the Düden system, which alternates between forested cascades and the dramatic lower fall that drops ~25 meters into the sea. You’ll also visit Kurşunlu’s shaded pools—smaller, trout-filled streams that thread through a cedar-and-plane canopy—and walk the stone alleys of Kaleiçi, Antalya’s old harbor quarter, framed by Ottoman-era houses and Roman gateways such as Hadrian’s Gate.
A private English-speaking guide leads the route, explaining how Pamphylian coast geology and Anatolian trade routes shaped the port city’s culture. Expect short walks on paved promenades, a cable car ascent with panoramic viewpoints, and easy forest paths beside waterfalls.
Practicalities: this is an eight-hour private tour with hotel pickup/drop-off, lunch, and admission for cable car and waterfall sites included. It’s wheelchair- and stroller-friendly in many places, but terrain at Kurşunlu includes natural trails and roots. Morning light is best for photos at the falls; summer afternoons can be hot along the coast. Bring sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, and a waterproof phone case if you plan to get close to spray. The pace is relaxed—designed to show Antalya’s coastal vistas, water-sculpted geology, and compact historic core in a single day.
Yes—private tour includes pickup and drop-off; you’ll confirm your pickup point when you book.
Yes—the tour price covers entry tickets for the cable car and the waterfall sites listed in the itinerary.
Yes—many areas are stroller-accessible and infant seats are available, though some waterfall paths have steps and uneven ground.
As a private tour you can request adjustments; discuss priorities with your guide when booking to fit interests and mobility needs.
ANTALYA TOURBOX operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the minivan with sea air cutting across the bay and the city’s white roofs behind you; the cable car hums above, carrying visitors up Tünektepe to 618 meters where the Bey Mountains edge into the Mediterranean.
You step out of the minivan with sea air cutting across the bay and the city’s white roofs behind you; the cable car hums above, carrying visitors up Tünektepe to 618 meters where the Bey Mountains edge into the Mediterranean.
The day moves between geology and history: limestone ridges carved by rivers feed the Düden system, which alternates between forested cascades and the dramatic lower fall that drops ~25 meters into the sea. You’ll also visit Kurşunlu’s shaded pools—smaller, trout-filled streams that thread through a cedar-and-plane canopy—and walk the stone alleys of Kaleiçi, Antalya’s old harbor quarter, framed by Ottoman-era houses and Roman gateways such as Hadrian’s Gate.
A private English-speaking guide leads the route, explaining how Pamphylian coast geology and Anatolian trade routes shaped the port city’s culture. Expect short walks on paved promenades, a cable car ascent with panoramic viewpoints, and easy forest paths beside waterfalls.
Practicalities: this is an eight-hour private tour with hotel pickup/drop-off, lunch, and admission for cable car and waterfall sites included. It’s wheelchair- and stroller-friendly in many places, but terrain at Kurşunlu includes natural trails and roots. Morning light is best for photos at the falls; summer afternoons can be hot along the coast. Bring sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, and a waterproof phone case if you plan to get close to spray. The pace is relaxed—designed to show Antalya’s coastal vistas, water-sculpted geology, and compact historic core in a single day.