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Spend a full day combining canyoning, rafting and a 600 m zipline through Köprülü Canyon—an action-packed route across limestone cliffs, Roman ruins and clear river pools. This guided trip suits travelers with moderate fitness who want a dense dose of adrenaline with minimal technical gear.
Spend a full day combining canyoning, rafting and a 600 m zipline through Köprülü Canyon—an action-packed route across limestone cliffs, Roman ruins and clear river pools. This guided trip suits travelers with moderate fitness who want a dense dose of adrenaline with minimal technical gear.
A cool morning light cuts across the pine slopes as a compact convoy leaves Alanya and heads inland toward Köprülü Canyon. By the time the river appears, she’s already audible—a narrow, confident ribbon of water daring you downstream. The day folds into three distinct moves: a short technical canyoning section through rock pools and waterfalls, a pair of 7 km rafting stages across Class II–III rapids, and a final, breath-stealing 600 m zipline over the river gorge.
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Operated by Sencap Tour · Manavgat (Köprülü Canyon), Antalya Province
A cool morning light cuts across the pine slopes as a compact convoy leaves Alanya and heads inland toward Köprülü Canyon. By the time the river appears, she’s already audible—a narrow, confident ribbon of water daring you downstream. The day folds into three distinct moves: a short technical canyoning section through rock pools and waterfalls, a pair of 7 km rafting stages across Class II–III rapids, and a final, breath-stealing 600 m zipline over the river gorge.
Köprülü Canyon National Park sits on Miocene limestone carved by the Köprüçay River; Roman-era Oluk Bridge and scattered ruins remind you this corridor has moved people for millennia. The canyon’s geology produces steep cliffs, plunge pools and pocketed swim breaks; local culture leans on riverside agriculture and small villages that serve as entry points for guides and outfitters.
Practically: expect an 8-hour trip with a roughly 2-hour transfer from Alanya, moderate fitness demands and repeated short swims. Guides supply canyoning and rafting gear and lunch; waterproof your essentials and wear footwear with good toe protection for slippery river rock. Morning departures avoid heat and afternoon wind; bring layered quick-dry clothing and a small daypack.
For adventurous travelers who like varied terrain—wading through narrow slots, paddling through playful rapids and flying above the gorge—this combo trip delivers compact, high-value exposure to Antalya’s river landscapes without technical alpine commitment.
The zipline is approximately 600 meters and typically included; participants can opt out but should inform the guide ahead of time.
The rafting section covers about 14 km in two 7 km stages and features mainly Class II–III rapids—suitable for beginners with a moderate fitness level and attentive guides.
Yes—hotel pickup from Alanya is included; the ride to Köprülü Canyon is roughly two hours depending on traffic and pickup route.
Lunch and photos/videos taken by the guiding team are included in the tour price per the itinerary description.
Sencap Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cool morning light cuts across the pine slopes as a compact convoy leaves Alanya and heads inland toward Köprülü Canyon. By the time the river appears, she’s already audible—a narrow, confident ribbon of water daring you downstream. The day folds into three distinct moves: a short technical canyoning section through rock pools and waterfalls, a pair of 7 km rafting stages across Class II–III rapids, and a final, breath-stealing 600 m zipline over the river gorge.
A cool morning light cuts across the pine slopes as a compact convoy leaves Alanya and heads inland toward Köprülü Canyon. By the time the river appears, she’s already audible—a narrow, confident ribbon of water daring you downstream. The day folds into three distinct moves: a short technical canyoning section through rock pools and waterfalls, a pair of 7 km rafting stages across Class II–III rapids, and a final, breath-stealing 600 m zipline over the river gorge.
Köprülü Canyon National Park sits on Miocene limestone carved by the Köprüçay River; Roman-era Oluk Bridge and scattered ruins remind you this corridor has moved people for millennia. The canyon’s geology produces steep cliffs, plunge pools and pocketed swim breaks; local culture leans on riverside agriculture and small villages that serve as entry points for guides and outfitters.
Practically: expect an 8-hour trip with a roughly 2-hour transfer from Alanya, moderate fitness demands and repeated short swims. Guides supply canyoning and rafting gear and lunch; waterproof your essentials and wear footwear with good toe protection for slippery river rock. Morning departures avoid heat and afternoon wind; bring layered quick-dry clothing and a small daypack.
For adventurous travelers who like varied terrain—wading through narrow slots, paddling through playful rapids and flying above the gorge—this combo trip delivers compact, high-value exposure to Antalya’s river landscapes without technical alpine commitment.