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Tackle 14 km of Koprucay River through Köprülü Canyon on a guided rafting run from Antalya. Expect two hours of paddling, a river swim stop, lunch, and hotel transfers included.
Tackle 14 km of Koprucay River through Köprülü Canyon on a guided rafting run from Antalya. Expect two hours of paddling, a river swim stop, lunch, and hotel transfers included.
You push off from a gravel bar and the Koprucay River accepts you like a dare — cool, fast, and bright as a shard of turquoise. Trees lean over the current and limestone walls rise suddenly, squeezing the water through a corridor of rock. For two hours you ride the flow, paddling through riffles and broader pools, stopping at a sheltered bend to strip off a shirt and swim where the river slows.
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Operated by Excursion Market · Antalya, Antalya Province
You push off from a gravel bar and the Koprucay River accepts you like a dare — cool, fast, and bright as a shard of turquoise. Trees lean over the current and limestone walls rise suddenly, squeezing the water through a corridor of rock. For two hours you ride the flow, paddling through riffles and broader pools, stopping at a sheltered bend to strip off a shirt and swim where the river slows.
Köprülü Canyon National Park, declared protected in the 1970s, is a carved landscape of Miocene limestone and braided tributaries. The gorge’s cliffs tell a slow geological story of uplift and erosion; Roman and Seljuk-era relics pepper the valleys, hinting at centuries of human passage. Local guides are often from nearby villages and will point out native fig and olive trees and historic bridges as you go.
Practicalities are straightforward: the full-day excursion includes free hotel transfers from Antalya, guiding, raft equipment, insurance and lunch. The active portion covers roughly 14 km of river and lasts about two hours; expect class I–III rapids suitable for first-timers under guide instruction. Bring quick-dry layers, water shoes, sun protection and a small dry bag for essentials.
Safety notes matter — this trip isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart or spinal conditions. Timing your trip for morning departures avoids the hottest part of the day; spring and autumn offer cooler water and fuller flows, while summer delivers sun and easy swims.
This rafting run balances playful whitewater with striking canyon scenery — an efficient, social way to experience Antalya’s wild side.
The guided rafting covers approximately 14 km of river and takes about two hours of on-water time.
Yes — the tour provides free round-trip transfers from hotels in Antalya.
Yes — the run is suitable for first-time rafters with guided instruction; it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart/spinal conditions.
Yes — there is at least one stop on a calm stretch of river where participants can swim and relax before continuing.
Excursion Market operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a gravel bar and the Koprucay River accepts you like a dare — cool, fast, and bright as a shard of turquoise. Trees lean over the current and limestone walls rise suddenly, squeezing the water through a corridor of rock. For two hours you ride the flow, paddling through riffles and broader pools, stopping at a sheltered bend to strip off a shirt and swim where the river slows.
You push off from a gravel bar and the Koprucay River accepts you like a dare — cool, fast, and bright as a shard of turquoise. Trees lean over the current and limestone walls rise suddenly, squeezing the water through a corridor of rock. For two hours you ride the flow, paddling through riffles and broader pools, stopping at a sheltered bend to strip off a shirt and swim where the river slows.
Köprülü Canyon National Park, declared protected in the 1970s, is a carved landscape of Miocene limestone and braided tributaries. The gorge’s cliffs tell a slow geological story of uplift and erosion; Roman and Seljuk-era relics pepper the valleys, hinting at centuries of human passage. Local guides are often from nearby villages and will point out native fig and olive trees and historic bridges as you go.
Practicalities are straightforward: the full-day excursion includes free hotel transfers from Antalya, guiding, raft equipment, insurance and lunch. The active portion covers roughly 14 km of river and lasts about two hours; expect class I–III rapids suitable for first-timers under guide instruction. Bring quick-dry layers, water shoes, sun protection and a small dry bag for essentials.
Safety notes matter — this trip isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart or spinal conditions. Timing your trip for morning departures avoids the hottest part of the day; spring and autumn offer cooler water and fuller flows, while summer delivers sun and easy swims.
This rafting run balances playful whitewater with striking canyon scenery — an efficient, social way to experience Antalya’s wild side.