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The waterfalls are beautiful to watch and the park there is big and nice also. Although the summer is hot in Antalya there is still green, lots of green, which I like a lot.

Excellent place! Combination of Roman history and natural beauty! Entrance fee is quite cheap and plenty of car park. It maintained to high standards by the municipality and there are very little trash/litter unlike other beauties in Antalya. Some photos are not correct, this waterfall is now flowing into the sea.

It’s cheap (in 2024 it cost about 2 euros for foreigners) and very beautiful, altought there is not much to see, it is a 1 hour thing but definitely an experience going inside the waterfall. Every hotel and agency offer trips for 20-40€ but it doesn’t worth it. There are little buses for 50 cents going in every 20 minutes and again it is something to do in a morning trip. Perfect for budget travelers

We decided to make our own way to Upper Duden Falls. Very easy to get to by public bus MK80. Besides guided tours only allow one hour stay and we wanted to spend more time here. Bus fare was TRY25 with entry for foreigners TRY70. Very glad we went. Not too crowded during weekday. Very scenic and took lots of photos/videos. Had lunch at one of the restaurants which were also reasonably priced. We ended up staying for over two hours. Definitely worth the visit. Highly recommended.

Entrance fee of 70TL. Inside there's a fountain where you can get drinking water for free. The shops are relatively good priced. One scoop of ice cream is 50TL, same as at the beach. Very pretty scenery and the breeze created by the waterfalls was what we needed on a hot summer day.

A beautiful place to visit! The entry fee was very small, and once inside there is a fair amount to walk around and see. It was very cool going inside the cave behind the waterfall. The bat cave was also amazing to see and watch from below. The views are beautiful and there are restaurants around which are delicious with a spectacular view of the Waterfalls. Would definitely recommend!

The waterfalls are inside of a bigger establishment with lots of rivers with bridges and other bodies of water. In general I didn’t expect a fenced in area with lots of restaurants and souvenir shops and where you have to pay an entry fee of 70 Lira to enter. Sadly the upkeep of the structures were also pretty bad with overgrown vegetation and generally very old and broken infrastructure. Overall the waterfalls and cave gave some beautiful scenes but the place was really run down which kinda lessened the nice experience. Affordable but not breathtaking.