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Düden Şelalesi (Aşağı)

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Where the Lara cliffs meet the Mediterranean, Aşağı Düden Şelalesi drops a wide curtain of fresh water straight into the sea. It lies in Muratpaşa, close enough to central Antalya and the Lara hotel strip for an easy half-day trip, though the shoreline park around the falls feels calmer than the busy Konyaaltı promenade. Sightseeing boats from the harbour pass right along the cliff face, and a shaded terrace above the falls lets visitors take in the same view on foot, without booking a tour.

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How to get there

Nearest bus and tram stops to Düden Şelalesi (Aşağı):

  • 2070 SK

    ~300 m · about 4 min walk

    Stop code 11257

    Lines

    • FL82
  • GÜZELOBA 2107 SK

    ~370 m · about 5 min walk

    Stop code 13578

    Lines

    • FL82
  • GÜZELOBA 2106 SK

    ~370 m · about 5 min walk

    Stop code 13579

    Lines

    • FL82
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Where is it located?

It is located in the Muratpaşa neighborhood of Antalya.

What kind of place is it?

It is a restaurant featuring the Aşağı Düden waterfall.

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