Kepez's Yukarı Düden Şelalesi sits inland from central Antalya, easy enough to combine with a city day without feeling like a detour into nowhere. The waterfall drops into a wooded park that stays cooler than downtown streets, and a path leads behind the falls into a cave, a rare add-on for a green space this close to the city centre. It's more a half-day nature stop than a destination in itself, useful for travellers based in Antalya's central districts who want shade and moving water without driving far.
Nearest bus and tram stops to Yukarı Düden Şelalesi:
DÜDEN ŞELALESİ-1
~40 m · about 1 min walk
Stop code 10804
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SÜTÇÜLER CD-15
~50 m · about 1 min walk
Stop code 10905
Lines
DÜDEN ŞELALESİ-2
~80 m · about 1 min walk
Stop code 12007
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