| TOUR NAME | Altınbeşik Cave Tour from Alanya — World’s 3rd Largest Underground Lake Cave + Button Houses | ||||||
| PRICE | Adult: 45 € | Child (4–8): 22 € | Baby (0–3): Free | ||||||
| TOUR DAYS | Wednesday and Saturday only | ||||||
| TOTAL DURATION | 9 hours (transfer included) | ||||||
| TOUR TIME SLOTS | 🚌 Pick-up: 08:30 (approx.) | 🏛️ Start: 10:00 | 🏨 Return: 17:30 (approx.) | ||||||
| TOUR GUIDE | English, German, Turkish, Russian | ||||||
| SUITABLE FOR | All ages including babies. A calm, scenic cave tour — no physical difficulty beyond light walking. | ||||||
| TOUR PROGRAM | • Hotel pick-up — scenic drive into the Taurus Mountains • Photo stop at ~1,200 m altitude overlooking Green Canyon and Oymapınar Dam • Visit to a traditional Yörük village and historic mosque • Guided walk in Ürünlü Village + coffee break • Button Houses (Düğmeli Evler) in İbradı / Ormana Village — ~500-year-old timber-framed traditional architecture • Photo stop under the monumental chestnut tree (~1,100 years old) • Altınbeşik National Park — nature visit, pine forests, dramatic karst valleys • Altınbeşik Cave tour by rafting boat — glide across the underground lake, stalactites, formations • Open-buffet lunch with local flavors in Ormana Village • Short walk and free time in the national park • Visit to a 650-year-old Ottoman mosque • Return to hotel |
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| FOOD MENU | Open-buffet lunch with local Anatolian flavors served in Ormana Village. | ||||||
| BRING WITH YOU | Swimsuit, towel, spare clothes, water shoes/sandals, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, water, small cash, waterproof phone case. | ||||||
| TIPS & OPTIONS | Payment: Book now and pay on-site.
Wed & Sat only: This tour departs just twice a week — book early. Altınbeşik Cave: Turkey’s largest underground lake cave and the 3rd largest in the world. Open since 1994, the cave has a stable temperature of ~16°C year-round. The tour enters by rafting boat across a 125 m long, 15 m deep underground lake — a completely unique experience. The total explored length is 5.5 km; visitors see the first 200 m section. Button Houses: Built ~500 years ago, these distinctive houses feature wooden “button-like” end-points on the exterior. Classic mortar was not used — the structure relies on timber framing. Some houses are still inhabited; the village is protected heritage. Monumental Chestnut Tree: One of Turkey’s oldest trees at ~1,100 years, with a circumference of ~18 m — one of the most iconic photo stops of the tour. |
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