Antalya City Tour from Side with Düden Boat Cruise and Lunch

Antalya City Tour from Side: Ancient Walls and a Waterfall at Sea

Rolling West Along the Riviera

Your day leaves the resort strip behind as an air-conditioned coach carries the group from Side towards Antalya. The listed start time marks the moment sightseeing begins in the city. Hotel pickup happens earlier and your exact pickup time is shared after you book.

Through Hadrian's Marble Arch

Your licensed guide leads the way through the three-arched Hadrian's Gate into Kaleiçi. Cobbled lanes lined with timber-framed Ottoman mansions open onto the Clock Tower and the slender Yivli Minaret, which has watched over the city since the Seljuk era.

Where the River Meets the Sea

Down at the old Roman harbour you step aboard a boat that follows the cliff line east. The highlight comes when the Düden River tumbles straight off the rocks into the Mediterranean and the spray catches the sunlight.

A Turkish Table at Midday

Back on land, a local restaurant serves a lunch that is already part of your ticket. It is a good moment to rest your legs and swap photos before the afternoon continues. Drinks are ordered and paid for separately.

Shade and Spray at Lower Düden

A short drive brings you to the park above the falls, where walkways lead to viewpoints over the plunging water. Pine shade and a cool breeze make this one of the calmest stops of the day.

Hours of Your Own in the Old Town

Free time follows around Kaleiçi and Republic Square, where a busy market draws local shoppers as much as visitors. Browse spices and textiles or settle into a harbour café with a Turkish coffee before meeting the group at the agreed time.

Lara Cliffs and the Road Back

On the way out of the city the coach runs along the Lara coast for a final look at the high cliffs and long beaches. The listed end time is when the activity finishes. The drive back to Side follows, and your drop-off time depends on traffic and your hotel location.

Good to Know Before Booking

Much of the programme is on foot, so comfortable shoes, a sun hat and sunglasses will serve you well. Children aged 4 to 11 travel at a reduced rate and infants up to 3 join free of charge. Because of cobbled lanes and steps, the route is not suitable for wheelchair users.