This was part of our Perge excursion and the falls were beautiful. It had rained the day before so the water was really flowing nicely.

March was a good time to visit the falls - there was lots of water! The falls are in a narrow gorge and you can walk downstream for a couple of miles through the woods following red and white stripe tape tied to the trees. The Rough Guide says this is a circular walk but we couldn't find the return... More

Very popular with the locals on Sunday for picnics. Not for those who can't climb stairs.

Worth a visit but not for those with walking difficulties as there are lots of steps. The falls are not spectacular but in a pleasant woodland location and makes a nice walk for the active.

sorry but to me it was just a waterfall, it did not remind of the advert for timote, which seemed to be the only reason it was on our trip

On our day out we went to this wonderful area to see these lovely waterfalls at their best when they are rapidly flowing .Carrie said she had not been here for some time. There is an entrance fee and you enter a woodland area with picnic tables and you can imagine what a delightful place it is later in the... More

An another amazing place of Antalya; different than other waterfalls of Antalya; this waterfall includes a lot small waterfalls.

I visited in December 2012 and liked the place. Very tranquil and the cascade connecting seven ponds falling over an 18-metre height against a backdrop of green nature particularly liked. Clean fresh air, not too many tourists and a nice day out - take a picnic with you as there's a large area where you can barbeque there.

My husband and i spent a couple of hours at Kursunla Waterfalls and it was very enjoyable.You have to be careful if the foot;paths are wet,but we found it cooling and relaxing as it was in the 30 degree mark when we was there.Worth a visit,but not a whole day excursion,we went to Antalya to visit on the same day... More