Last minute trip. Caught a dolmus to Manavgat and did the river trip but could have caught the dolmus to the falls. Cheap entry fee and the falls themselves are quite small but still worth the short trip out to see them and enjoy the bars and eateries there.

What a beautiful place to visit. The entry fee is next to nothing and it is very much a favourite place for locals. You walk in to a lovely shaded wooded area that has a few small shops, drinks and ice creams. The waterfall is lovely and the colour of the water in the Manavgat river is a wonderful turquoisy green. A lovely place to sit and chill and watch the world go by.

Beautiful place. We visited as part of a 'mixtour' so we're only given about twenty minutes but would happily have spent two or three hours here. There were a few gift shops and a restaurant and also refreshment stands. Just 1 euro to get in.

Glad we went, but don't go as a day trip. We went after a day at the bazaar and mosque. Great photo opportunities. Unsure on ease of transport as we took a taxi from manvagat town; about 200 lira (£5). Took about 20-30 mins to look round. Had a few shops/cafes around. Ice cream about 2 euros each. Shops were generic souvenir shops and a few handmade craft stools. We had a glass dog made off a photo of our dog, highly recommend

We got a taxi here as was short taxi ride away from our hotel so was a nice short trip out. We didn't do the day trips excursions for it. It is good to do for a short trip The waterfall is small but beautiful and water looks so inviting. Really would have loved to swim in or near it. You are not allowed to swim in it. There is a small area next to the waterfall with a fountain which you can swim in but was freezing, murky and slippy. There were men with parrots, whom are actually their pets and are well looked after. You can hold them and have your photo taken. Great for kids and adults alike. It is very touristy. Lots of markets about. Nevertheless our experience was good we loved it and would recommend for a short trip.

Lovely place, but very small. You'll get a great meal for a reasonable price. It's also very clean and inexpensive to get in. Great venue if you look people watching as locals enjoy diving into the water across the river. It was paradise a few years ago when it was less touristy and not enclosed. You could actually get into the water.

We stopped past the waterfall on a jeep experience day, they charged us €2 each to go in which we are aware that is more than the entrance fee. The place is small and lots of people trying to get pictures but if you walk a little further and down some steps you can get some beautiful pictures. We didn’t get long here but there is places to have a drink, ice cream or food. You are charged to use the toilets so do be aware if you’re desperate make sure you have change. The place is beautiful and I would have liked longer. Slightly disappointed that you are face to face with a Starbucks but as everywhere this could be heaven to some people. Glad I visited and when I return to Turkey I will most definitely be putting it on my to do list and spend longer there.

We visited Managvat Waterfall as part of a day trip from Analya. Our visit was included in the price and we were only there for 30 minutes. The waterfall is only small but great to look at. Plenty of choices for food and drink and toilets. Everything clean and tidy. Quite busy when we went mid afternoon

A pretty place. There is a cafe, vice cream places and a few shops too. Ice cream not expensive- one scoop was one euro although we paid the Turkish lira equivalent. A small entrance fee- I think it worked out around 80p per person. The waterfall itself is more of a weir but very pretty as the water is a beautiful colour. Nice place to take photos. Worth popping by if you’re in Manavgat.