Beldibi Cave
A Paleolithic cave shelter above the coastal highway near Kemer, with prehistoric remains.
Beldibi Cave is a late Paleolithic/Mesolithic site located southwest of Antalya, just above the coastal highway in the Kemer district. The cave served as a shelter for prehistoric people and contains archaeological remains from that era. Entry is free, but opening hours are limited, so it's best to check ahead. The site offers a glimpse into ancient human habitation in a natural setting. Because of its location above the road, access requires a short walk uphill. The interior is relatively small but historically significant.
“See real Paleolithic remains in a natural cave with a view of the coast.”
Opening hours are erratic; call the local museum or tourism office before going.
Good to know
- Is Beldibi Cave free to visit?
- Free. Paleolithic shelter above the coastal highway; limited opening hours.
- How long should you spend at Beldibi Cave?
- ~30 min
- When is the best time to visit Beldibi Cave?
- Morning
