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Manavgat Waterfall
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Manavgat Waterfall

A wide, low waterfall on the Manavgat River near Side, best seen from a high viewpoint.

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Entry
TL 30
Duration
~1h
Best time
Morning
Setting
Outdoor
Entry note: Short stop on the Manavgat River; cafés line the banks.

Manavgat Waterfall is a broad cascade on the Manavgat River, about 3 km north of Manavgat town. Though not tall, its volume and width make it a striking sight, especially when viewed from elevated positions. The area is a popular short stop for visitors exploring the Side region.

Cafés and small restaurants line the riverbank, offering a place to sit and enjoy the sound of the rushing water. The waterfall itself is best appreciated from the designated viewing platforms that overlook the falls from above.

The setting is relaxed and family-friendly. Most people spend an hour here, taking photos and grabbing a drink before moving on.

A quick, refreshing stop with a wide waterfall and riverside cafés.

Local tip

Go early in the morning before tour groups arrive; the light is softer and the platforms are less crowded.

Accessibility

Paths have some steps and uneven surfaces; not fully wheelchair accessible.

Good to know

Is Manavgat Waterfall free to visit?
TL 30. Short stop on the Manavgat River; cafés line the banks.
How long should you spend at Manavgat Waterfall?
~1h
When is the best time to visit Manavgat Waterfall?
Morning
Is Manavgat Waterfall wheelchair accessible?
Paths have some steps and uneven surfaces; not fully wheelchair accessible.

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