Monday, Thursday, 08:00-18:00

Program

• Transfer of guests from hotels on comfortable buses
• Arrival at the port of Manavgat
• Yacht tour on the Manavgat River with swimming stops
• Rest on the delta - the place where the river flows into the sea
• Lunch break
• Return to the port and board the bus
• Departure to the Grand Bazaar and visit the Kullie Mosque
• Visit the beautiful Manavgat waterfall - free time for a photo session
• Return transfer to the hotel

*Includes: Round-Trip Transfer, Insurance, Lunch, Guide Service, Boat Trip,

*Excludes: Drinks, Personal Needs, Manavgat Waterfall Ticket (Optional)

*Recommended taking with you: Swimwear, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Hat

Content

Manavgat River Cruise From Belek- a combined excursion with a visit to the Manavgat Waterfall, the largest bazaar in the region, the famous Kullie Mosque and a boat trip along the river during your vacation in Turkey. Excursion to Manavgat waterfall and bazaar from Belek is family program, which includes a boat trip on the river, as well as visiting attractions such as the widest waterfall of Antalya, the Kullie Mosque, and the largest local market in the region.

A yacht tour on the Manavgat River from Belek is one of the most diverse and unique excursions for a relaxing holiday with visits to beautiful places and attractions in Antalya. Manavgat is a large district and city in the neighborhood of Belek, with many interesting places to visit during your holiday in Turkey. A yacht trip on the Manavgat River is a combined excursion that also attracts people who want to go on a yacht trip, but cannot afford it due to seasickness. The river tour is an excellent alternative for such guests.

The program is organized twice a week, on the days when the Grand Bazaar in Manavgat is open - on Mondays and Thursdays. The total duration of the tour is from 9 am to 6 pm, taking into account the travel time from Belek. The program includes a four-hour yacht tour along the Manavgat River, a delicious lunch on the delta island, a visit to the grand bazaar in the city, and a trip to the famous Manavgat waterfall.
During the program, participants get the opportunity not only to sail on a yacht but also to see all the beauties of the city. IDVA Travel offers its services to guests who wish to get to these sights in organizing this event. For booking the journey from Belek to Manavgat River on our website you must leave a request by filling out the booking form. Additional information can be obtained from our managers via chat on the website or by the specified phone number via an available messenger.

Manavgat waterfall from Belek
The Manavgat waterfall from Belek is 40 kilometers away and takes approximately 40 minutes by bus. The waterfall is four meters high and about forty meters wide. The sources of the river are located on the Toro Mountains and flowing through the entire city of Manavgat, it flows into the Mediterranean Sea. The falls were formed thanks to the steep rocks with large rapids. And over time, an excellent infrastructure was created around the waterfall in the form of a wide observation deck with many restaurants with a panoramic view of the Manavgat waterfall. Every year, tens of thousands of tourists come to this paradise to relax here, drink a cup of Turkish coffee or tea, and take memorable photos against the backdrop of a waterfall - one of the visiting cards of the city.

Manavgat river
The Manavgat River is included in the list of the longest rivers flowing underground and has a very rich composition of minerals. Among the inhabitants of the river, one can distinguish several species of very tasty fish, such as trout and carp, and also various types of birds, such as ducks and geese, are found on its territory. In the Toro Mountains, throughout the entire course of the river, one can witness picturesque landscapes, as well as meet the largest hydroelectric power station built in its certain part. The Oymapınar reservoir is used for generating electrical energy. In the city of the same name through which the river flows, there is one of the major ports of the region.