Saklikent and Tlos Ancient City Day Trip From Dalyan [6250P111]
A visit to Tlos's ancient city and its theatre. Occupied in turn by Lycian, Roman, and Ottoman civilisations. After lunch the excursion will take you to the gorge at Saklikent, the 2nd longest in Europe. Here you can walk through three kilometers of crystal clear water to marvel at its beauty and cold air, despite the soaring temperatures above the gorge. And then a short visit at a carpet making village near Saklikent.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
INCLUDED
- Round-trip shared transfer
- Guide
NOT INCLUDED
- Drinks
- Extras
- Entrance fee to Tlos (3 € )
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- A visit to Tlos's ancient city and its theatre. Occupied in turn by Lycian, Roman, and Ottoman civilisations. After lunch the excursion will take you to the gorge at Saklikent, the 2nd longest in Europe. Here you can walk through three kilometers of crystal clear water to marvel at its beauty and cold air, despite the soaring temperatures above the gorge. And then a short visit at a carpet making village near Saklikent. Highlights : • Enjoy an exciting excursion to Tlos, Tlos Park and Saklikent • A cool refuge on hot summer days! • See the oldest city in the Lycian region Tlos • See the remains of the castle, agora, necropolis, theatre, Roman baths • Visit a traditional carpet making village.
- Saklikent National Park is located in Fethiye – Mugla. Saklikent is around 40 km due east of Fethiye and north of Kas. From the south, the national park can be accessed via the Kalkan – Yesilova road leading to the village of Palamut, and from the north via the Kemer road. Saklikent is a Canyon which is unbelievably beatiful and mystic in Turkey. In 1992 the Saklikent Canyon was declared as a National Park.
