A hundred and forty kilometres in the back of a Land Rover: riverbeds, mountain villages and the bay of Antalya seen from 900 metres. The day rounds off with a swim under Uçansu Waterfall and a fish lunch.
Eight passengers per Land Rover, a professional driver at the wheel and 140 kilometres of track ahead. The convoy climbs the Taurus slopes, fords riverbeds and stops at mountain villages and a local mosque along the way. From 900 metres the whole bay of Antalya opens up below. A full hour is set aside for swimming in the natural pool under Uçansu Waterfall, lunch is fish, and the water fights between the jeeps carry on all day.
140 km of off-road in 8-seater Land Rover jeeps
An hour swimming in the natural pool of Uçansu Waterfall
The bay of Antalya seen from 900 metres up
Stops in mountain villages and at a local mosque
Water fights between the jeeps
You are collected outside your hotel at 08:30 and the drive to Gebiz, on the lower slopes of the Taurus, takes only 25 minutes. The convoy returns the same way in the late afternoon, reaching the hotel around 17:00.
Lunch
Swim stop at the waterfall
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Insurance
Drinks
Personal spending
The price of this tour includes: Lunch, Swim stop at the waterfall, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Insurance.
Yes. Infants aged 0-3 join free of charge and children aged 3-11 pay a discounted child price.
You are collected outside your hotel at 08:30 and the drive to Gebiz, on the lower slopes of the Taurus, takes only 25 minutes. The convoy returns the same way in the late afternoon, reaching the hotel around 17:00.
Booking is free and no credit card details are required. You pay on the day of the tour, in cash or by card.
Yes. You can cancel or reschedule free of charge via WhatsApp up to 24 hours before the tour.
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