Güver Cliff, located just 20 kilometers from the center of Antalya, was formed by surface waters eroding limestone rocks over millions of years.

This canyon, which is approximately 2 kilometers long, 30 meters wide, and 115 meters deep, stands as a masterpiece of nature patiently shaped over time. Looking down from the edge of the cliff, you can see the deep valley below and the water streams running through it, creating a mesmerizing view.

When you arrive at Güver Cliff, you are welcomed by a peaceful forest filled with pine, juniper, oak, and mastic trees. As you walk toward the edge of the cliff, surrounded by lush green landscapes and shrubland, you can feel the serenity and tranquility of nature.

The water sources running through the canyon make this place even more special. Güver Stream, Karaman Stream, and Gürkayak Stream form waterways that bring life to the depths of the canyon. Especially in the spring months, with the increase in rainfall, these water sources become more visible, and small waterfalls emerge within the valley.

Address: Bahçeyaka Neighborhood, Atatürk Boulevard No:489, Döşemealtı/Antalya