And now, the famous gorge — Saklikent! Saklikent Gorge is the second longest canyon in Europe. But be warned before stepping into the water — it’s icy cold! You can jump in and explore the canyon on your own or with a private guide. Or, if the water is too cold for you, simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere at one of the riverside cafés with a hot tea or coffee. Okay… a cold beer sounds great too! After exploring Saklikent Gorge, we’ll head to our restaurant located just 5 minutes away from the canyon for a delicious lunch. Once we’ve enjoyed our meal, we’ll continue on to Yaka Village for the next part of our journey.

We will visit Yakapark Restaurant, located in Yakaköy. This unique spot features live trout, natural waterfalls, and 500-year-old plane trees. It also offers fantastic opportunities for photography in a stunning natural setting.

We will visit the ruins of Tlos city which was an Lycian city and the settlement here is 4000 years old. The city is ruined but historian and archaeologist says that the city was one of the most important religious city of Lycia. The settlement of the city is on the hills and its believed in the mythology that Bellerophon lived in Tlos with his flying horse Pegasus and he has a king type tomb in the necropolis dedicated by citizens of Lycia.

After visiting the Tloss Ancient City, which is our last stop, we are moving to drop our customers off at the place we picked up in the morning. We will have finished our tour in about 1.5 hours.