Damlatas Caves Tours and Tickets

Visit Alanya and see its highlights on a full-day tour from Side. Visit top attractions including the medieval fortress (Ic Kale), Alanya Castle, Damlatas Cave, and Cleopatra Beach. Then take a 1-hour sightseeing cruise before heading to the Dim River for lunch. Wind down with a look at the bazaar in the city center. Includes lunch, cruise, entrance fees, transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

If you've just arrived in Alanya and are overwhelmed by all the sightseeing locations and activities on offer, this tour takes the tough choices out of your hands. See Alanya from the top of the Taurus Mountains, spend some time relaxing on Cleopatra Beach and take a cable car up to Alanya Castle on this evening tour around the city. Transport is provided throughout the trip so you don't need to plan out public transport routes or book your own rental.

See the changing faces of Alanya by day and night on this fun 3-hour sightseeing tour, as you zip around town in a Jeep. Climb into the Taurus Mountains for a dramatic view of the city, explore sights like Cleopatra beach, Damlatas Cave and the Red Tower, then head to the hilltop Alanya Castle to sip a glass of wine and watch the sunset over the harbor below.

Hop on a guided double-decker bus tour of Alanya and get to know the city's most popular sights on this full-day tour - a great way for first-time visitors to get their bearings. You'll visit Damlatas Cave, the Red Tower and the hilltop Alanya Castle, stroll along the lively harbour and have chance to take a swim at Cleopatra beach, before heading out of the city to enjoy lunch by the Dim Cay River.

Soak up the highlights of Alanya, one of the liveliest resorts of the Turkish Riviera, on this full-day tour from Side, including hotel pick-up and lunch. Start with a comprehensive sightseeing tour of the city, visiting Alanya Castle, Cleopatra beach, Damlatas Cave and the Red Tower, then head to Alanya Harbor for a 1-hour cruise around the bay and finish with lunch on the banks of the Dimcay River.