Kaklik Caves

Quick Facts
- Location
- Turkey, Pamukkale
- Category
- National Park & Nature
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Opening Hours
- Normally open in daytime, with winter or maintenance adjustments — confirm on site.
- Ticket Price
- A small admission fee applies; pay at the entrance.
- Address
- Kaklik Caves, Pamukkale, Turkey
- Coordinates
- 37.9050, 29.3230
Introduction
The Kaklik Caves are often called 'Pamukkale underground': a thermal spring flows over travertine terraces inside the cavern, feeding stalactites and flowstone of the same origin as the famous white cascades above ground — except all of it happens in the dark. Discovered after a collapse, the cave stays humid with constant dripping, and the most photogenic moment comes when daylight pours through the collapsed skylight. Located near the village of Kaklık about 30 km north of Pamukkale, it sees a fraction of the crowds, letting you enjoy an inverted Pamukkale in underground silence.
✨ Highlights
🛈 Practical Info
💡 Tips
FAQ
What are the opening hours of Kaklik Caves?
Normally open in daytime, with winter or maintenance adjustments — confirm on site.
How much is the admission for Kaklik Caves?
A small admission fee applies; pay at the entrance.
Any practical tips for visiting Kaklik Caves?
The skylight beam is strongest around midday — plan photography for that window. Boardwalks are slick; water shoes or grippy sandals beat ordinary flip-flops.
How long should I spend at Kaklik Caves?
A typical visit takes 1 hour.


