Köprülü Canyon

Introduction
Ninety minutes northeast of Antalya, near the village of Beşkonak, Köprülü Canyon National Park sees the Köprüçay River slice fourteen kilometres of green-tinged water through limestone walls. A second-century Roman bridge, Olukköprü, still spans the gorge and serves as the rally point for rafting crews — this is Turkey's rafting capital, where dozens of boats push off daily in summer to run grade two-to-three rapids beneath cedar-clad cliffs. Non-paddlers can claim a waterside platform at one of the trout restaurants by the bridge and watch the flotilla pass. The park itself is free to enter; rafting, canyoning and zipline prices are set by local operators.
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🛈 Practical Info
💡 Tips
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Köprülü Canyon?
Put your phone in a dry bag — rafting runs guarantee you will get soaked. Bring a full change of clothes; changing rooms and showers wait at the finish.




