Lower Duden Waterfalls
Coastal waterfall where the Düden River drops forty meters off a limestone cliff face into the Mediterranean.
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This guide to the Lower Düden Waterfalls in Antalya traces why ancient geographers named this river Katarraktes, the falls, after the cliff where the Düden River drops into the Mediterranean. It follows the river's hidden underground path between its two waterfalls, and where beneath the city that flow disappears from view. From the cliff edge of Düden Park you see the top of the drop; boat tours from Kaleiçi's old harbor reach the base.
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