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Saklıkent Gorge Tour 2026: Prices from Fethiye & Antalya

✓ Last reviewed: 29 September 2026 — Verified and updated by İlyas Bayrak, licensed Turkish guide (licence 070867), with the My Turkey Adventure editorial team. Prices, opening hours, transport fares and visa rules reflect the latest 2026 guidance. Quick Answer: Saklıkent Gorge ("Hidden City") is an 18 km canyon with 300 m vertical walls, 50 km east of Fethiye. Entry is ~USD 3 (120 TL) , open 08:00–19:00 May–October , closed when the river runs too fast (typically Dec–March). You can wade ~4 km inside before the water gets dangerous. Day tours from Fethiye run USD 35–60, from Antalya USD 60–90. When planning the Fethiye (DLM) versus Antalya (AYT) logistics for tours along the Lycian coast, including Kas, Kalkan and Oludeniz, I use Dalaman (DLM) Airport. The Dalaman-Kas journey takes 2 hours, compared with 3.5 hours from Antalya (AYT) to Kas. I find the ancient city of Tlos, inland from Fethiye, very hot when temperatures are high. After the tour, the Yaka Park/Yakapark nature recreation facilities, where ice-cold spring waters flow down from the Akdaglar, make an ideal lunch stop. Hello, I'm İlyas Bayrak — a licensed Turkish tour guide and the voice behind My Turkey Adventure . After fifteen years on the road with travellers from every continent, here's the honest 2026 answer. What Saklıkent actually is A slot canyon carved by snowmelt from the Akdağlar mountains. The water is genuinely cold — 9–12°C even in August. The first 200 metres is a wooden boardwalk over rapids; from there you wade. Rubber river shoes are sold/rented at the entrance for ~USD 3 — wear them. Flip-flops will be lost in the first crossing. How deep can you actually go? The popular wading section runs around 1.5 km in . Confident hikers go 3–4 km with chest-deep crossings and small scrambles. Past that, the canyon narrows to siphons — only certified canyoneers should continue, and even then only with low water in late summer. Three drownings have been recorded since 2010; respect the closure sig

Moments from our tours

A traveller on a boat overlooking a sheltered bay at sunset.
A traveller on a boat overlooking a sheltered bay at sunset.
Travellers kayaking across a calm coastal bay.
Travellers kayaking across a calm coastal bay.
A traveller and pilot beside their paragliding equipment at a launch area.
A traveller and pilot beside their paragliding equipment at a launch area.
A traveller and pilot on a tandem paraglider above the coastline.
A traveller and pilot on a tandem paraglider above the coastline.
Travellers gathered on the deck of a boat beside the coast.
Travellers gathered on the deck of a boat beside the coast.
Travellers seated together beside the waterfront with boats and hills behind them.
Travellers seated together beside the waterfront with boats and hills behind them.