1. our stop is the Çırpı Forest; We are having the first water battle here.

Girmeler Cave, which consists of 2 separate caves ranging in length from 40 to 150 metres in Girmeler Area, sheds light on the Ancient Lycian Period in the process extending from prehistoric times to the present. Excavations carried out in 1985 on the mound discovered at the entrance to their caves reveal that there was a settlement in the region 11 thousand years ago.

We pass in front of the ancient city of Tlos, which is the ruins of the Lycian period.

Lunch is here; those who want to do a zipline do it here; there is a trout farm, a waterfall, and an overwater swing. A very nice place to spend time.

Our journey continues with a visit to the renowned Saklıkent Canyon, one of Turkey's longest canyons and the second longest in Europe. Renowned for its invigorating ice-cold waters, the canyon provides respite from the summer heat amidst its stunning natural surroundings. With a height reaching 300 metres and spanning a total length of 18 kilometres, Saklıkent Canyon offers ample opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Guests are allotted 50-60 minutes of free time to fully immerse themselves in its splendour.

We are coming to the mud bath facilities, which is our last stop. Anyone who wants can go into the mud pool, sit in the mansions, and have something to eat and drink.

After our mud bath break is completed, we are going to take the travellers to their hotels. Our drop-off time to the hotels may take up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.