Questions, answered plainly
Where is Tazı Canyon?
In the Köprülü Canyon area inland from Manavgat, in the Gaziler neighbourhood. It is also called Bilgelik Vadisi, or Wisdom Valley.
Can I visit only Tazı Canyon with you?
Not on a regular departure. Tazı on its own is possible only as a private tour on request, with no published price.
How do I get to the viewpoint?
The tour transfer takes you most of the way. The last part may be on foot over uneven ground, so bring proper shoes.
Is there a railing at the viewpoint?
Do not count on one. Stay in the safe areas your guide shows you and keep away from the edge, including for photos.
What is included in the price?
Round-trip transfer, lunch, a guide and either rafting with its equipment or the visit to Selge. Entrance (currently €5 per person, paid on the day), drinks, photos and wetsuit hire are extra.
How much is the child price?
€30 for ages 2 to 8. From age 9, guests pay the adult price.
Can I bring a baby?
The booking form has places for ages 2 and over only. If you are travelling with a younger child, please message us before you book.
How and when do I pay?
On the tour day, in euros. Online booking takes no payment.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free of charge up to 48 hours before the tour.
When is my pickup?
We confirm it before your tour once the route for the day is fixed. We do not publish set times, because they vary by hotel.
Which areas do you collect from?
Side (with Manavgat and Kumköy), Antalya (with Lara, Kundu, Konyaaltı and Kaleiçi), Belek, Kemer and Alanya. Guests in Kaleiçi may be given a nearby meeting point instead of pickup at the door.
Safety at the canyon: please read
The viewpoint is a natural rock edge, and much of it has no railing. Rock can be slippery and the wind can change quickly.
Stay in the safe areas
Keep to the spots your guide points out, and stay well back from the rim.
No photos at the cliff edge
No picture is worth stepping or sitting out on the edge. Take your photo from a safe distance.
Wear proper shoes
Closed shoes with grip. Flip-flops and smooth soles are a poor idea on bare rock.
Supervise your children
Children stay beside an adult, within arm's reach, for the whole of the visit.