ALANYA GUIDE

Caves

Explore the natural caves in and around Alanya. Learn more about the caves you can visit, starting with Damlataş Cave.

Phosphorescent Cave

Phosphorescent Cave

Fosforlu Cave, one of the notable sea caves around the Alanya Peninsula, is known for the striking color reflections created by the water and the rock formations inside…

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Lovers' Cave

Lovers' Cave

Located on Alanya’s historic peninsula, Lovers’ Cave is one of the sea caves that stands out for its dual-entrance structure and passageway approximately 75 meters long.…

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Pirates' Cave

Pirates' Cave

Located on the seaward side of the Alanya Peninsula, Pirates’ Cave is one of Alanya’s most striking sea caves, thanks to its wide entrance and natural structure that all…

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Dim Cave

Dim Cave

Located east of Alanya, Dim Cave is one of the region’s most notable natural attractions, featuring impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations. Inside the cave, the…

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Damlataş Cave

Damlataş Cave

Located on the western edge of Alanya Castle, Damlataş Cave is one of Alanya’s most famous natural attractions, known for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Dis…

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Caves in Alanya

Alanya is known for a variety of caves on land and along the coastline. Damlataş Cave, Dim Cave, Phosphorescent Cave, Lovers' Cave and Pirates' Cave each offer a different sightseeing experience. Use these guides to review location, general features and visitor information before you go. Checking access conditions and nearby attractions in advance can also help you fit a cave visit naturally into a wider Alanya itinerary.

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