Manavgat Waterfalls (Manavgat Şelalesi), (6 km north of city centre). Though the fall is only a few metres high, the riverbed is wide and the flow high enough to make the falls thundering and white all over. In the viewing area, it's possible to wet your feet immediately on the edge of the fall safely in a small pond enclosed with fencing. This waterfall is the main attraction of the town and there are some cafés and shops in the adjacent area where you can buy tourist kitsch. It's illuminated so can be conveniently visited also after the night falls.Free after 8PM. �
Little Waterfall (Küçük Şelale), (1 km further north from the Manavgat Falls). Little Waterfall is, as its name implies, a somewhat smaller and less noisy version of the Manavgat Falls, located about 1 km upriver from it. Not much in the way of non-locals visit it so it lacks the touristical amenities the main falls have, not even an entrance gate. The area around it is visited by local youngsters in their dilapidated cars during weekend nights to have a few drinks, as the garbage mounds through the summer point out, so be careful.Free. �
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