Damlataş Cave
A stalactite cave next to Cleopatra Beach, known for its humid, constant-temperature air.
Damlataş Cave was discovered in 1948 during quarrying and is filled with stalactites and stalagmites that have formed over thousands of years. The air inside is warm and humid, and locals have long believed it helps respiratory conditions.
It is a short visit right in town, at the start of Cleopatra Beach, and easy to combine with the castle and a boat tour.
- →Short visit of 20–30 minutes; steps inside can be slippery.
- →Not recommended for guests with claustrophobia — the main chamber is reached by a narrow stair.
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Places nearby
- Alanya Castle0.9 km
A 13th-century Seljuk fortress on a rocky peninsula high above Alanya, with long walls and sea views.
- Cleopatra Beach1.2 km
Alanya’s best-known sandy beach, running west from the castle rock.
- Manavgat Waterfall56.4 km
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- Side Ancient Theatre59.0 km
The large Roman theatre at the heart of ancient Side, surrounded by the modern old town.
- Temple of Apollo, Side59.1 km
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- Aspendos85.2 km
The best-preserved Roman theatre in the ancient world, still used for performances today.