• Nazar Emlak

Are you ready for a tour of Alanya filled with nature, history and a sense of discovery?

Alanya, which stands out with its tourist destinations, actually does not consist only of Cleopatra Beach and Alanya Castle. In this special guide that we have prepared for those who plan to visit Alanya in 2025, we introduce 5 “domestic treasures” that are outside of mass tourism but definitely need to be seen.

1. The Ancient City of Syedra - Time Travel

•  Seki Village, 20 km from Alanya

It offers a charming atmosphere with its paved roads, water cisterns and ruins dating back to antiquity. If you visit at sunrise or sunset, both the scenery and the tranquility affect you.

•  Tip: No museum card required, admission is free. Paradise for photographers.

2. Sapadere Canyon – The Green Heart of Alanya

•  Sapadere Village, 15 minutes from Demirtaş

It is an ideal place for those who want to be alone with nature, go for a walk or go into ice-cold waters. It guarantees a great day with waterfalls, wooden walkways and small cafes.

•  Tip: Go early in the morning, avoid the crowds and don't forget to get in the water!

3. Alara Khan & Alara Castle - Seljuk Heritage

•  Near Okurcalar, by the Alara Stream

12. this caravanserai, which was built in the century, and the paths leading to the castle fascinate history enthusiasts. It is also possible to walk along the Alara Stream.

•  Tip: Stone paved stairs are a little challenging, comfortable shoes are a must!

4. Cilvarda Nose - A Landscape in Silence

•  To the east of Damlataş Cave, it is reached by walking from the beach

Rocky ledges stretching out to the sea are a favorite of those looking for calmness. It is a tremendous photo point, especially at sunset.

•  Tip: In summer, it stays secluded because it is not very known – it is one-on-one for reading books and listening to the sea.

5. Dim Cave & Dim Tea – How About a Cool Break?

•  About 30 minutes away from the center of Alanya

Dim Cave fascinates with its stalactites and stalagmites, while the Dim Stream just below is a natural place to cool off and eat trout in the summer heat.

•  Tip: The cave entrance is charged, but it's definitely worth it. Go in the afternoon to cool off by the tea.

•  Result :

Alanya is fascinating not only with its beaches, but also with its treasures waiting to be discovered. If you are just walking the classic routes, do not return without seeing these 5 hidden beauties.