
1 / 9Alanya: Rafting Canyoning and Zipline Adventure
About this activity
Combine three adventure activities in one full day at Köprülü Canyon near Alanya: white-water rafting through limestone gorges, canyoning with natural water slides and cliff jumps, and ziplining across dramatic canyon walls. This multi-sport itinerary immerses you in pristine Turkish nature while delivering genuine adrenaline and historical context via a 2,000-year-old Roman bridge.
Get your adrenaline thrills at Koprulu Canyon on a full-day rafting, canyoning and zipline trip. Swim in turquoise water, enjoy breathtaking nature around you, experience an amazing zipline between the high cliffs of the canyon, see a 2,000-year old Roman bridge, and more. This 3 in 1 adventure promises to be once-in-a-lifetime vacation experience.
Highlights
- ✓Raft turquoise rapids through narrow canyon passages
- ✓Zipline between towering cliff faces with panoramic views
- ✓Natural canyoning with slides, pools, and optional jumps
- ✓Visit ancient Roman bridge (Oluk Bridge) from Hellenistic era
- ✓Swim in emerald canyon pools between activities
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early for equipment fitting; the canyon gets busier mid-morning
- ★Wear water shoes with grip or go barefoot for canyoning—slippery rocks are common
- ★Pack a dry bag for valuables; lockers at base camp are limited
- ★Request guides who speak your language when booking, as some speak only Turkish/German
Good to know
- •Full day spans ~10 hours including transport, instruction, and lunch
- •Minimum age typically 7–10 years depending on activity; upper age limit is flexible if physically fit
- •Bring swimwear, towel, and sunscreen; wetsuit provided in cooler months
- •Not wheelchair accessible; involves swimming, climbing, and zipline use
- •Hotel pickup usually included from Alanya town; confirm meeting point and time at booking
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late spring through early autumn (May–September) offers warm water and full operation. Summer heat peaks mid-July to August; consider May, June, or September for fewer crowds and milder conditions.










