Daily Tour
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This route combines the cool waters of Gömbe Plateau with Elmalı’s rich vineyard culture, making it one of Antalya’s most unique and high-altitude cultural tours. Escape the coastal heat and explore the nature of the Taurus Mountains at 2,000 meters, along with one of Anatolia’s oldest vineyard regions.
Located about 1.5 hours from Kaş, Gömbe is known as the “king of plateaus.”
Situated at the foothills of Akdağ (Uyluk Peak) at approximately 1,900 meters above sea level, Yeşilgöl is a crater lake with emerald-green, ice-cold water.
Experience: The lake is usually reached by a short nature walk from above Çukurbağ Village. It is a unique spot for photography enthusiasts.
Located very close to Yeşilgöl, this waterfall appears to “fly” out from between the rocks and is considered the spiritual symbol of the region.
The waterfall is associated with the Abdal Musa legend, important in Alevi-Bektashi culture. It is believed that the direction of the waterfall’s flow changes seasonally, and thousands visit each year.
The cool air and soothing sound of water provide incredible refreshment during the summer heat.
In the afternoon, the tour continues to Elmalı, known as the “highland town of Anatolia,” maintaining a winemaking tradition dating back to the Lycian period.
One of the most famous stops is Likya Wines (Likya Vineyards), where you can taste award-winning wines produced from grapes grown at 1,100 meters altitude.
We recommend tasting wine made from the Acıkara grape, a rare local variety that was revived after nearly becoming extinct.
Wine tastings among the vineyards at sunset, accompanied by cheese platters, are among the most enjoyable moments of the tour.
Weather: While the coast swelters at 35–40°C, Gömbe offers a refreshing escape with temperatures around 20–25°C.