İncirliin Mağarası

Uniquely beautiful. No photos allowed except for the very end of the tour in a small portion of the cave.

Worth the effort to visit a place of incredible beauty. The climb back up is tiring but fine for anyone that is reasonably fit.

Make sure you wear some sneakers or comfortable shoes. The path is somewhat steep. I was in my sandals and had tough time when climbing down to the cave. There are benches on the way if you need to take rest. Inside the cave you may get the chance to see some pipistrelle bats, stalactite formation. No flash photography in the cave. A guide leads you to the cave. Visit takes about 15-20 minutes. Certainly worth it. Breakfast at the Teras Cafe after the climb is also recommended.

Lovely trip out to the canyon and caves which are about 20 mins drive from Bodrum airport and have only been open for tourists for about 3 years. Wonderful natural beauty and very peaceful. Access to the cave is down a steep rugged stepped track which takes about 15-20 minutes and not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties. Wear sturdy footwear. Guided tour of the cave in a small group costs 10 lira each and takes about 20 minutes then you have to climb the steep track back to the top. There are a few seating areas along the way if you need to get your breath back. Cave has industrial type steel mesh walkways and steps. You have to duck down a bit in a couple of places and one bit is fairly narrow. It's a constant 17 degrees inside and water is constantly dripping to form stalactites and stalacmites. Nice restaurant back at the top with stunning canyon views and prices are fairly reasonable. Other tracks will take you right down to the stream and small waterfall but you need to be fit as it's even steeper than the upper part.

Opened in 2016, has interesting naturally formed stalactites Must make a visit You’ll surely enjoy it Entrance costs 5 Turkish Lira

My family and I've visited to İncirliin Mağarası (incirliin cave) where is located in valley Called Uyku Vadisi and Gökçeler district. There was a long trekking road approximately 11 km long . At the 1.5 km we've reached to the cave. Actually it is a geographically common cave stracture in Turkey especially in the south west like Damlataş Mağarası in Antalya. The Enterance ticket costed 10 TL and muzekart was not acceptable. In the cave, a guide shows us around, the visitable part of the cave is very little in contrast to its size. Since it was very difficult to keep walking with a toddler we did not continue to walk the route after cave in the valley.

There is stalactite and stalagmite cave to visit. Nice view of a canyon. After you spent time in cave and canyon must have a food in terrase cafe. Food is marvelous. People speak excelent english. And a view to canyon is a breathtaking. Definetly go there if want good turkish food and enjoy nice view. Must say also good price-performance in cafe which I would call restourant. Must be very beautiful in a spring...

Great place. From the main entrance there is approximately 20 min walk down to the cave entrance, down stairs, dirt road, uneven surfaces make sure you wear comfortable shoes. You pay an entrance fee. Once you are inside the cave a guide will explain details of the cave. You walk approximately 10 mins on metal staircase, cat walk to the bottom of cave. It's dark, damp surfaces can be slippery. You can not take photos until you reach bottom. Once you exit the cave you walk back to main entrance might take you a little longer since you are walking up stairs. There are benches along the path if you need to rest.