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About this place
Kursunlu Waterfall Nature Park is 22 km northeast of Antalya in Aksu district — reachable by city bus from the centre, but entirely without resort transport from Belek, Side, Kemer, or Alanya, making private transfer the only direct option for most visiting guests.
Kursunlu Waterfall (Kursunlu Şelalesi) sits within a 400-hectare nature park in Aksu district, 19–22 km northeast of Antalya city centre and 7 km off the D400. The main waterfall drops 18 metres through a wooded limestone gorge into a turquoise pool — one of seven interconnected ponds along the park's river trail. The park also contains a 200-year-old watermill, wildlife including ducks, turtles, and carp visible in the clear water, and shaded picnic areas under plane trees. An entrance fee applies; free parking is available on site.
Kursunlu is quieter and less commercially developed than Manavgat Waterfall, which makes it the preference for visitors seeking a genuine nature walk rather than a busy tourist site. It is frequently combined on organised day tours with Perge Ancient City and Aspendos — two archaeological sites within 30 km — making it a natural pairing for guests interested in both nature and history. The combination of woodland walking, seven ponds, and the 18-metre cascade makes 2–3 hours a realistic on-site commitment rather than a quick stop.
| Region | Duration | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Antalya City Centre | 25–30 minutes | 19 km |
| Lara / Kundu | 30–35 minutes | 25 km |
| Belek | 40–50 minutes | 35 km |
| Side / Manavgat | 50–60 minutes | 65 km |
| Kemer | 75–90 minutes | 70 km |
| Alanya | 80–90 minutes | 135 km |
Approximate durations under normal traffic conditions. Kursunlu is northeast of Antalya in Aksu district — close to Antalya city and Lara, and a comfortable half-day trip from Belek. Side and Alanya guests are the furthest but often combine this with Perge or Aspendos to make the most of the journey.
4 key benefits
Benefit 1
Antalya municipal buses 519 and 524 connect Antalya city centre with Kursunlu, making it independently reachable for guests staying in the city. From Belek, Side, Kemer, or Alanya, there is no direct dolmuş or bus connection to the park. For resort guests — the majority of Antalya's international visitors — private transfer is the only route that takes you directly to the park entrance.
Benefit 2
Kursunlu is 7 km off the D400 on a dedicated approach road through Aksu district. The turn-off is not prominently signed, and first-time visitors in rental cars regularly overshoot or take incorrect routes into the industrial outskirts of Aksu. A MovXtra driver who knows the approach arrives at the park entrance directly — not after a 20-minute detour through Aksu town.
Benefit 3
Kursunlu is frequently included in full-day Antalya tour programmes alongside Perge and Aspendos. These tours work well but give the waterfall 45–60 minutes — not enough to walk all seven ponds and the full river trail. A private transfer that covers Kursunlu as its dedicated destination, or pairs it with just one other stop of your choice, gives the park the time it deserves.
Benefit 4
Tour operator day trips that include Kursunlu Waterfall typically package it alongside Perge Ancient City and Aspendos Theatre — a popular combination for guests who want archaeology and nature on the same day. These tours have hotel pickup from Belek, Side, and Antalya and provide a structured format. The limitation is time: Kursunlu receives 45–60 minutes in a day already divided between three sites, which is not enough to walk the full seven-pond trail at a relaxed pace.
For Antalya city and Lara guests, the city bus option is real — services 519 and 524 connect the centre to the park. The limitation is that the bus requires walking or taxi to a city bus stop from resort hotels in those areas, and the return is bus-timetable dependent. For guests wanting flexibility on arrival and departure, private transfer removes both constraints.
For Belek and Side guests visiting Kursunlu as the main destination, a private transfer that covers the full 3-hour nature walk — and optionally combines it with Perge or Aspendos on the same day — is the format that makes the most of the journey. The nature park itself is best experienced slowly; tour programme time allocations do not allow for that.
The return from Kursunlu Waterfall is the part that catches independent visitors out. The park is 7 km from the D400 on a quiet approach road with no passing traffic to flag, no taxi rank, and no dolmuş connection from the entrance. The city bus back to Antalya requires walking or transport to the main road first. Your MovXtra driver is confirmed at the park exit at the time you specify — whether you finish after a two-hour walk or extend to the full three. For Belek and Side guests whose return drive is 40–65 km, that confirmation is what turns Kursunlu from a planning problem into a simple excursion.
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From Belek hotels the journey takes approximately 40–50 minutes for the 35 km northwest to Aksu district. Kursunlu pairs naturally with Perge (15 km east of Antalya) or Aspendos (40 km from Antalya) — both are on the Belek-to-Antalya corridor and easy to add to the same trip.
Allow 2–3 hours for the full nature park experience — the complete seven-pond river trail, the watermill, and the main waterfall. The standard MovXtra waiting time of 3 hours fits the park well. If you want to combine Kursunlu with Perge or Aspendos on the same transfer, extra waiting time is flexible and can be arranged at booking.
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Fixed price to Antalya's hidden nature park — driver waits 3 hours for the full seven-pond trail.
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The park entrance sits 7 km from the D400 on a road with no regular passing traffic. After your walk, there is no taxi rank, no dolmuş, and no passing vehicles to flag. Your MovXtra driver is confirmed at the park exit for the time you specify. For Side guests at 65 km and Alanya guests at 135 km who have made a specific journey to the park, the confirmed return is what completes the excursion.
