Beautifully preserved - Absolutely stunning place, the water clarity is beautiful, the mountains and canyons are naturally beautiful, great location for a day out. Heritage site and therefore the Turkish do a fantastic job of preservation here. Nice cafe onsite, a little expensive but expected for location. Access to the park and excursions are great value for money. Nice location for a hike also

Epic canyoning - What an amazing and incredible experience . It’s was a 15 taxi journey from Beldibi . Which cost us £30 euro return . There is a bus that takes you to Göynük but not sure if it takes you up the canyon . We arrived at the kiosk 930am (paid by card) and managed to get in before a large tour group . Its a short walk to base (5-10min) and then we jumped into the first jeep , no bother but I think we were lucky to beat the crowds . Once at the top we made our way to the canyoning . They kit you up with everything you need (including waterproof shoes ) and free lockers were available. Then you jump in and off you go , you do it at your own pace and can spent as much time as you like in there . I think we spent just over an hour . The water is a bit cold but it didn’t take my breath away , I found it refreshing and quickly got use to it (I didn’t bother with a wetsuit) . We climbed up the ladder and made it all to the waterfall . When finished you can spend it by the waterside . Refreshments are available but it’s cash only . We then opted to walked back which was lovely as you can look down into the canyon , plus there are 2 bridges for spectacular photo shots . Once back down at the base I completed the two zip lines which were great fun. We then made it back to the kiosk where there was a taxi waiting and was back to our hotel between 1-2pm . I totally recommend this experience.

England Ireland we are all so happy we went - The amazing views along with tranquility and feeling free, relaxed and overwhelmed . This is a natural beauty spot a real hidden gem . There was 8 of us a ages swimmers and non swimmers the canyon is beyound belief. Yes i can be cold it the water but the views will also take your breath away. Go under your own steam so you can climb up and over the smooth rocks. Head up the rope ladder and you will find a lovley waterfall. Once you get back you can enjoy a drink in the hut type bars. Make sure yoh have money as there is no wifi for a card machine at this end. The resturants near the entrance are great value and do take card., the zip wires are a must, but its a bit of a treak to one of them,but well worth it. , we stayed at the transatlantik and its only about 10 mins away and 10 euro in a cab that is from the bottom of the road by the hotel . There is cabs based at the canyon so getting back is no problem. Real value for money. Go early so you enjoy the day there.

Amazing day / or half a day out - It was an Amazing half day - safe and beautiful scenery all the way m, we swam 800 meters both ways and did the Zip wire. It was beautiful full of activity day.

Can't recommend this place highly enough ! - Fantastically stunning place. Wasn't really sure exactly what to expect, but it was so much better than i had imagined. Great value for money and a MUST DO for any adventure seekers. Can't recommend this place highly enough !

Stunning - stunning views! stunning nature, absolutely gorgeous. exciting zip line experience🤩👍🏔 highly recommend to visit.

Beautiful way to explore Goynuk Canyon - Goynuk Canyon is about 5 km north of Kemer, a 10 - 15 minute taxi ride away. I was able to book this activity online, hire a taxi, and start late morning with activities. Recommend if hiring a taxi to ask them to wait for you at the park entrance. Also if purchasing online, have all available paperwork in hard copy. We walked to the base landing where zipline safaris originate and were outfitted with gear. If you've never been on a zipline before, this is one to try. A short, fast buzz across the canyon gorge between various heights of the canyon is fun. Staff are well equipped to assure safety. Following the zipline activity, a rover took us up to the Canyoning deployment area, where rafting experiences or canyoning begin. Actually I had thought I signed up for rafting, but the staff indicated i signed up for Canyoning, which I had never done before. Outfitted in a neoprene (short sleeve / leg) wetsuit, safety vest and helmet, we plunged into freezing cold water and scurried upstream to where the river bed becomes shallower to allow walking along the bed, through various sizes of pebbles and rocks across and up boulders. The total journey lasted under an hour (up and back) but required agility and ability to navigate difficult terrains. Above us were canyon walls and the stark treeline. I can without question recommend this activity, and given the chance will do it again.

Family fun - Our daughter is 15 and our son is 9 and we had so much fun together. The canyoning was beautiful and refreshing. We rode down a small natural waterslide. Afterwards we had coconut water in a coconut shell and then did the zip lining. We had lunch there which was delicious.

Beautiful, too expensive and chaotic organization - The prices are not easy to see, contact was possible via WhatsApp, the answers were only partially understandable. The zipline takes 2x 20-30 seconds, for which you have to pay 15-20€, depending on the tariff booked. The beach right next door is very nice, the water is fresh. You can also swim with the simple entrance fee of 3€. The hike to the canyon is 2km long, you can also get there by jeep for free, no sign of this. There you walk or swim through the beautiful canyon with a vest and helmet, cold water, beautiful view. The staff usually do not speak English or German. Overall, over 90€ for 2 is far too expensive, swimming and entry of 3€ might be a better choice, works very well in 2 places.

A warning about extremely cold water would be nice - 1. Extremely cold water in the canyon and very light wetsuits - it was simply impossible to enjoy the views! 🥶🥶🥶 All swimsuits are very old and have a lot of holes in them. 2. A part of the zip-line (rubber band at the end) broke during my fried's ride, quite scary thing, that was his first ride and he said will never do it again 😕