Explore rural Anatolia on a full-day trip from Side, including a historic caravanserai, village life, wild horse landscapes, and a visit to one of Türkiye’s longest caves.
Step beyond the coastline and discover a different side of Türkiye on this full-day cultural and nature experience through inland Anatolia.
Your journey begins with a visit to a traditional village, where you can observe daily rural life and experience a slower pace far from tourist areas. Continue to the historic Kargı Han Caravanserai, a well-preserved structure dating back to the 13th century, once used by traders along ancient routes.
Travel onward to the wide-open landscapes of Eynif Plain, known for its natural scenery and as a habitat for free-roaming wild horses. Enjoy free time to walk, take photos, and experience the peaceful surroundings.
The route continues with a stop at a centuries-old chestnut tree, estimated to be over 1,000 years old, offering a unique glimpse into the natural heritage of the region.
Take a relaxing break at a local village café, where you can enjoy traditional tea and observe local daily life.
After a lunch break at a local restaurant, the experience continues with a visit to Tınaztepe Cave, one of the longest cave systems in the country. Located at an altitude of approximately 1,580 meters, the cave offers a fascinating environment with natural formations and cool air.
Please note that the cave includes walking sections and may not be suitable for guests with mobility difficulties.
This experience is ideal for travelers seeking culture, nature, and lesser-known destinations, offering a deeper look into inland Anatolia.
Highlights
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Transportation
Lunch
Drinks
Personal expenses