Kurşunlu Waterfall is a nature park in Aksu district, Antalya Province, with a main cascade, walking paths and picnic facilities. From Belek, it offers an outdoor alternative to ancient sites such as Aspendos.
- Location: Aksu district, Antalya Province, Türkiye.
- Park highlights: An 18-metre waterfall, seven small ponds and linked cascades.
- Activities: Walking, trekking and day-use picnicking.
- Access: The Aksu district authority identifies municipal buses and minibuses as ways to reach the park.
What to expect at Kurşunlu Waterfall
Kurşunlu Waterfall’s main cascade drops 18 metres into a two-kilometre canyon. Seven small ponds are connected by smaller cascades, giving the site a sequence of water and woodland settings rather than a single viewpoint.
The waterfall and picnic area cover 33 hectares. Park facilities include viewing terraces, a children’s playground, a restaurant, parking, walking paths, drinking water and toilets. Walking in nature and day-use picnicking are among the activities here.
The park’s vegetation includes Turkish red pine, eastern plane, bay laurel, carob, wild olive, mastic, willow and fig. Water mint, reeds and water lilies grow among its water plants. Animals found in the park include wild boar, fox, rabbit, squirrel, bat, hoopoe, woodpecker, carp, water turtle, snake and lizard.
The site opened to visitors in 1986. Kurşunlu Waterfall Nature Park was declared in 1991, and its area was expanded in 2000.
Walking routes and the natural setting
Walking and trekking are popular ways to experience Kurşunlu Nature Park, with paths and viewing terraces among its facilities. Food and drink facilities are available, including a restaurant.
April and May are identified as good months to visit, while April through December is also described as a suitable visiting period. These seasonal windows overlap, with the broader period extending through the end of the year.
How do you get to Kurşunlu Waterfall from Belek?
Kurşunlu Waterfall is about 35 km from Belek. Asteria Family Resort Belek, a five-star hotel in Belek, is about 35 km from the waterfall.
From Antalya, follow the Antalya–Aksu road and turn north at Soğucaksu Bridge. The road from the bridge to the park is seven to eight kilometres.
Municipal buses and minibuses are ways to reach the park. Before you plan around a departure, check the official site before you go for current transport details.
Opening times, fees and access
Opening hours, entrance fees, accessibility and visitor rules can affect how you plan your visit. Confirm these details with the Aksu district authority before setting out.
Kurşunlu Waterfall Nature Park is about 20 to 22 kilometres from Antalya. The park entrance is reached from the Antalya–Aksu route, turning north at Soğucaksu Bridge.
FAQs
How high is Kurşunlu Waterfall?
The main waterfall drops 18 metres into a canyon with seven small ponds connected by cascades.
Can you picnic at Kurşunlu Nature Park?
Yes. Day-use picnicking is an activity at the park, which has a picnic area and restaurant.
When is a good time to visit Kurşunlu Waterfall?
April and May are recommended, and the broader suggested visiting period runs from April through December.
What transport options serve the park?
Municipal buses and minibuses are identified as ways to reach Kurşunlu Nature Park. For a city visit, planning a day in Antalya from Belek can help you combine the area with the park. Check current transport details before travelling.