Discovered in 1948 during the construction of Alanya’s new harbor, Damlatas Cave is a small yet captivating natural wonder. Adorned with 15,000 years of stalactite formations, the cave’s interior reveals a world of intricate, hanging rock structures. The constant temperature and high humidity within the cave are believed to have therapeutic properties, adding an element of wellness to the visitor experience. Today, visitors can explore the cave’s unique environment, marveling at the ancient geological features and enjoying the cool, moist air that fills the space.
Damlatas Cave (Damlatas Magarasi)
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