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What to do and see in Mersin (Icel), Turkish Mediterranean Coast: The Best Caverns & Caves
Discover the best top things to do in Mersin (Icel), Turkey including Aynaligol (Gilindire) Magarasi, Taskuyu Cave, Caves of Heaven and Hell, Astim Cave, Kosekbuku Magarasi, Cennet Cukuru Ve Cehennem Cukuru.
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1. Aynaligol (Gilindire) Magarasi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By zoltano421 - Budapest, Hungary
The cave is located in a beautiful environment, on a far-stretching mountainous shore. The entrance is actually in the side of the cliffs, with a staircase leading way down to the mouth of the cave. Inside, a deep and breathtaking scenery awaits, with an untouched and majestic lake at the bottom. All in all, more than worth the two-hour return trip from Alanya through winding roads because it is much more beautiful than either, more touristic and well-known caves in and around that city.
2. Taskuyu Cave
3. Caves of Heaven and Hell
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By 797ebrua - Ankara, Turkey
The Chasm of Hell and Pit of Heaven is an interesting place to visit. The City of Mersin is a beautiful coastal city in Turkey. In addition to coastal facilities, Mersin has numerous interesting ancient and geological places. The Chasm of Hell and Pit of Heaven are among those places. They located at the mountainous part of Narlidere nearby Kizkalesi. The best visiting hours in the summer time are early morning or late afternoon times due to very warm weather. In the Heaven part, you can reach to a cool cave and a body of water as well as remnants of the church (which St. Paul spent some time) by going 450 steps down. The Chasm of the Hell is only a place to look down from a balcony. If you wish, you can also visit to the cave of asthma near by the Hell and Heaven ;-)
4. Astim Cave
5. Kosekbuku Magarasi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 37 reviews
Stalactite cave Tropfsteinhöhle
Reviewed By 940kamals - Bolu, Turkey
Trying to find Çukurpınar cave but found this. Easy to access. You go about 12 km off the highway but the road is good. The cave is beautiful. Worth your time. According to the old reviews. This place was very dirty but it looks now there is a big iprovment. I can't say anything to criticize but this one: The cave was good lit and even MORE than enough but one narrow place was pitch dark.
