Kurşunlu Waterfall National Park, which is 120 kilometers away from Alanya, is the largest national park in Antalya with an area of 33 hectares and having a diversity of flora and fauna. The climatic characteristics and geological differences of the region have made the national park privileged.

It is the most important natural area of the region in terms of eco tourism. About half a million people visit this park every year. In addition, this number is increasing every year.

General features: There are 7 lakes in the national park. These lakes are connected to each other by waterfalls in the canyon. The depth of the canyon is 40 meters and its length is 2 kilometers. It is one of the most important natural places to see in Antalya.

The waterfalls are active in all twelve months of the year. The highest waterfall is poured from 18 meter heights. There is a hidden cave right behind this waterfall. The cave is open to visitors. There is also a 250-year-old water mill near the waterfalls.

• Fauna

It is the habitat of more than 100 bird species and large mammals. Since the park is under protection, the diversity of animals is high. Although there is no endemic species living in the national park, almost all living things living in the Mediterranean climate are found in this park. Therefore, it is also an important place for eco-tourism.

While walking in Kurşunlu nature park, you may encounter rabbits, squirrels, woodpeckers, turtles and other small animals.

• Flora

Red pine forests are the dominant species in the national park. Many species of maquis plants live here. Various aquatic plants are also found due to the surrounding lakes.

• Facilities

There are facilities for various activities and needs in the national park. These facilities are built in a way that does not disturb the ecological balance.