Which waterfall in Turkey is formed by the Duden River as it reaches the Mediterranean near Antalya?

Lower Duden Falls is formed by the Duden River as it reaches the Mediterranean near Antalya, Turkey. The water pours directly from a coastal cliff into the sea, making the site especially distinctive among urban waterfalls.

The Duden system includes both upper and lower falls. Upper Duden Falls lies inland in a park, while Lower Duden Falls is the dramatic coastal cascade associated with the river’s final descent.

The waterfalls are supplied by the Duden River, which rises from springs in the Antalya region. Their appearance and flow can change with rainfall, water management and seasonal conditions, but the lower falls’ defining feature is their direct plunge into the Mediterranean.