Beldibi Cave sheds light on prehistoric eras

Antalya, a tourism paradise, stands out with its historical and natural beauty. The city is home to numerous significant caves... Among these caves that capture the interest of history and geography enthusiasts, Beldibi Cave holds a special importance because it is where very important findings shedding light on prehistoric eras have been discovered.

Located in Beldibi neighborhood of Kemer district in Antalya, Beldibi Cave is a rock shelter situated 19 kilometers away from Kemer. Over time, the filling layers inside this cave, exposed to weather conditions such as wind and rain, have disappeared.

Situated 25 meters above sea level, Beldibi Cave is 100 meters away from the sea... Divided into upper and lower sections, the cave presents a beautiful view from the sea. Day boat tours to the cave are also organized. Arriving here by boat, you can explore the cave by swimming.

Antalya's second Prehistoric center

Being an archaeological site, Beldibi Cave holds the distinction of being Antalya's second Prehistoric center. It is possible to see traces of prehistoric eras in this cave... Beldibi Cave has been found to contain 6 layers with traces from the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods. Archaeological excavations have unearthed pottery fragments from the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods, tools made of flint, knives, sickles, shells of marine animals, and arrowheads. Some animal and human paintings were also found on the walls of this rock shelter discovered in 1956.

How to get there?

Beldibi Cave is located at Obakoy, 40 kilometers on the Antalya-Kemer coastal road, at the exit of the Camdag tunnel. To reach the cave, you can take Beldibi minibusses departing from Antalya Bus Terminal or use vehicles departing from the center of Kemer. However, it is advisable to come by private car or rent a chauffeured vehicle. This way, you can reach the cave quickly and comfortably.

This cave, which attracts considerable interest from both domestic and foreign tourists, is open 24 hours every day of the week. It's worth noting that entry to Beldibi Cave is free. Don't forget to add Beldibi Cave to your list of places to visit in Antalya, thanks to its historical and geographical features.

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