Dim Cave
142 reviews
November 19, 2024
Explored in 1999, must see amazing cave 300 m long
December 15, 2024
I recommend you to visit, it is a very atmospheric place, the scale is amazing, the length is more than 200 meters. There are picturesque landscapes around, there are observation decks, Parking for cars, several souvenir shops, cafes. The cost of a visit in November 2024 is 200 liras.
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October 1, 2024
It is very beautiful and unusual. It's not often you can walk inside a mountain like this. The lighting is very successful, it creates an atmosphere. At the exit of the cave there are picturesque views of the mountains and the sea. I recommend you to visit.
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July 30, 2024
A great place, a beautiful observation deck nearby, I advise you to get there on your own and take your time to look at the beauty.
It is better to be in clear weather, then you can see the tops of the mountains and the territory is clearly visible.
Parking is paid 10lir
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November 25, 2024
An excellent cave in Alanya, to get by car or bus and on foot, there is a paid parking in front of the cave, from it you still have to climb a fairly long staircase to the entrance, there is a cafe and a souvenir shop at the entrance, an interesting illuminated cave, many stalactites and stalagmites, at the end of the cave there is a bench for rest, a test place, there is an awesome observation deck near the parking lot, Dimchai and many restaurants below, you can see the sea and majestic mountains, forest, nature, mountains, cave, a magnificent cocktail, a must-visit.
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July 30, 2024
The cave is quite large and beautiful. We got there by car, the road is a bit confusing, but you won't get lost. Stalactites and stalagmites in the cave form intricate shapes. Important: the temperature in the cave is noticeably lower than outside in summer. You can take a break from the heat. But, alas, there is high humidity, I personally came out of there all wet.
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July 26, 2024
Great cave! Conveys a special, magical atmosphere of the place, it is preferable to visit in the hours before closing to avoid crowding and get a better look and feel! The cave is quite long, so if you are a bit claustrophobic, then it is better to refrain
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August 7, 2024
We visited the cave on 30.07.2024, yes, it's great. The cave is divided internally into 2 caves, a small one of 50 meters and a large one of 350 meters. You can watch it once.
I didn't see anything special... the views from the height of the cave, yes, I am mesmerizing, the cave was not particularly impressed. I apologize for the confusion in writing, there are no emotions, hence the text)
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August 3, 2024
Unusual impressions! Great place, especially when you're alone there
The cave leaves an unusual impression if you have never been to karst caves before.
It is especially atmospheric when there are few people in the evening and you are left alone in some part of the cave ..
Beautiful, tasteful lighting.
It is quite possible to reach the cave from Mahmutlar on foot (10km).. if you are in normal physical shape and have a supply of water))
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July 7, 2024
An interesting place to visit. Good lighting inside the cave, lots of fascinating stalactites and stalagmites. In the heat, you don't even want to leave the cave coolness..
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December 14, 2024
One of the largest caves in Europe: almost half a kilometer in length. Inside it is very, very beautiful, covered in stalagmites and stalagmites - like a hedgehog from the inside. And at the end of the cave there is a lake where you can swim by boat. I liked it very much. Required to visit
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May 6, 2024
A very fascinating and picturesque place! I advise you to get to the cave yourself, in the late afternoon, when the tour buses are already leaving! Admission on May 5, 2024 was 200 rubles per person.
How to get there on your own:
1.If you live closer to the center, then take bus 101 or 1 to the fork
2. Transfer to bus 202B and go to the bus stop "Alanya University"
3. From the university it is very simple and easy to walk in a straight line (there are signs) to a small hill
For convenience, download the Moovit app. You can build a bus route in it, it will show where you need to transfer and get off :)
And so don't get lost! Well, some water )
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July 17, 2024
I recommend it as a short-term entertainment. The cave is not very large, 300 meters in length, but cozy and lively. The last room has wonderful acoustics.
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July 22, 2024
A very beautiful, unusual, peaceful place. When we were there, it was very crowded. Despite this, there were great impressions after the visit!
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August 13, 2024
Dim Cave and its surroundings are a wonderful place where you can relax from the city and enjoy the coolness in the valley of the mountain river.
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July 8, 2024
We visited the cave on our own, drove to the University bus stop, walked to the cave, the views are very beautiful, the cave is long, deep, we liked it.
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June 15, 2024
The cave is great!!! It was in June 2024. Entrance for adults is 200 . As I understand it, our travel agencies do not carry excursions (fan and sun for sure). We took a taxi . The views are gorgeous. I advise everyone. They write that the temperature is 18 degrees, I took sweaters, but I didn't need them, I'm comfortable in a T-shirt in the cave. When you leave the cave, you can smell the sharp smell of pine needles, because there is a coniferous forest around.
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September 12, 2024
You can also go with the kids. It's the safest cave I've ever seen. If you are by car, I advise you, it is better to arrive in the evening, buses with tourists are leaving, no one. Moving around an empty cave is much more interesting than in a stream of onlookers. Cool, high! The second largest cave in Turkey. It is located on the slope of Mount Jebel and Reis. The cave consists of two parts, with a total length of 410 meters. At the very end of the cave there is a small blue salt lake, into which rainwater flows, which formed this beautiful natural object a million years ago. Dim Cave is almost completely covered with stalagmites and stalactites — mineral formations similar to icicles. They have various shapes, sizes and shades and are the main real attraction, which is simply impossible not to admire. In some places, minerals form bizarre patterns, in others — columns, human portraits, incredible in size and shape, in others — giant "dragon teeth", "ancient castles" and "pyramids". The main hall of Dim Cave is so tall and majestic that we just seem tiny and defenseless here. The temperature and humidity do not change throughout the year and are +18...19°C. Locals have noticed this place for a long time. After catching wild animals, the hunters rested here and recuperated. Only since 1986 has the cave become what we saw it today – an unforgettable and magnificent attraction!
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October 3, 2024
Two descents : 310m and 50m. Stalactites, stalagmites. Out of breath when leaving the cave, you immediately fill your nostrils with a coniferous aroma. I recommend it to everyone to visit!
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October 26, 2024
Get a lot of impressions than Damlatash cave, this one is just super, you never regretted it, you came there on foot, ate different fruits on the way, you were tired, you got a lot of impressions.There's also a great restaurant there, take a look.
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September 15, 2024
Super!!! There are a lot of emotions!!! 50 m in one direction and 310 m in the other. Entrance: 200 adults, 100 children (under 13 years old), 50 Parking. Very beautiful
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December 6, 2024
The cave is small, we were not particularly impressed, high humidity, it was difficult for people in weight to breathe, I saw them walking with great shortness of breath, we were there for no more than 20 minutes, we definitely would not want to return a second time.
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October 1, 2023
As entertainment, you can go. But keep in mind, the roads are very dangerous. We took a sightseeing tour of Alanya, it included a visit to the Dim cave. We drove over the cliff 4 times during the whole tour. Scary, indescribable.
In the cave itself, you just walk, walk and walk. Then up, then down. The humidity is very high. Of course, they tell about the healing properties of visiting the cave. But I don't know. At that moment I was sick, there was a stuffy nose, I will not say that everything went abruptly)
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January 4, 2024
I really liked the cave, but the price is not. 150 lire for one, was there on January 4, 2024)
It is best to come in the evening, 1.5 hours before closing time, then you will be alone and will be able to enjoy all the beauty, silence and be alone by the lake). I was in the cave during a downpour, so I was able to enjoy the sounds of the water.
I went up to the cave without transport, the beauty around is incredible, they also have paid parking (if you drive).
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March 14, 2024
The entrance is 5 Euros at 03.24. Given the local craving for extortion, the entrance price is very adequate. A really interesting location for people with a wild imagination. The cave is warm and humid - no extra clothes are required. It is better to arrive an hour after the opening, when those who were waiting for the opening have already passed, but they have not yet brought the packages.
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November 2, 2024
She's huge and cool, a good way to go! But I felt very uncomfortable there, I don't suffer from claustrophobia, but I constantly thought about the likelihood of staying there 🙈🙈🙈
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September 6, 2024
They say that in this cave they heal, the stomach goes away, the stool normalizes, the lungs rejuvenate, the head passes, the liver is restored…I did not feel the effect on myself, but I did not lose the above
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June 26, 2024
An interesting cave with an underground lake in Kestel, Alanya region. It is possible to walk from the university. Very sparsely populated and beautiful views
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November 25, 2024
I personally liked it, it seems to be the first time I got into a cave. It looks like Moria from the Lord of the Rings)), and it seems that either dwarves or orcs will appear because of the next turn))
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August 17, 2023
A very interesting cave that can be reached by car, guided tour or on foot. I walked to it from the university, a very pleasant road, a huge cave with many stalactites and stalagmites and a small lake at the very end of the cave. Nearby there is a cafe with a pleasant menu, a souvenir shop and paid parking if you drive by car.
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August 27, 2024
I'm thrilled! A huge cave consisting of 3 or more halls. It was like being in a fairy tale about dwarves. I did not expect to see such a miracle!!!
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August 31, 2024
A good place to take beautiful photos. The cave itself is 350 and 50 meters. Price in May 2024 (200 liras).
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October 8, 2024
A large impressive cave, many stairs, so a walk with a load.
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June 5, 2023
A cool cave and the road to it, if driving, is very impressive. Like New Athos, only smaller. Inside, the Turks are playing their pipes atmospherically. The cafe is good at the exit above the parking lot.
After it, you can drive to the reservoir, it is higher up the river, which is visible below. There's a tall bridge with a gorgeous view.
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April 3, 2024
Compared to the cave from Alanya, it is larger and more interesting, there is a small lake at the end of the left branch. They were at the end of March, except for us - no one... It is better to take a flashlight with you.
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June 16, 2023
A large cave for relatively little money. The pictures are cool both inside and outside, there is every souvenir in front of the entrance.
By the way, you can easily get there on your own even by public transport (202 bus, go to the final one - university, then three kilometers of smooth ascent).
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June 21, 2024
If you are overweight like me , then it will not be easy for you there , there are a lot of stairs and steps back and forth , it is humid and stuffy , there is a puddle of water at the end , there is no 1.5 meter deep lake there ...a lure from the locals...but the pictures are funny, like in hell, as if everything is in red light, if you love movement, then you are here
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October 8, 2024
A nice cave and the views around it. I recommend it to those who have not been to the caves for 1 time. It is better to go by yourself in a rental car.
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July 8, 2024
We have been there several times and are always very satisfied. The food is very tasty
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April 5, 2024
Very interesting! It's like I got into some ancient centuries...It would probably be great to have a costume photo shoot here.With torches:)
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June 20, 2024
It's amazing! It is a very beautiful cave, I recommend going to the small part first, and only then to the big one. We walk along the bridge and stairs, there are many places where you can relax, there are chairs.
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December 13, 2024
Impressive) a little less than the caves in new Athos in Abkhazia, but it will do too
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September 4, 2023
It was very beautiful, we were in the morning, we drove ourselves by car, we did not meet a single living soul, which was pleasantly pleased, we made a lot of photos and videos, while no one interfered and did not climb into the frame. It's also absolutely free
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August 10, 2023
A very decent cave. Stalactites and stalagmites. An old man singing on a pipe. Inexpensive entrance. There is a cafe nearby. Great view of the mountains. From the city 30 min.
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May 4, 2023
It's a very atmospheric place.
We got there on our own. The only thing was that I did not wait for the 202 bus, since the travel interval at that time was increased to an hour, so we took a bus that goes towards Mahmutlar, got off somewhere at the intersection with Univercite cad., then went straight to the university, and already from the university itself the path is 3.2 km. It takes about an hour to get from the university slowly (do not forget that the way is up, so the pace is not the same as if you walk straight, but it all depends on the speed, of course). There are beautiful mountain views all the way. Somewhere in the middle there will be a cafe and fruit stalls. I saw in the reviews that it is recommended to visit in the morning, but we got to the cave for about 2-3 days, there were 5 people besides us (maybe a little more).
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October 12, 2023
The cave is warm, and very interesting inside. The backlight helps to convey the atmosphere. At the end of the way there is an underground lake) very beautiful
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September 30, 2023
Super! It is better to arrive in the evening when tourists leave this place. Admission is expensive, but it's worth it! Two aisles, don't forget to go to the other one. Lakes, stalactites, stalagmites, everything is very beautiful and large-scale! It's not even cold here, so in summer sweaters, as is usually the case in caves, will not be needed.
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August 10, 2023
We came here on our own in a rented car. It takes 10-15 minutes to drive from Alanya. It is easy to get there, there is parking. The entrance was about 300 rubles. The cave is really beautiful, and its length is amazing. I recommend you to visit!)
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October 26, 2024
It's cool and beautiful, but it's hard to breathe high humidity
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July 17, 2024
A fairly long cave with ascents. Illuminated, mysterious
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