2025 Silifke Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

An impressive natural formation near Silifke, a city on Turkey's Mediterranean coast. The 80-100m cliffs are named Heaven (Djenet) and Hell (Jehennem). At the entrance to the underground cavern, the remains of a 5th century church stand quietly, and I was surprised to see a huge, gaping space at the back. As I descended deeper into the valley, I was worried that it would be tiring to climb back up, but I was relieved to see an elevator! This was an unexpectedly satisfying tourist spot. #Breathtaking view

I discovered this by chance on the way to another ruin. It is about 30km inland from the town of Silifke. It is a small but interesting ruin, with some of the pillars being repurposed into walls, and a faucet installed in the cafe next door, so part of the ruin is still in use.

There are many famous ancient ruins along the Mediterranean coast in southern Turkey, but there is also a magnificent Roman ruin about 30 kilometers inland from the city of Silifke. Diocaesarea, also known as Uzuncabırç. The huge pillars of the ruins of a large temple are impressive. Uzuncaburç, 33940 Silifke/Mersin, Turkey

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#outdooradventures Silifke is a great destination for outdoor activities with its natural beauty and historical riches. You can have an adventure in nature by visiting the Cennet and Cehennem caves located near the district, you can walk along the Göksu River or swim in the sea and enjoy the sun at Taşucu beach. Also, the famous Kayaiçi Valley of the region is on the list of things to do with its unspoiled nature. #localguides #Silifke #travelguide