Mut Daily Tour
Our office in Taşucu will depart at 08:30 AM. 1- Yerköprü Waterfall It is located in the Mut district of Mersin. The waterfall, which is formed by the erosive effect of Ermenek Creek, a tributary of the Göksu River, is situated in a deep valley. It cascades down from a height of 30 meters. The natural beauty of the waterfall is complemented by a turquoise-colored natural water tunnel, approximately 300 meters long and 15 meters deep. The area boasts a rich variety of plant life and was declared a Nature Monument in 2011; in 2021, it was registered as the Yerköprü Waterfall Nature Park. Visitors can watch the impressive journey of the water from two separate observation terraces located across and above the waterfall.
Alahan Monastery Evliya Çelebi described it as "looking like it just came out of a master’s hand." It is located near Geçimli Village on the Mersin-Karaman road, built on a steep slope 1300 meters above sea level overlooking the Göksu Valley. The spread of Christianity in Cappadocia and Likonya (Konya) involved followers being persecuted and fearing death by those who did not believe; believers in Jesus Christ were also forced to worship in caves and rock chambers in mountainous areas. St. Paul and Barnabas, prominent figures in early Christianity living in Tarsus, traveled adventurous routes to spread Christianity, reaching as far as Konya-Cappadocia and Antalya-Antakya. Lodgings were established everywhere they stayed, commemorating their visits. The Alahan Monastery is one of these commemorative sites.
Our country's most valuable agricultural product, Olive Oil, has been granted a Geographic Indication by the European Union. There is a factory in Mut district where this Olive Oil with a Geographic Indication is produced. We will show you all the production processes of this magical flavor at the factory.
Comfortable shoes should be worn for the walk. The weather may be cool regardless of the season, so we recommend taking a vest with you.