Turgut Selalesi - Turgut Waterfall, located not far from Turgut village, is a spot where you can dive from the rocks and enjoy the lush greenery of the area. This well-preserved natural attraction features wooden steps to help visitors descend to the top. The water remains icy cold even during the hottest times of the year. Both guided tours and individual visitors frequent this place.

Kizkumu - Orhaniye Kız Kumu is one of the main attractions we visit during our Adventure Jeep safari. It is a natural sandbank formation that stretches for about a kilometer and is shallow enough for visitors to enjoy walking on it, giving the illusion of walking on water. This is why locals call it Jesus Beach. Directly across from the sandbank is an island with a castle on top. You can visit the island and explore the castle by hiring a boat. According to legend, a princess who fell in love with a shepherd used her long hair to create a bridge for her lover to visit her, as her father, the king, disapproved of their relationship. During our stop at Jesus Beach, visitors are free to swim and engage in water activities.

Değirmenyanı - Değirmenyanı village is one of the stops on our Adventure Jeep safari. Most visitors get their first glimpse of the nomadic lifestyle of this region of Turkey here. Before reaching Değirmenyanı village, we engage in a fun water fight that lasts about 30 minutes, allowing people to relieve stress by soaking each other with water guns. Everyone is extremely happy and thanks us with big smiles.

Turgut - Another village we visit during our Adventure Jeep safari is Turgut village, nestled among hills covered with pinewoods and small rivers formed by the Turgut Waterfall, which we visit afterward. We have lunch at a restaurant near Turgut village, which is included in the price and features a set menu of grilled chicken, pasta, and salad.