Flights to Adana

Karataş Beach: Karataş Beach is one of Turkey's most famous beaches because of its 6 km long golden sands that captivate everyone. Karataş enchants those who want to swim and cool off from the Mediterranean heat not only with its golden sands, but also with its crystal clear waters. During your visit to Adana, we recommend that you swim in the clear waters of Karataş Beach, which is always warm regardless of the season.

Yumurtalık Beach: Yumurtalık Beach, which is one of the blue flag beaches in Turkey, is a must-visit place in Adana for those who want to enjoy the clean waters of the Mediterranean. You can also find everything you need for a peaceful Mediterranean holiday in the Yumurtalık Beach region, which is very rich in terms of accommodation and entertainment.

Adana Kebab: Adana kebab is the most famous among Turkish kebabs. Unlike regular kebab, this dish, which is prepared with special Adana spices, is famous for its bitterness and unique taste. We recommend that you add it to your list of what to eat in Adana.

Turkish Stuffed Meatball: Unlike the traditional stuffed meatballs, which are usually fried, there is also a boiling process in Adana’s stuffed meatballs. We are sure that you will love this unique taste that comes out by blending the thin outer dough with famous Adana spices.

Yüksük Soup: You've never seen Turkish manti like this. Yüksük soup, also called manti soup, is prepared with chickpeas and small pieces of manti, blended with delicious spices of Adana. Yüksük soup, which everyone admires, will make you forget both the dumpling and the ravioli.

Ancient City of Anavarza: The Ancient City of Anavarza, dating back to the 1st century B.C., has glorious monuments from the Roman and Byzantine periods. If you are interested in the magnificent buildings of the Hellenistic Period and want to feel the historical atmosphere of Adana, you should definitely visit the Ancient City of Anavarza. Also, don't forget to visit Anavarza Castle, where you can see Cukurova in all its glory.

Ancient Stone Bridge: The history of the Stone Bridge, whose fame has already exceeded the borders of Adana, dates back to the Roman Empire. Despite the passing centuries, it continues to exist on the Seyhan River in all its splendor. You can easily reach Taş Köprü, which is at the top of the list of places to visit in Adana, from anywhere in Adana and we recommended that you should see its night view.

Varda Bridge: The Varda Bridge, where the famous scene of the Skyfall movie was shot, rises among the steep rocks just like in the movie and connects the green valleys of Adana. This structure, also known as the "Adana German Bridge" because it was built by the Germans in 1912, has managed to become famous for its magnificence and scenery, although it is much newer compared to many architectural structures in Adana.

Kapıkaya Canyon: Kapıkaya Canyon, which has a height of about 200 meters and a walking area of ​​7 thousand 250 meters, is the most famous of Adana's natural beauties. If you want to get away from the Mediterranean heat for a day and enjoy trekking in cold waters, paraglide or rock climbing, you should add Kapıkaya Canyon to your to-do list in Adana.

Seyhan Dam Lake: Although the dam was originally built to prevent any flooding in the Seyhan River, it also welcomes visitors as a walking place and picnic area. If you want to witness the natural beauties of Adana or have breakfast in front of the magnificent view of the Ancient Stone Bridge, you should definitely visit Seyhan Dam Lake.