Uçansu Waterfall, located in the valley below Kayabükü Village in Gündoğmuş district of Antalya, is also known as Çündere Waterfall due to the Çündere Stream in the region. The waterfall is approximately 165 km from the center of Antalya and 24 km from Gündoğmuş.

The waterfall, which gives life to the Alara Stream on which rafting is done, flows from the middle of a rock from a height of about 50 meters and enthusiastically from several branches. The water source that feeds the waterfall comes out of a 10 m2 cave between the rocks. The waterfall, one of the hidden and mysterious beauties of the Taurus Mountains, is known as the 'Hidden Paradise in the Forest'.  

Uçansu Waterfall reaches its most spectacular appearance between March and June, when the snows of Akdağ and Geyik Mountains begin to melt. At the end of a 70-kilometer journey through great sycamores and an untouched forest, it meets the Mediterranean Sea in Manavgat.

In 1992, the waterfall was declared a first-degree natural protected area, and its path through the greenery covered with rich vegetation brings visitors together with different beauties. The waterfall, which the residents of the district see as a daily escape point on weekends, is also flooded by local and foreign tourists vacationing in the region. 

You can watch the fish swimming in the natural pool formed by Uçansu Waterfall, which soothes both the eyes and the soul with its impressive visuals, listen to the peaceful sound of water, add unique photos to your photo album, and explore the surroundings with nature walks.

Uçansu Waterfall, located in the valley below Kayabükü Village in Gündoğmuş district of Antalya, is also known as Çündere Waterfall due to the Çündere Stream in the region. The waterfall is approximately 165 km from the center of Antalya and 24 km from Gündoğmuş.