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Turkish Riviera (Antalya, Kaş, Fethiye)

Suluin Mağarası (İncirli Gök, Finike)

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Closed to tourism and to amateur and tourist divers. Only professional or scientific dives with an official permit (Finike municipality; Antalya cultural inventory, Oct 2025).

  • Max depth122 m
  • CertificationFull cave
  • SpecialExperienced divers

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Status
Closed

The dive

A flooded cave in limestone with an entrance 80 m wide. At the surface the water is fresh; deeper it turns salty and acidic, and you smell hydrogen sulphide.

1 earlier accident or incident has been reported at this cave. Read what happened ↓

Profile and sections

A flooded cave in limestone with an entrance 80 m wide. At the surface the water is fresh; deeper it turns salty and acidic, and you smell hydrogen sulphide. Stalactites under water show the cave was once dry; the salt points to a connection with the sea.

On 27 August 1995 the Karstdive 95 team dived here to 122 m. In 2000 a study by Akdeniz University found pottery and bone fragments in the cave.

Practical: the cave is also called Gök or İncirli Gök cave; don't confuse it with Kırkgöz-Suluin near Antalya.

Depth and profile
Plan for more than 122 m: in 1995 a US team reached 122 m without finding the bottom (InDEPTH gives 117 m at Gök Cave, the inventory a depth of 64 m). More than 230 m of penetration; entrance 80 m wide.
Configuration
Deep expedition dive on trimix in cold, salty water (estimate).
Gas
Trimix from 40 m
Who can dive where
  • CaveAt least Full cave
  • Whole caveConfigurations: Backmount / twinset / Sidemount / CCR
  • Whole caveConfiguration unknown — research beforehand · doesn't decide who may dive
  • Whole caveGoes down to 122 m (trimix or deco may be needed) · doesn't decide who may dive
  • Whole caveExperienced divers only · doesn't decide who may dive
Experienced diversPermission needed

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How to get there

~1 km from Finike, beside the road to Demre (Karşıyaka, Gökliman), ~18 m above the road: a ~30 m climb up the slope and then down over scree to the water.

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Around Suluin Mağarası (İncirli Gök, Finike)

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Accidents and incidents

What happened at this cave before, with the sources. No names are given; read it as a lesson for your own planning.

Access and rules change: check what applies locally right before your trip. Source: GDELT Project and the news feeds of diving magazines. Search for more news ↗ Searched automatically, last on 5 Nov 2026.

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Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Compiled from web research (Oct 2026): the dive centres' websites (Akdeniz Yunus Diving, Antalya Scuba Diving, Blue Team Diving), the Göcek and Fethiye dive guide (with GPS for Afkule), explorelycia.com, limancepte.com and medgulets.com on the Blue Cave near Kaputaş, denizde.com.tr, PADI's pages on Alanya and Fethiye and a report on taucher.net (2004) on Rambo, hepsiburada.com (Jan 2022), the reports of the Karstdive 95 expedition (gue.com and InDEPTH), İHA (Dec 2022) on Kırkgöz, Finike municipality and the Antalya cultural inventory (Oct 2025) on the Suluin, Hürriyet Daily News (2017) on Kekova and the TSSF chamber list (as of June 2021). Only Afkule has a published pin. Certification and configurations are estimates. The open part is sea caves with a dive centre; the freshwater caves near Antalya and Finike are permit-only or closed.