Name: Heaven and Hell
Address: NarlÄ±kuyu Mahallesi, Silifke ilÃ§e merkezine 21 km, 33940 Silifke/Mersin, Turkey, TR

Heaven and Hell is a natural feature, located at Narlıkuyu Mahallesi, Silifke ilçe merkezine 21 km, 33940 Silifke/Mersin, Turkey. Visit their website www.mersin.web.tr for more detailed information.

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Narlıkuyu Mahallesi, Silifke ilçe merkezine 21 km, 33940 Silifke/Mersin

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Anonymous

19 April 2018

Very beautiful and interesting, natural and historical place!!!
Anonymous

09 April 2018

An important site to visit, full of weirdness
Anonymous

08 April 2018

Heaven; easy to enter, hard to leave. But just because of the stairs. ;)
Anonymous

02 September 2017

Don't try if you have heart problem or difficulty while walking. But it's wonderful!
Anonymous

31 August 2017

It is a good place
Muddy down there inside the cave and there is a kind of small worship place "ruins" so humid and it is below the sea surface there. 180 M depth, two places!
Anonymous

19 August 2017

Perfect place for a breakfast. There are a lot of good options on the road with some good views.
Anonymous

11 April 2017

It's amazing place to visit, I really recommend this place
Anonymous

13 February 2017

One of the best caves in Mersin, it's very interesting and the services are very good but you must have a museum card to get into it
Anonymous

28 December 2016

Very nice place to but need to walk a lot of stairs
Anonymous

18 December 2016

very beautiful place, hall its just view point, heaven its cave, 450 stairs, be ready for hard walking especially road back)))) inside cave cold and very slippery road
Anonymous

12 October 2016

If you came to Mersin or near to it you should visit this place. At least once
Anonymous

11 July 2015

An absolutely wonderful and transporting experience! My wife and I went with good friends and our two young daughters (1 and 3 years old), which presented the expected difficulties. Still, we were able to travel all the way inside the cave at the bottom of the chasm, which comes to an halt at the point where you hear, enticingly, the nearby roar of rushing water from somewhere deeper underground!

The stairs are slick when wet and one should definitely take care. This is a tourist destination, but not one frequented by foreigners. Still, there was a find pay-to-enter toilet and a small cafe, which offered a nice place to cool off and clean up after the long, hot climb back up the stairs.