Prepare for an active day! Wear sturdy water shoes to navigate the rocky riverbed, and bring a change of clothes if you plan to wade through the waters. The gorge's water is icy cold, even in summer, so be ready for a refreshing dip. Families with young children should stick to the wooden pathways for safety. Also, remember to bring sunscreen and a waterproof bag to protect your belongings from splashes.

Getting to Saklikent from Kalkan is simple and convenient. It’s a 40-minute drive by car along scenic roads. If you don’t have a car, local tour operators offer organized trips, or you can take a dolmuş (shared minibus) that connects Kalkan to the gorge. Private transfers are another comfortable option if you prefer a hassle-free experience. Parking is available near the entrance for those driving.

The best time to visit Saklikent is during the summer months, from June to September, when the gorge offers a cool retreat from the Mediterranean heat. The water levels are typically lower during this period, making it easier to explore. For a quieter experience, visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds and enjoy the serene beauty of the gorge.

Many local tour operators in Kalkan offer day trips to Saklikent Gorge, often combining the visit with stops at nearby attractions like Tlos Ancient City or the stunning Patara Beach. These tours typically include transportation, entrance fees, and sometimes lunch, making them a hassle-free way to explore. Alternatively, you can plan your own day trip by renting a car or hiring a private driver. Whether you prefer an organized tour or an independent visit, Saklıkent Gorge is an unforgettable highlight of any holiday in Kalkan.