The Lower Duden Waterfall is located in the eastern part of Antalya, in the Lara district, on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. Here, the Duden River plunges from a coastal cliff about 40 meters high and falls directly into the sea. Thanks to this, the waterfall differs noticeably from other natural sites in the city and is easily recognizable in panoramas of the coastline.

The Duden River is fed by karst springs north of Antalya and, as it approaches the city, forms two well-known waterfalls - Upper and Lower Duden. The Lower Waterfall is also known as Karpuzkaldiran. Its present appearance is connected both with the natural course of the river and with the system of canals that were historically used in the surroundings of Antalya for water distribution.

Around the waterfall lies Duden Park, with walking paths, lawns, trees, and viewing platforms along the edge of the cliffs. From here, there are views of the sea, the rocky coast, and the water flow itself, especially striking after rain and during periods of heavier flow. The place is suitable for a short stop during a trip around the city and for a walk by the sea.

For tourists, Lower Duden is of interest because of the combination of an urban waterfront and the rare coastal sight of a waterfall falling directly into the sea. It is often visited together with the Lara district, the beach strip, and viewpoint locations on the cliffs. The waterfall can be seen not only from land, but also from the water during a boat trip along the Antalya coast.