Yavuz Ozcan Park is located in the Muratpasa district, in the center of Antalya, on a high rocky shore near the Kaleici quarter. It is a small urban public space where people come for a short walk, to relax in the shade, and to enjoy views of the coast. From its platforms, there are clear views of the Mediterranean Sea, the Old Harbor, and the Beydaglari Mountains on the horizon.

The park is arranged on terraces and landscaped for walking. There are paths, palm trees and other plants typical of the Mediterranean climate, as well as decorative water features, cascades, and fountains. Thanks to its location on the cliffs, the park is perceived above all as a convenient viewpoint within the city limits.

On the grounds there is a monument to the Seljuk Sultan Ghiyath al-Din Kaykhusraw I, whose name is associated with the history of Antalya in the medieval period. For this reason, a walk through the park can be combined not only with panoramic views but also with an interest in the city's past. It is especially convenient to include it in a route through central Antalya together with Kaleici and the Old Harbor.

The park is suitable for those who want to step away briefly from the busy streets and look at the sea from above without leaving the city center. Admission is free, so people often stop by between visits to nearby attractions.