OYLAT CAVE
The Oylat Cave is over 730 metres long and was discovered in 2004 in some places the inside walls rise up above 450-500 metres, and high above the main entrance there are three other openings into the cave, everywhere you look the colourful stalactites and stalagmite reach for each other like ancient fingers if your lucky you will see the Bats and Butterflies that inhabit this huge cavern.

Oylat Village and Thermal Spring
The beautiful old village of Oylat where time has stood still even though hotels have open due to the restorative property of the thermal waters the people here live a quiet existence amongst the trees. The greenery is all around you. At this stop, you will have 2 hours of free time before we out to Babasultan Village.

The Waterfalls of Babasultan
Oylat Cave, Village and the Babasultan waterfalls are located across this natural forest area, the air here is clean and the vibrant greens all around fill the senses and the rustic charm of little wooden log bridges that carry you across creeks and streams, a truly magical place.

We will take a short lunch break before we head up to Bursa Zoo
Do not forget that the town of Inegol is very close by and this town is famous for its meatballs, in fact, the Inegol Meatball is known and loved all across Turkey.

Bursa Zoo.
This city zoo is fairly new, it opened its doors in 1998, the zoo is spread out across 20 hectares of diverse land with many shaded areas and has over 700 animals now living here. They have a huge African Savannah Display with Zebra, Giraffe, and ostrich, there is a research clinic here as well as programmes on education.