B-24 Amerikan Savaş Uçağı Batığı :
Antalya'nın Manavgat ilçesi yakınlarında, 200 m açıkta yatan batık, 1944 yılında Romanya üzerindeki bombalama görevini yerine getirdikten sonra Kıbrıs'taki üssüne dönmek üzere hareket eden "Hadley's Harem" isimli B-24 tipi Amerikan savaş uçağına aittir.
1995 yılında yapılan çıkartma çalışmalarında uçağın kokpiti su yüzüne çıkarılmış, bir süre Cengel jandarma karakolunda kaldıktan sonra İstanbul'daki özel müzelerden birine götürülmüştür. Uçağın kalan kısmının çıkarma çalışmaları sürmektedir. Uçağa dalış özel izin gerektirmektedir.

The coast on the west side is relatively shallow and sandy (maximum 8m) but on the northeast side with rocky seabed descends to 22m, which also has a small cavern. Submerged 200m from the coast near Manavgat, east of Antalya, is a B-24 American war plane named Hadley’s Harem, which came down after leaving its base in Cyprus after bombing over Romania in 1944. The cockpit was removed during studies in 1995, and now lies in a private museum in Istanbul. Diving to this particular site requires special permission. In Gelidonya, at the west of Antalya bay, there are the submerged remains of a cargo ship which sank after crashing on the rocks near to what is now known as Taslik cape. During research performed by divers in 1960 to a depth of 28m, the first completed underwater excavation, it was determined that the ship dates back to the 13th century BC. Research in 1994 revealed its Middle Eastern origins, as deduced from the anchor, and excavated items are exhibited in Bodrum Underwater Archaeology Museum.