Places to Visit

Kaş

Kaputaş Beach

One of Türkiye’s most famous beaches — a turquoise cove squeezed between two cliffs on the Kaş–Kalkan road.

~25 min by car

Kaş

Ancient Theatre (Antiphellos)

A Hellenistic theatre facing the sea — Kaş’s favourite spot for watching the sunset.

~15 min on foot

Kaş

Lion Tomb

A 4th-century BC Lycian sarcophagus at the top of Uzun Çarşı — the symbol of the town.

~12 min on foot

Kaş

Kekova & the Sunken City

A sunken ancient city reached by boat tour, with Simena Castle and crystal-clear coves.

Boat tour (full day)

Kaş

Limanağzı Coves

Quiet coves 10 minutes by water taxi from Kaş harbour; swimming and seaside restaurants.

~10 min by water taxi

Kaş

The Lycian Way

One of the world’s great long-distance trails passes through Kaş — perfect for day hikes.

The Kaş leg starts in town

Antalya

Kaleiçi Old Town

The historic heart of Antalya: Ottoman houses, the old marina, narrow lanes and the Fluted Minaret.

Antalya centre (~3 h drive)

Antalya

Hadrian’s Gate

A triple-arched Roman gate built for Emperor Hadrian in 130 AD — the entrance to Kaleiçi.

Antalya centre

Antalya

Düden Waterfalls

Lower Düden falls straight into the sea; Upper Düden hides in a shady park — the coolest corners of the city.

Antalya centre

Antalya

Aspendos Theatre

The best-preserved Roman theatre in the world — a magnificent 15,000-seat stage.

East of Antalya

Antalya

Patara Beach & Ancient City

An 18-km sandy beach backed by Patara, capital of the Lycian League — a loggerhead-turtle nesting site.

~45 min by car

Antalya

Saklıkent Gorge

An 18-km gorge explored by wading through ice-cold water — a cool adventure in summer heat.

~1 h by car