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Kaş
Kaş is nestled along the Lycian coast of the Mediterranean in Türkiye, built upon the ruins of the ancient city of Antiphellos. It is a harbor town that blends Greek charm with remnants of Lycian civilization. Before the population exchange between Greece and Türkiye in 1923, a large number of Greek residents lived here, and the old town still retains the blue-and-white stone houses and cobblestone alleys they left behind. The town is a renowned diving destination in Türkiye, with shipwreck sites and aircraft wreckage scattered along the coast—including a well-preserved Dakota DC-3 transport plane wreck that you can enter and explore, as well as underwater canyons, reefs, and steep rock walls. The underwater visibility is excellent, and while diving, you may occasionally spot groupers, octopuses, and sea turtles. Beyond diving, taking a boat trip is a signature experience here; you can gaze at the semi-submerged ruins of the Sunken City of Kekova along the coastline, or take a short ferry ride for a day trip to the Greek island of Kastellorizo, which is just across the water. Several Lycian rock tombs and sarcophagi are scattered throughout the town and on the hillsides, with a 4th-century BC lion-shaped sarcophagus being particularly striking. The town also preserves an ancient open-air theater, where you can sit on the stone steps and look out over the azure sea. The old town is compact, making it easy to explore the main attractions on foot. The streets are lined with shops selling handicrafts and Mediterranean snacks, perfect for slowing down and soaking in the atmosphere.Türkiye · Kas
Kaputas Beach
Kaputas Beach is a pocket beach on the Mediterranean coast between the towns of Kas and Kalkan, nestled at the mouth of a steep canyon, flanked by cliffs that enclose a small, natural bay. The beach is a mix of light golden sand and gravel, and the water has distinct layers: deep blue in the distance, turning to a bright turquoise closer in, and a clear emerald green right by the shore, with sailboats and yachts often anchored in the bay. Above the beach is the coastal road from Kas to Kalkan. The viewing platform by the road is the perfect spot to overlook the entire bay, and many people take photos here before heading down the stairs to the beach. The water gets deep quickly not far from the shore, and the clear water near the shore is suitable for snorkeling. On the other side of the road is the entrance to Kaputas Canyon. When there is no water flowing, you can walk from the beach under the bridge into the canyon to get a close look at the cliff walls polished by water over the years. The beach is equipped with basic facilities such as showers and changing rooms, and simple drinks and snacks are also available.Kas · 17.4km from downtown
Antiphellos Ancient City
Antiphellos Ancient City is located on the hillside of the town of Kas Koyu and is the main surviving relic of the ancient Lycian city of Antiphellos. The name of the ancient city means "opposite the land of rocks" and it was once the seaport for the inland ancient city of Phellos, later developing into an important city-state in this area. The theater was built during the Hellenistic period and is embedded into the southern foot of the hill, following the terrain. The 26 rows of stone seats are relatively well-preserved, and it could accommodate approx. 4,000 spectators at the time. It was built without a fixed stone stage structure from the start, retaining the simple appearance of early Greek theaters, which is distinctly different from common Roman-style theaters. The theater's seating area faces the sea. Sitting on the higher stone steps, you can see the Mediterranean, the harbor of Kas Koyu, and the Greek island of Meis across the sea. At sunset, the sea surface glows with golden light. Other ruins of the ancient city are scattered nearby, such as cliff rock tombs and rock-cut tombs decorated with dancer reliefs. In the town center, there is also the King's Tomb sarcophagus, engraved with undeciphered Lycian inscriptions, which can be visited on the same trip as the theater. The stone steps laid more than 2,000 years ago are still in use today, and open-air performances such as concerts and plays are held here from time to time, giving the ancient theater a sense of enduring vitality.Kas · 421m from downtown
Patara Beach
Patara Beach is famous for its fine white sand, clear blue sea, and spectacular sunsets. The water here is crystal clear, allowing you to see coral reefs and a variety of colorful marine life on the seabed. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling and diving here, exploring the mysteries of the underwater world. In addition, Patara Beach is also an ideal spot for surfing and windsurfing, attracting many water sports enthusiasts. Along the beach route of Patara Beach, there are various bars, restaurants, and shops, offering a wide range of dining and shopping options. Here, visitors can taste local delicacies and purchase various souvenirs and handicrafts.Kas · 32.9km from downtown
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Ancient City of Xanthos
The ancient city of Santhos was once the capital of Lycia in the Greek Archaic period. The ancient ruins found here date back to the eighth century BC. Today, rock tombs, sarcophagus tombs, as well as the Lycian culture and Lycia are still preserved here. The unique tombstones of the Acropolis, and even the theatre and churches from the early Greek era can be seen.Kas · 33.7km from downtown
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Kas · 2.5km from downtown
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Kas · 1.3km from downtown
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Kaş
Türkiye · KasKaputas Beach
Kas · 17.4km from downtownAntiphellos Ancient City
Kas · 421m from downtownPatara Beach
Kas · 32.9km from downtownBoat Trips by Captain Ergun | Kekova Tekne Turu | Kaş Tekne Turu | Кекова прогулка на лодке | Tekne Kiralama
Antalya · 67m from KasAncient City of Xanthos
Kas · 33.7km from downtownAkçagerme Plajı
Antalya · 3.5km from KasKas Belediyesi Halk Plajı
Kas · 2km from downtownHidayet Bay Beach
Kas · 2.5km from downtownIncebogaz Plaji
Kas · 1.3km from downtown
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What travellers say about Kas
余小L7 July 2025
4.0
Just like the pictures above, some scenic spots have their own scenery and some delicious food you can try. There are also some scenic spots where you can check in. After checking in, you can comment on your thoughts.
Kaş
我还是me3 October 2026
5.0
It's a small but real beach with great sand, unlike the rocky beaches near the Dead Sea, though the Dead Sea sand has a stronger jelly-like texture. It seemed like it cost 60 lira to enter, but we just strolled in without buying tickets.
Kaputas Beach
YoYo_6O5V7E0VMOMO12 December 2025
4.0
There have been so many ancient theaters along the way that I'm getting a bit tired of them. If you only want to see one, I recommend the Aspendos Theater in Antalya; it's truly enormous. The Kash Theater has the advantage of facing the sea, offering a great view.
Antiphellos Ancient City
_TI***m91 October 2023
5.0
Patara beach was simply fantastic. We were staying in Kalkan and took the local bus to be beach where they were running every hour. we were only there for 4-5 hours after the eat of the midday sun, got a cool beer at the cafe there but be aware of the price of ice cream, it was near £10 and we think we were ripped off a bit. lovely setting and the sunset was one of the best I’ve seen. you do have to pay to get onto the beach. standard in turkey it would seem but so worth it.
Patara Beach
淼常好12 February 2020
5.0
The ancient city has not yet been developed, and the ancient buildings are well preserved. It is worth slowing down and living here.
Ancient City of Xanthos
