Kas Travel Guide

Located in modern day Kinik, the magnificent ancient city of Xanthos lies in all its glory. It is an example of the sheer excellence of Lycian, Roman, Persian, and Greek architecture, merged under one incredible setting.

Kaputas Beach is a much loved boat stop located between famous holiday spots Kas and Kalkan. Visitors can feel relaxed at the secluded turquoise cove that has a number of facilities for guests convenience.

Firnaz Bay is an azure location in the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, giving visitors perfect photos and vivid memories. It’s a heavenly mixture of green nature and the blue sea with historical objects scattered nearby.

Surrounded by the turquoise beauty of the sea and stunning bush-filled hills, Limanagzi Bay is a good choice for those who want to spend a quiet holiday surrounded by the sea. It is also a frequent destination for those wishing to catch a glimpse of the local sea turtles.

Ufakdere Bay is a volcanic lagoon surrounded by olive and date trees, offering guests a haven with secure anchorage. The calm waters of the sea change among  all shades of blue, hiding a colorful underwater world that beckons to explore.

Inonu Bay, with its crystal clear turquoise water sparkling in the sun, is one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean. This is a center of relaxation and diving, where the underwater world will introduce travelers to colorful marine life.

Blue Cave is a gift from nature in the Mediterranean waters, illuminated by a mysterious bright blue color inside. The cave invites travelers from all over the world on an exciting journey to explore the cave and its amazing seabed.

The ancient city of Antiphellos is a fascinating site for history lovers, known for its stunning historic ruins. Featuring locally cut limestone and Anatolia's only amphitheater facing the sea, it is also a great place to watch the sunset.

The Kas Local Market, also called the Kas Long Bazaar, is a Mediterranean shopping street with charming views of Bougainvillea-covered Ottoman architecture and cobbled streets. Visitors can discover an array of treats and souvenirs from the conventional to the artisanal to the luxurious.

The glorious ancient city of Patara is located between an outstanding beach and the historical remains of Lycians. It hosts centuries of stunning ruins and was notable for being the capital of Lycia.

The first place in Anatolia to dye fabric, the ancient city of Aperlai offers visitors a unique swimming experience among its underwater remains. These ruins create enchanting views on the Mediterranean coast near Kekova.

Gokkaya Bay is a cove with extraordinary beauties located on the shores of the Mediterranean that can only be reached by boat. It is the largest bay in the region with its proximity to historical ruins, the clarity of the cerulean sea, and the surrounding natural greenery.

The rare beauties of Besmi Island create its undeniable allure. Visitors can enjoy a stunning view of the Greek island, Meis, as well as discovering the rich aquatic life beneath the surface.

Hidayet Bay is an idyllic place known for its aquarium-clear waters and fascinating marine life. This natural wonder bay is a great destination for visitors to admire its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere.

Eleksi Island is a secluded spot ideal for anchoring, swimming, and diving. Incredible beauty, vibrant blue seas, and ancient sunken ruins will provide visitors with an unforgettable experience.

Camlik bay is one of the quiet bays in the Kekova region. The secluded and pristine cove offers excellent swimming and snorkeling in warm clear waters.

Maradi Island is a small island located near Kas, Turkey. It offers crystal-clear waters that are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, with comfortable water temperatures.

The Kas Islands between Turkey and Greece offer an incredible journey in the Mediterranean Sea. Exploring vibrant diving spots around uninhabited islands will acquaint travelers with the rich beauty of the underwater world.

The Lion's Sarcophagus of Kas boasts stunning artistry and grandeur of a fine historic burial chamber. The superb craftsmanship and intricate design make this monument stand out from similar Lycian structures.

The Kas Archaeopark Site boasts is a fascinating spot to scuba dive in Kas. The reconstructed Uluburun Shipwreck and stunning replica artifacts can be explored by adventurous scuba divers.

Cukurbag Peninsula offers an unforgettable boating experience where blue blends with green at three blissful beaches. The peninsula also offers panoramic views of lush greenery and the Mediterranean Sea by day and mesmerizing vistas of the marina by night.

Incebogaz Beach is a distinctive beach that splits into two on the thinnest part of the Cukurbag Peninsula. It is an unforgettable location for boaters to admire its panoramic vistas, crystal-clear shallow waters and natural green scenery.

The small yet mighty Seyrek Cakil Bay is a picturesque little cove tucked away along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. With turquoise waters enclosed by verdant hills, it is a slice of paradise between Kas and Kalkan.

Uzumlu Bay is a breathtaking destination southwest of Antalya, ideal for tranquillity and a peaceful swim. It is a great stop along the way from Fethiye to Antalya to enjoy spectacular verdant scenery and calm blue seas.

Coban Bay is an untouched cape situated southwest of Kas that offers tranquillity and scenic vistas. It is perfect for swimming and snorkeling among sea life and diving to discover a hidden underwater tunnel and a cave.

 Amongst the mountainous slopes that are covered with verdure lies striking historic ruins that date back to Istlada Ancient City. Its rich history is enhanced by its natural scenery where stone meets with green and blue in the background.

On the Mediterranean shores connected to Ucagiz Village are the archaeological remains of Teimussa Ancient City. From Byzantine castle walls to Roman Era sarcophagi, visitors can hike across its wild vegetated hill and discover ruins with Lycian inscriptions.