Kaş
Kaş grew from a Greek fishing village called Andifli, and Lycian sarcophagi still stand in its old town streets. Divers rate the surrounding water among the best in Turkey. Boats leave the harbor daily for the sunken ruins at Kekova, and Kaputaş Beach lies a few kilometers up the coast.
Things to do in Kaş
- Antiphellos Ancient Theater – Well-preserved Hellenistic theater with stunning views over the Mediterranean Sea.
- Kaputaş Beach – One of Turkey's most beautiful beaches with turquoise waters nestled between cliffs.
- Kekova Sunken City – Ancient Lycian ruins partially submerged underwater, best explored by kayak or boat.
- Lycian Rock Tombs – Ancient tombs carved into cliff faces, including the famous Lion Tomb in town center.
