Places To Visit In Kas

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places to visit in Kas

A small settlement for the Lycian kingdom.

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A delicious restaurant serving world class food.

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The Kral Mezari or Tombs of the Kings located in Cyprus, Kas, is an ancient necropolis with tombs that date back to the 4th century BC. The tombs were carved into hard limestone rocks and although no king is buried at the site, it is named Kral Mezari because of its majestic architecture. Mounted vertically on the skirts of Amasya Castle, it is known that there were about 21 tombs of various sizes, however, only a few of them have survived.

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Located in the heart of Kasy, Uzun Bazaar or Uzun Çarşı Caddesi offers a full-fledged local shopping experience to tourists. From designer clothing outlets and jewellery to Lycian carpets, glass artwork and souvenirs, the market displays the town’s vibrant culture and history through its products. The vendors are extremely sweet and the cobblestone streets provide an aesthetic touch to the scene.

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places to visit in Kas

Saklikent Canyon or the Hidden City is located in the Saklikent National Park in Muğla Province, Seydikemer. It is the longest canyon in the country and one of the deepest in the world with a depth of 300m and a length of 18km! There are two hiking trails of different difficulty levels along with natural mud ponds along the trail and Gizlikent waterfall nearby, making it perfect for adventure junkies.

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places to visit in Kas

Kaputas Beach in southwestern Turkey is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the country for its clear turquoise Mediterranean waters, golden, fine sand, and a metre-high cliff. The beach has a breathtaking landscape, an ideal destination for those who love swimming and sunbathing. Umbrellas and sunbeds are usually available at a fee. Showers, toilets, changing rooms are also available, along with a snack bar.

20 km
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places to visit in Kas

Kekova, or Caravola, is an island near Demre known for its ancient and mysterious sunken city. The region covers half-submerged remains of a sunken Lycian town and some remains from the Byzantine era. Swimming, snorkelling, diving, and jet-ski rides are forbidden here. However, you can board chartered boats to enjoy a good view of the ruins, which are clearly visible only a few metres below the clear waters.

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Patara Beach, located west of Kalkan town, is a beautiful white sand beach which brings together scenic Mediterranean waters and Turkish history. It is popular for sunset views, walking, swimming and surfing. Loggerhead turtles have been laying eggs here for over 40 million years now and can be spotted at the beach.

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Tugra Art Gallery is a gift shop in Andifli known for quality souvenirs and unique hand-made products. The gallery has diverse souvenirs of Turkish culture like bowls, tiles, colourful ceramics, lamps, fabrics, jewellery, chandeliers, copper and silver pots, and bedspreads among others. The souvenirs are handcrafted by local Turkish artists.

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Aperlai is an ancient Lycian port city with massive city walls submerged in the Mediterranean waters. The ancient ruins are glorious to look at with some parts of the wall still visible. It is located at the beginning of a long and narrow bay on the Sıcak Peninsula between Kas and Kekova. Aperlai is popular among tourists for its boat tours on a yacht from either Kas or Üçağız. Unlike other places historical in Kas, in Aperlai swimming and snorkelling are allowed.

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The Hellenistic Theatre is a horseshoe-shaped amphitheatre in Kas with typical features of an ancient Greek theatre. Built in the 1st century BC and restored 300 years later, the round orchestra of the theatre was once used by the choir and can seat around 4,000 spectators. The view from the top tier of the seating area is breathtaking.

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places to visit in Kas

Kalekoy Harbour is located along a small Lycian village of ancient Simena that is only accessible by boat from the nearby ports. Although the village is secluded, it has gorgeous white stone houses, cobblestone streets, and small walled gardens with fruit trees. The highlight of the harbour is the sunken city of Kekova and the ruined Genoese fortress.

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Cyaneae or Kyaneai is an ancient town of Lycia famous for its rock tombs and groups of sarcophagi. It is situated on the southern coastal tip of Turkey on a plateau surrounded by rocky slopes. The historical writings and inscriptions suggest that three different sites, namely Yarvu, Tousa and Ghiouristan, combine to form Cyaneae.

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Kas Merkez Mosque is one of the most famous mosques in Kas. Located only a short distance from the town centre in Kas, it is adorned with a large dome and a chandelier that add to the architecture of the place. The mosque offers a breathtaking view of the Kaz Turkey Sea.