A whitewashed harbour town with a beach that looks unreal, a sunken city round the headland and the best diving in Turkey.
A small cove of impossibly blue water at the bottom of a cliff, 20 minutes from Kaş. Arrive early; parking is limited.
Kayak or take a boat over the submerged ruins of Dolchiste, then climb to the castle at Simena for the view.
Kaş is Turkey’s diving capital, with wrecks, reefs and a sunken plane in clear water. Dive schools line the harbour.
An 18-kilometre beach of white sand behind the ruins of the Lycian capital, 40 minutes west.
An hour away, a canyon of icy water with walkways and mud baths.
Day walks from Kaş to Limanağzı bay or to the island of Kekova; the full route runs for 500 kilometres.
A small Hellenistic theatre above the town, where locals watch the sunset.
The Greek island 20 minutes by ferry, with pastel houses around a harbour and the Blue Cave.
The weekly market fills the car park behind the harbour with fruit, spices and textiles.
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