One of the most striking monuments among the historical ruins of Kas, which we encounter on Uzun Çarşı Caddesi. It is a sarcophagus dated to the 4th century. While wandering around the city, it is possible to come across many rock tombs, sarcophagi and tomb monuments called “mausoleion”.

One of the most striking monuments among the historical ruins of Kas, which we encounter on Uzun Çarşı Caddesi. It is a sarcophagus dated to the 4th century. While wandering around the city, it is possible to come across many rock tombs, sarcophagi and tomb monuments called “mausoleion.” On the side of the hill, which is described as the acropolis, facing the Island of Meis, the remains of the walls that have survived to the present day, are visible. Antiphellos’s theater, which is dated to the Hellenistic Period, in the west of the city, is quite intact.

Besides its historical monuments, Kaş is a natural paradise: Big pebble, Küçük Çakıl and Akçagerme and Kaputaş beaches on Kalkan road are places where you can cool off in their clean waters. In addition, we should not forget the ancient city of Sebeda and Limanağzı Beach, the second port of Antiphellos, which can only be reached from the sea and walking route. You can go to Kekova (Simena), where nature and history are integrated, as well as by boat, you can go to Üçağız (Theimioussa) from land and then visit the sunken city and pearl-shaped bays by motor or sea kayak. Among the caves around Kas, the Mavi Cave, Aşırlı Island Sea Cave, Kekova Island Sea Cave, Güvercinlik Cave famous for its pigeons, hairless bats and the Hıdrellez Cave are remarkable.