Kaş - the pearl of the Mediterranean

In the southwest of Turkey, in the province of Antalya, between the hills and the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea, lies the town of Kaş, one of the most picturesque and least popular tourist destinations in the region.

Unique atmosphere

Kaş, whose name translates as "eyebrow", has a unique charm. Narrow stone-paved streets and small cozy cafes create the perfect setting for a relaxing vacation. The town with a population of about 8000 people pleases with tranquility and measuredness, which distinguishes it from more noisy resorts.

Rich history

In ancient times, this town was known as Teimbru. Among the most famous historical monuments are the ancient amphitheater built in the 1st century BC, as well as the Lycian Tombs carved into the rocks. These unique monuments from the 3rd century BC are impressive in their architecture and location 30 meters above the ground.

Picturesque beaches and clear water

Near Kaş are famous beaches such as Kaputaş with its white sand and crystal clear water, and Patara, one of the longest beaches in Turkey - 18 kilometers long. These places are ideal for those who want to enjoy a seaside vacation and the warmth of the sun.

Underwater adventures and marine life

Kaş attracts diving enthusiasts with its clear waters and rich underwater world. Coral reefs, shipwrecks and a variety of marine life can be seen here. The Helidonia Cave, one of the deepest in the area, reaches 50 meters.

Kaş is a place where nature and history intertwine in harmony. The town with a special atmosphere attracts those looking for a quiet place to relax or dreaming of a house by the sea.