K A Ş
ACTIVITIES
Kaş is a haven for adventure enthusiasts and culture lovers, offering a diverse range of activities to suit every traveler. Its reputation as one of Turkey’s top diving destinations draws visitors eager to explore the underwater treasures of the Mediterranean. With vibrant coral reefs, fascinating marine life, and sunken ships, diving in Kaş is nothing short of extraordinary. For those seeking thrills above the water, paragliding provides breathtaking aerial views of the turquoise coastline and majestic mountains, making it an unforgettable experience.
Boat trips are another highlight, taking travelers to secluded bays, pristine beaches such as Kaputaş and Patara, and nearby islands that glisten like jewels in the sea. History buffs will be captivated by the ancient Lycian cities, the iconic Lions Tomb, and the ruins of Antiphellos, offering a glimpse into the region’s storied past. Nature lovers can embark on hikes along the rugged Lycian Way, paddle through serene rivers on canoeing adventures, or dive into mysterious dark caves with specialized equipment.
Kaş’s charm extends to its local experiences, where visitors can wander cobblestoned streets adorned with Ottoman-era architecture, discover unique handmade crafts, and indulge in vibrant nightlife with stylish cocktail bars and live music. This idyllic town perfectly captures the spirit of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, blending history, adventure, and relaxation into a destination that promises something special for every visitor.
Bike Tour
Boat Trips
Canyoning
Cultural Trips
Horse Riding
Jeep Safari
Paragliding
Scuba Diving
Sea Kayak
Trekking
the HIDDEN
GEM of the MEDITERRANEAN
Kaş, a picturesque fishing town in Antalya, Turkey, is a haven for travelers seeking adventure, relaxation, and culture. Nestled 168 km west of Antalya city center, Kaş offers an unspoiled charm with its turquoise-blue sea, narrow jasmine-lined streets, and laid-back ambiance. Known as a top destination for scuba diving, yachting, and paragliding, Kaş attracts both thrill-seekers and those yearning for tranquility.
This serene coastal town is a hotspot for divers, boasting over 30 dive sites teeming with marine life and underwater wrecks. After a day of exploring the Mediterranean depths, visitors can unwind in cozy cafes or lively bars offering live music. Food enthusiasts will love the local cuisine, from freshly caught seafood to traditional Turkish dishes like meze and baklava. Additionally, Kaş hosts an annual arts festival, jazz concerts in its Hellenistic Theatre, and unique exhibitions by the Kiln Under the Sea art community, blending history with creativity.
the MARVELOUS HISTORY
Kaş, originally known as Habesos during the Lycian era, is steeped in history. As a prominent city of the Lycian League, its rich cultural heritage is evident in its ancient necropoleis and well-preserved archaeological sites. During the Hellenistic and Roman periods, Kaş, then called Antiphellos, flourished as a bustling port city. Today, visitors can step back in time by exploring landmarks like the Lion’s Tomb and the ancient Antiphellos Theatre, offering panoramic views of the town and sea.
Over the centuries, Kaş experienced Arab incursions, followed by its annexation into the Anatolian Sultanate of Rum under the Seljuks. It later became part of the Ottoman Empire, enriching its cultural tapestry further.
