Town in Turkey

Kas

Also known as Kaş

3 things to see

The best things to do in Kas are free. Lycian and Hellenistic ruins sit right in the streets, including the rock-cut King’s Tomb in a residential lane and the small clifftop theater above the harbor, and you can walk up to all of them without paying a cent. The town skipped the high-rise resort build-out, so it stays cheaper than the bigger coastal hubs while keeping a walkable, low-built center. If you want more for nothing, the long-distance Lycian Way trail passes within reach for free coastal hiking, and a cheap day boat runs across to the sunken city of Kekova or the Greek island of Meis just 20 minutes offshore.

What to see

Things to do in Kas

What each one costs, where the cost is known.

Antiphellos Amphitheatre

A small, well-preserved Hellenistic theatre overlooking the Mediterranean, still used for occasional performances. Free to visit and one of the most scenic ancient theatres on the Turkish coast.

Monument · Kas

Kaputas Beach

A narrow cove of turquoise water wedged between steep cliffs, reached by a staircase from the coast road. Free access, though it fills up quickly in summer.

Beach · Kas

Lycian Rock Tombs

Ancient tombs carved directly into the cliff face above the town, dating back to the 4th century BC. Visible for free from the streets below, with the main tomb accessible on foot.

Monument · Kas

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