Kaş and Kaputaş Beach Day Trips from Kemer

Kaş is a small seaside town on Turkey's southern coast, and it feels nothing like the resort villages along the shore. Expect whitewashed houses with wooden balconies draped in bougainvillea, narrow cobbled streets and a marina full of yachts. The town sits on the site of ancient Antiphellos, and right in the middle of a pedestrian street you'll find the Lycian Lion Tomb, carved with lion heads. Further up the hillside is an ancient theater, its stage facing the sea.

Kaputaş Beach lies at the foot of the cliffs and is one of the most photographed spots on the Turkish coast. The water shifts from pale blue near the shore to deep turquoise and blue further out. It's so clear you can easily see the bottom, and underwater springs keep it cool even on the hottest days. A long staircase leads down the cliff to the narrow cove.

When booking your Kaş day trip from Kemer, you can choose between two options. The first, without a boat trip, suits those who want to explore Kaş in detail, stroll around, take plenty of photos and have lunch at a restaurant of their choice. The second includes a two-hour boat trip along the coast with a swim stop and lunch on board. Both have their own appeal, so the choice is yours.