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Hammam in Kalkan

A hammam or a traditional Turkish public bath is a popular place to relax and rejuvenate. Some Hammams in Kalkan are over 100 years old and offer body scrubs, foam massages, and steam baths. Popular hammams in Kalkan include the Kalkan Hamman, Kalkan Turkish Bath, Kalkan Ottoman Bath, and so on. With separate sections for men and women, Hammas is a perfect way to relax and pamper yourself during your stay in Kalkan, and it is a good idea to reserve one in advance. Some of the popular Turkish baths here are Kalkan Atlantis Turkish Bath and Spa, Pirat Sultan Hamman, Arcadia Turkish Bath and so on Read More

Known for its beautiful beaches and stunning scenery, Kalkan is also popular for its boat trips that allow you to explore the surrounding areas. Boat tours in Kalkan offer various trips, including half-day and full-day excursions and private boat tours. These trips include a trip around the Bay of Kalkan, as well as secluded beaches, coves, the nearby island of Kelkova, ancient ruins, beautiful beaches, and scenic landscapes. Some boat tours also provide snacking and lunch options. In addition, it is best to book the trips beforehand, especially during the holiday peak season for tourists. Read More

Located on the eastern Mediterranean Sea, Meis Island also known as Kastellorizo Island is a small Greek island just 2 km from the Turkish coast. With a population of more than 400, Meis island is known for its picturesque harbor, transparent water beaches, historical sites, and charming old town. You can explore the island’s charming streets, sea caves, the lighthouse, islands of Ro and Blue Lagoon nearby, churches and monasteries, etc. The island is a ferry ride away from Kas, and you can hike off the winding roads here to soak in the mesmerizing views of the Lycian Turkish Coast. Read More

Kalkan’s clear water, warm climate, and long coastline make it a perfect spot for water sports like scuba diving, snorkeling, paragliding, jet skiing, kayaking, etc. Scuba diving trips of Kalkan allow you to explore the region's colorful marine life, caves, and shipwrecks. It is best to check the weather conditions and availability of the mentioned water activities with the local operator. Jet skiing, sea kayaking, and boat trips are some other water sports that allow you to explore the secluded beaches, coves, and caves of the coastline. Soaring 100-150 meters high above the coastline, parasailing is a great way to explore the sea, Kalkan Bay, and Kalamar from a bird's eye view. Read More

Xanthos is an ancient city in Lycia, in Antalya province, known for its well-preserved ruins, rich history, and culture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses an acropolis overlooking the city on top of the hill. Some of the important ruins here include the Nereid Monument, a Greek Temple, a Roman-era bridge, the remains of a theater, Xanthos inscriptions, and the Inscribed Pillar of Xanthos. Located in the village Kinik, and being an important city in the region during the classical period, Xanthos is separated by a small ravine and was once the capital of the Lycian League. Restored by Romans, the city has Hellenistic walls at its entrance. Read More