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Places To Visit In Kas

Saklikent Canyon

Saklikent Canyon or the Hidden City is located in the Saklikent National Park in Muğla Province, Seydikemer. It is the longest canyon in the country and one of the deepest in the world with a depth of 300m and a length of 18km! There are two hiking trails of different difficulty levels along with natural mud ponds along the trail and Gizlikent waterfall nearby, making it perfect for adventure junkies. The geography of the canyon makes it possible to explore the entire length only with advanced expertise and professional equipment. Some parts of the famous landmark are not even accessible before April. The national park itself is conveniently accessible by renting a car or via dolmus bus from Fethiye which costs around $3-$5. Read More

Although Kas has some of the most underrated diving spots in the Mediterranean sea, it offers various diving options, from wreck diving to cave diving and swimming through canyons and tunnels. The water of these diving spots is crystal clear. The temperature is around 27-30°C in the months of September and October. Dolphins, Mediterranean monk seals and other indigenous migrant species can sometimes be spotted. The kas waters are choke-full of Lycian rock tombs in the sunken city of Kekova, making it a deep dive in history. Read More

Simena, also known as Kaleköy in Turkey, is an ancient village located near Kas. It can only be accessed by boat, and the journey to the village is serene. The village is guarded by a centuries-old fortress that boasts ancient temple ruins. The village can be treated as a day trip from Kas and other popular tourist attractions.

Tugra Art Gallery is a gift shop in Andifli known for quality souvenirs and unique hand-made products. The gallery has diverse souvenirs of Turkish culture like bowls, tiles, colourful ceramics, lamps, fabrics, jewellery, chandeliers, copper and silver pots, and bedspreads among others. The souvenirs are handcrafted by local Turkish artists.

Located in the heart of Kasy, Uzun Bazaar or Uzun Çarşı Caddesi offers a full-fledged local shopping experience to tourists. From designer clothing outlets and jewellery to Lycian carpets, glass artwork and souvenirs, the market displays the town’s vibrant culture and history through its products. The vendors are extremely sweet and the cobblestone streets provide an aesthetic touch to the scene.