Hotel Aysima
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Start with a walking route through Kaş, then find ideas for beaches, coastal outings and excursions to nearby towns. The guides cover the area around Hotel Aysima and include practical details to help plan each day from your base.
Kas Travel Guide
Saklıkent Canyon lies in the Seydikemer area of Muğla, near the Antalya provincial border. This guide covers the drive approach, how water levels affect access and w…
Read ArticlePatara pairs a major Lycian archaeological site with a long Mediterranean beach. From Kaş, you can visit the ruins first, then continue to the shore, about 1 kilomet…
Kekova and Simena make a boat excursion from Kaş possible, while the land approach to Simena needs more checking. Here’s how the two options differ and what to confi…
The Kaş Peninsula extends west from town, with swimming spots on its coast and transport options that vary by beach. Use this guide to plan a visit to Büyükçakıl, Li…
A day on foot in Kaş can link the Antiphellos Theatre with the Lycian sarcophagus on Uzunçarşı and the harbour. The route also leaves room for the town’s lanes and w…
A secondary travel guide reports traditional markets in Kaş on Tuesday and Friday, though the municipality does not currently list that schedule. Kalkan has a separa…
Büyükçakıl and Küçükçakıl are two local swimming spots in Kaş, each with a pebbly shore and cool water. Here’s what distinguishes them and what’s known about reachin…
The Kaş ferry connects Türkiye with Meis (Kastellorizo), Greece. Here’s what to know about booking, passport checks and collecting your boarding card at the port.
Kas to Kalkan is a straightforward coastal trip, linked by the D400 and southbound dolmuşes. Here’s how to plan the journey, make a stop at Kaputaş Beach and return…
Demre and Myra make a day trip from Kaş, with Myra’s rock-cut tombs and ancient city at the heart of the visit. You can add the St. Nicholas Memorial Museum or Andri…
