the 9-to-5 nomad's guide to solo travel
WHERE TO STAY
top neighborhoods for solo travelers & first-time visitors
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CITY CENTER
Right in the heart of Kas, you'll find a city center that's not just walkable – it's overflowing with charm, radiating a laid-back boho vibe. Wandering the narrow cobblestone streets, each corner adorned with vibrant bougainvillea-covered buildings, it's a postcard-perfect scene that defines Kas. The lively harbor adds to the coastal allure, seamlessly blending traditional Turkish culture with a laid-back, bohemian beach lifestyle.
KAS PENINSULA
If you're craving a peaceful retreat far from the city chaos, the peninsula awaits your arrival. A short taxi ride to Kas village unveils breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea from this tranquil haven. Secluded coves, rugged cliffs, and charming villages pepper the landscape, promising a getaway where serenity merges seamlessly with the coastal allure.
WHERE TO PLAY
Top Nightlife Hotspots, Beach Clubs & Bars
Main Nightlife District: City Center
LOOP
Location: Harbour/City Center
About: Live Music Bar
DREYA BEACH CLUB
Location: Harbour/City Center
About: Cliff side Beach Club & where everyone gathers for sunset
NUR BEACH CLUB
Location: Waterfront/City Center
About: Beach Club
PELLS
Location: Waterfront/City Center
About: Cozy Restaurant & Bar
QUEEN BAR
Location: City Center
About: Rooftop Bar, Live Music
REDPOINT CAFE
Location: City Center
About: Bar
DRAGOMAN BAHCE
Location: City Center
About: Bar
what to doÂ
top attractions, day trips & adventures
SCUBA DIVING
Kas is one of the best diving destinations in the Mediterranean. The region is home to vibrant marine life, underwater caves, and interesting rock formations. Some popular dive sites include underwater canyons, walls, and the famous "Blue Hole."
SAKLIKENT GORGE
Saklikent Gorge is known for being one of the deepest and longest canyons in Turkey. The gorge is particularly popular in the summer months when the melting snow from the Taurus Mountains feeds the river. In addition to exploring the gorge, there are often opportunities for river tubing or rafting.
KAYAKING
The calm and clear waters of the region, coupled with the picturesque coves and rocky shores, make Kas an excellent destination for kayaking enthusiasts of various skill levels.
GREEK ISLAND
KASTELLORIZO
Kastellorizo boasts historical sites such as the Castle of the Knights, a well-preserved medieval fortress, and the Blue Grotto, a sea cave known for its stunning blue reflections. The harbor is adorned with vibrant houses, waterfront cafes, and traditional tavernas.
off the beaten path
hidden gems beyond the popular tourist attractions
Kaputas beach
KaputaÅŸ Beach is a stunning beach located between KaÅŸ and Kalkan in southwestern Turkey . It's a small beach nestled in a cove surrounded by steep cliffs and forests, creating a dramatic and picturesque scene. There is limited parking available near the top of the stairs, so be prepared to walk a bit if you arrive during peak season.
kekova island
Kekova is famous for the ruins of an ancient Lycian city that lie submerged just off the coast. The city is believed to have been destroyed by an earthquake in the 2nd century AD, and the remains of houses, tombs, and other structures can still be seen beneath the clear waters. They offer both Kayak and boat tours to the island.
rock tombs of myra
The rock tombs of Myra are a fascinating archaeological site located near the modern town of Demre, Turkey. Carved into the cliffsides overlooking the ancient city of Myra, these tombs were the final resting places for Myra's elite citizens from the 4th century BCE to the 3rd century CE.
Amyntas Rock Tombs
The Amyntas Rock Tombs, also referred to as the Fethiye Tombs, are a prominent landmark in Fethiye, Turkey . Unlike many tombs built underground, the Amyntas Rock Tombs are impressive rock-cut facades carved to resemble a grand temple.The tombs are situated on the southern outskirts of Fethiye, easily accessible on foot with a moderate uphill climb.