Kaş sits at the far western edge of Antalya province on the Lycian coast, and it is best known to visitors as Turkey's diving capital. Clear water, dramatic underwater walls, caves and wrecks make it a magnet for both first-timers and experienced divers, and the town is full of small, personable dive schools rather than big tour operators.
Beyond scuba, the activity scene is wonderfully varied. Sea-kayaking trips glide over the sunken Lycian city at Kekova, letting you explore quiet coves under your own power, away from the crowds. This stretch of the Lycian Way rewards walkers with ancient ruins and coastal views, while paragliding and boat charters round out the summer offering.
Book diving and boat trips ahead for the busy June-to-September window, and choose early departures for calmer seas and thinner crowds. Bring sun protection and water shoes for Kekova outings.
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