Places to Visit
16
Jul
2019
Kaputas Beach: Another Paradise in Kas
Compared to other similar beaches, Kaputas is a canyon beach which is prominent for its rare beauties and blue flag. Its name comes from surrounding cliffs. Due to underground water is tangling with blue sea, the color of the sea in here is turquoise and slightly cold. Of course, in summer months with the temperature […]
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09
May
2018
Why a holiday in Kas is different?
In the working life, according to the law, the period of pause for work is called holiday. Why are we pausing to work? Of course, our aim at the holiday is to have fun and relax. We all have different senses of holiday. Some of us like traveling and exploring, some like doing nothing and […]
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08
May
2018
Lion’s Sarcophagus: Being in History, Talking by History
It is impossible to return from your holiday in Kas, without seeing Lion’s Sarcophagus extant from Antiphellos Ancient City till today. The reason behind using the word “impossible” is the location of the sarcophagus. It is located at the very beginning of the Long Market’s slope, which is a very central and intensely crowded spot […]
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08
May
2018
Cukurbag Peninsula: Low Light, Many Stars
Why is “Kaş” called “Kaş”? The answer to the question is, of course, the Cukurbag Peninsula. The peninsula is like “Kaş”. In the Turkish language “Kaş” means eyebrow. So, the peninsula’s bulge extending towards the eye “the island of Meis” represent an eyebrow. The eye “Meis” and the eyebrow “Kaş” have a fairy-tale analogy among […]
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28
Mar
2018
Why Kas?
In between all questions directed by FidoRento followers from social media, “Why Kas?” is the primary one. Of course, it is your most natural right to have information about Kas before your visit, so we prepared a blog post for you as a reply to this most important question. Well! There are so many reasons […]
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10
Mar
2018
Limanagzi: We Walk, We Swim, We Rest
When turning your back to the Atatürk statue at the square, on the opposite left side of the coast you will see calm, quite bay Limanagzi where you can reach by the boats from Kas port or by walking through Lycian way. If you prefer boat, it takes approximately 15-20 minutes and takes off every […]
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07
Mar
2018
Demre: Myra, Andriake and St. Nicolas (Santa Claus) Church
One of the most visited destination around Kaş is absolutely Demre . The reason for that is Lycia’s one of the most important and great Myra ancient city, Helenistic and Roman era’s most significant port Andriake and with its inherited story Saint Nicolas Church are located in Demre village. Myra ancient city gives people goose […]
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07
Mar
2018
Gömbe Kaş Highland with Cedarwoods
Gömbe district located 70 km away from Kaş, is a part of Yurok culture. Travelling 1 hour worth watching curled ridgeway, you reach this natural beauty. Gömbe and surroundings offers also economical vacation, must be seen during your Kaş holiday. The cedar wood and pine wood forests hides the villages like a protective shield. It […]
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07
Mar
2018
Sleeping Giant’s Lover is Over There: Meis Island
When looking through from Kaş port, you may assume that Meis Island is belongs to Turkey because of its distance but in fact it’s a Greek island and can be reached in 20 minutes via boats from Kaş port. Being so close but not belonging to Turkey is very astonishing 🙂 There are lots of […]
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07
Mar
2018
Kalekoy (Simena), Ucagiz Ancient Cities and Kekova (Sunken City)
Kekova district is one of the most visited and popular among the daily visitors. With 3-hour boat trip departing from Kaş port, first you reach Üçağız and then Kalekoy ’s amazing history and ruins. Even if Kaleköy is not an island, there is no land transport and due to this in winter time, the population […]
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