Kaputaş Beach
Kaputaş Beach, located on the coastal road between Kaş and Kalkan, is one of Antalya’s most iconic natural landmarks and frequently featured in international tourism promotions. Technically classified as a “canyon mouth beach,” Kaputaş is known locally by the same name. Its unique geological structure and freshwater springs set it apart from other beaches in the region, making it a must-stop destination in professionally planned travel itineraries.
Good to know:
The sea deepens quickly just a few steps from the shore. The beach is operated by the municipality and offers sunbed and umbrella rentals. A well-maintained café on-site provides food and refreshments throughout the day.
The sea deepens quickly just a few steps from the shore. The beach is operated by the municipality and offers sunbed and umbrella rentals. A well-maintained café on-site provides food and refreshments throughout the day.
Alacasu (Cennet) Cove
Located between Phaselis Ancient City and Çamyuva, Alacasu Cove is a protected natural area nestled under the Beydağları Mountains. Almost all boat tours departing from Kemer include a stop at this tranquil and scenic cove.Olympos Beach
Olympos Beach is one of Antalya’s best-preserved natural destinations, surrounded by pine forests and known for its crystal-clear waters. Particularly popular among younger and mid-age travelers, the beach benefits from a sheltered bay that keeps the sea calm and wave-free most of the year. Accessed through the ancient city, Olympos remains one of the region’s most visited coastal routes.
Good to know:
Olympos Beach lies within a protected archaeological site. Entry requires a valid Museum Pass, which can also be purchased at the entrance.
Olympos Beach lies within a protected archaeological site. Entry requires a valid Museum Pass, which can also be purchased at the entrance.
Phaselis Beach
Situated between Çamyuva and Tekirova, Phaselis Ancient City was once one of Lycia’s most strategic port cities. Today, it offers a rare combination of historical exploration and seaside relaxation. Surrounded by pine forests, the beach is naturally sheltered from the wind, resulting in calm waters ideal for swimming.
Shallow and sandy areas make Phaselis suitable for families, while deeper sections near the ancient aqueducts are ideal for snorkeling enthusiasts. Due to limited parking and seasonal crowds, reaching the area via private transfer provides a more comfortable and efficient experience.
Good to know:
Ideal for snorkeling. Weekdays are generally quieter. Museum Pass is valid.
Ideal for snorkeling. Weekdays are generally quieter. Museum Pass is valid.
Akçagerme Beach
Located approximately 4 km from Kaş town center, Blue Flag–certified Akçagerme Beach is one of the most family-friendly beaches in the area. Operated by Kaş Municipality, the beach offers a shallow sea and safe swimming conditions, with a pebble entry that gradually turns sandy further out. The beach is well-equipped with a café, free showers and restrooms, and a paid water slide area for children. Natural shade from surrounding trees makes it especially comfortable during hot summer days. Visiting early in the day is recommended to avoid parking congestion.Good to know:
A children’s pool with water slides is available.
A children’s pool with water slides is available.
Patara Beach – A Landscape of Sand Dunes
Patara Beach welcomes visitors through a scenic path winding past ancient ruins, pine trees, and rolling sand dunes. Stretching nearly 18 kilometers, this vast beach is famous for its fine, golden sand—an exception among the typically pebbled beaches of the Kaş region. It’s ideal for long walks and an unspoiled beach experience. Patara is also a protected nesting area for Caretta caretta sea turtles. To preserve this delicate ecosystem, the beach closes to visitors after 8:00 PM. At sunset, Patara offers one of the most breathtaking views on the Mediterranean coast.Adrasan Beach
Adrasan Beach is one of Antalya’s most serene bays, known for its crystal-clear waters and preserved natural surroundings. The cove’s sheltered, harbor-like structure keeps the sea calm throughout most of the year. Its long stretch of shallow, sandy seabed makes Adrasan especially suitable for families, non-swimmers, and older visitors seeking a safe and relaxing beach environment.
Mermerli Beach – Sea Access in the City Center
Mermerli Beach offers one of the rare opportunities to enjoy the sea right in the heart of Antalya. Easily reached by walking from Cumhuriyet Square through Kaleiçi and down to the Marina, the beach sits at the edge of the old harbor. One of Antalya’s oldest beaches, Mermerli takes its name from the ancient marble columns that still line parts of the shore. Its fine pebbles and clear turquoise waters give the beach a distinctive character, blending history with urban seaside leisure.İnciraltı Beach – Municipal Comfort
Operated by Muratpaşa Municipality in the Lara district, İnciraltı Beach is known for its refreshing waters flowing from beneath the cliffs. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent, while beach access itself is free of charge. With its clean facilities, organized layout, and friendly staff, İnciraltı is an excellent choice for those seeking a calm seaside experience within Antalya’s city limits.Good to know:
Due to deeper waters, this beach is more suitable for confident swimmers.
Due to deeper waters, this beach is more suitable for confident swimmers.
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