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Kaş travel guide
Plan a trip to Kaş: what to eat, where to stay, the best day trips and ready-made day-by-day plans.
What to eat in Kaş
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Grilled Sea BreamWhole bream brushed with olive oil and herbs, served at sunset on the waterfront.
Lycian Lamb StewSlow‑cooked lamb with apricots and spices, a hearty lunch in mountain villages.
Meze PlateAssortment of olives, feta, ezme, and grilled halloumi, shared as an appetizer.
GözlemeThin flatbread filled with spinach and cheese, sold from street stalls in the Old Town.
Where to stay in Kaş
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backpackers, couples
Historic streets, close to restaurants and the marina, ideal for walking tours.
families, mid‑range
Beachfront boulevard with hotels and easy beach access.
nature lovers
Quiet hillside area, near ancient ruins and walking trails.
budget travelers
Cluster of pensions and guesthouses on steep streets, close to nightlife.
Day trips from Kaş
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Saklıkent Canyon
37 km
A deep, cool canyon near Kaş with walking paths and a river, great for a short hike.
Kalkan Old Town
21 km
Historic stone houses and narrow lanes in Kalkan, offering sea views and quiet cafés.
Best time to visit
Best time to go: March, May, October – November
Midday highs, based on last year's weather. Green months have comfortable temperatures and few rainy days.
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Questions about Kaş
When is the best time to eat seafood in Kaş?
Seafood is freshest in the early evening, so aim for dinner after 19:00 when the daily catch arrives.
Are there vegetarian options?
Yes, most meze plates include vegetable dishes and many tavernas serve gözleme with spinach or cheese.
Is it easy to walk between hotels and the beach?
Most hotels on Hükümet Caddesi are a few minutes’ walk to the sand; the Old Town requires a short uphill stroll.
Do I need a reservation for a pension in peak season?
For popular pensions near the harbor, a reservation is advisable; otherwise walk‑ins are often accepted.
