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Mermerli Beach
A small paid-entry beach below the Kaleiçi walls, overlooking the old Roman harbour.
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Koylar
Kaputaş Beach
About
Kaputaş Beach lies where a canyon opens to the sea between Kaş and Kalkan, wedged between steep cliffs. Its turquoise water framed by rock walls makes it one of the most photographed beaches in Türkiye.
Access is by a long stairway down from the coastal road. The cove is small, so it fills up around midday in summer; early morning is far quieter.
Underwater freshwater springs can make the sea cooler than expected. Shade is limited, so an umbrella and drinking water are worth carrying down.
Ziyaret Bilgileri
- Giriş Ücreti
- Ücretsiz
- Erişilebilirlik
- Sahile yol kenarından uzun bir merdivenle inilir; engelli erişimine uygun değildir.
- Ziyaret İpucu
- Koy küçük olduğu için yaz öğlenleri çok kalabalıklaşır; erken saatler daha sakindir.
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