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Uzumlu has been a settlement for a long time. The Lycian Way passes through the village. Once called Margaz, it is important for grape growing. As tourism grew, it became a holiday village.
A fishing town with beaches and nature, especially popular with foreign visitors. You will come into town often for supplies. It is a calmer centre than busy Kas.
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One of Antalya’s main holiday towns, mixing history with everything a summer trip needs. It is also a hub for reaching nearby ancient cities and beaches.
On the coastal road between Kas and Kalkan, a canyon-mouth beach. The water is often cold because it comes from the valley. There are no businesses, so bring what you need. Natural, cool and sandy.
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Among Turkey’s longest beaches, with very fine sand. Close to Patara Ancient City, with an artificial barrier between them. If you reach the beach, visit the ruins too.
Once a major harbour. You meet tombs at the entrance. The Arch of Modestus, the parliament building and the theatre are highlights.
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One of Antalya’s best-view sites, once a harbour, with a fine ancient theatre. Add it when you explore around Uzumlu.
One of the largest cities of the Lycian League. Left side: a large necropolis. Right side: a basilica. See both, plus the theatre and monuments.
A sacred city and religious centre, with temples of Apollo, Artemis and Leto. The theatre is built into a hillside. There is also a monastery and a fountain. Smaller than neighbouring sites.
East of Uzumlu, an important Lycian city. The necropolis and theatre sit close together. The Church of St Nicholas nearby is a must.
The harbour of Myra, once strategic. Harbours, a city bath and a church from different periods. Combine it with Myra and the church.
