"All times’ favourite..."

Kaþ, ancient Antiphellus, is one of the most distinguished resorts in Antalya region. In antiquity, it was the pupil of the eye of Lycia, with Simena and Patara stretching on its either side just like arms open wide to embrace the Mediterranean. In spite of its never diminishing fame and prosperity, people of Kaþ have always managed to keep their city’s modest but dignified atmosphere.

Kaþ means eyebrow in Turkish and the town was called with such a name due to its geography. The bay curves like an eyebrow over the Greek island of Meis, which, so the locals tell, means “eye” in Greek.

The marina brings many visitors to Kaþ. The sea is the most enjoyable way to travel in anywhere in the region. The coastal road between Antalya and Dalaman may be a difficult task for those who haven’t experienced Turkish traffic yet.

Do not plan a daily visit to Kaþ. Not because of the distance and the ride, but because you will never be able to discover Kaþ in such a short time. Once you are there, the excellent climate and the restful atmosphere will make you forget about the rest of the world...