Phaselis Ana Cadde

I was here on July 22, 2018. So to speak; dead history came to life with living nature. Those who come for sea, sand and sun do not leave without seeing the 2000-year-old city. History and natural beauty are intertwined here. On Sunday, we entered free of charge at 08.30 with the Museum Card +. Normally 20TL per person. Under 18 is free. 1km between the entrance gate and the sea. There is distance. 3 beaches; north, south and central coast. The most preferred south coast. It is taller, its sand is thin and also shallow. 60-70 m from the beach. even in the open, an adult does not rise. Other beaches are small and rocky. The view is perfect, adding another beauty to the boats anchored in the bay. You can park your vehicle under trees. But be careful, no other vehicle parks behind you. Then you may have trouble getting out. While the density of people and vehicles is low in the first hours, full occupancy is reached by noon. It may be quieter on weekdays. Toilets, changing rooms and showers are in the trees behind the south beach. It is well maintained and clean. Barbecue is strictly prohibited. But you can use the picnic tube without hesitation. In the ruins of Phaselis, you can swim in the shallow sea shaded under the pine trees, you can witness a 2000-year history after adding pleasure to your tea with its unique view. Lets ! Now is the time to hit the road ... HISTORY The city of Phaselis, on the coast, was founded as a colony in 690 BC, preferred by the Rhodesian due to its three harbors, location and proximity to rich forest areas. Sea trade was the most important source of income in the city. While Phaselis met its water needs with wells and cisterns in the early periods, they brought water from a source in the north of the city to the hill behind the Hadrian's Agora with aqueducts in the Roman period, and from there they distributed it into the city through pipes and canals. The main ruins of the city are located on both sides of the main street connecting the military port and the south port. There are sidewalks on both sides of the 125 m long and 20-25 m wide main street, which can be climbed by three steps. After forming a square in the middle of the street, it reaches the southern port. There is a sewer and drainage system under this street, which is paved with smooth stones.

Interesting place. You can go for free if you go along the beach from the Tekirova side. Amphitheater overlooking the mountains and the Tahtali peak. You can walk around the Roman baths. A little further there is a wonderful beach and normal sand, not pebbles

This is a must see)) 3 bays and ruins. Don't forget your swimsuit and swimming trunks)) You can take a bus from Kemer (or take it in Camyuve), which goes to Tekkirova. The fare is 6 lire. tell the driver that you are in Phaselis. They are taken to the very entrance to the park. From Kirish you first go to Kemer, change trains there. The fare is 4 lira. The entrance to the park in October 2020 is 45 liras.