Saba in Ancient Sites

Pretty but there isn't much left of this ancient city. There are much more beautiful old cities on the Lycian path. Go exploring.

Accessible on foot, you'll need to do a little bit of scrambling to get here. Ruins are on the trail itself and are imho mediocre compared with other Lycian sites on this trail.

A neat cave with a couple of ancient tombs nearby. A really nice 5km circular hike as part of the Lycian Way.

Turkey has so many beautiful places! This one is one of them. We didn't follow the Lycian way all the way, but took a day trip from Kaş. It takes about 2 hours to get there by foot from Kaş bus station

Well worth a look whilst on the Lycian Way. Beautiful views over the bay. The trail gets narrow near a cliff section and you have to hold onto a rope on the side of the cliff...so maybe not suitable for young children

I had a really hard time finding this place. Using Google maps, I walked quite a way, past Stone Hill Kas and asked a couple locals where to find "Sebeda Antik Kent" which they referred to as Limanagzi. I was told the road down was long (one and a half hours) and difficult. Since I was alone, I thought I'd pass on the adventure. Later, I saw a taxi driver in town that had given me a few rides and he told me there was an easier way to get to Limanagzi. After Buyukcakil Plaji (Big Pebble Beach), you take the first road up the hill on the right. There's a sign that says LImanagzi 3 km. He didn't know the ruins but he asked another person who said he didn't really know of it either. These are locals. The cab driver offered to walk to me to the view of Limanagzi beach. It was at least a half hour walk on a rocky path until we got to the tombs. Most of the walk wasn't difficult but I wouldn't venture going there alone.

Part of a fun and not too difficult short hike on the Lycian trail.

Beautiful area of the Licyan way. An amazing cave and ancient tombs. Its reachable from Kas and from the beach close to it (which has a water taxi service to Kas 25 Lira