# One day in Kaş: an itinerary in the best order > Kaş is a small town on the Lycian coast, and one day is enough for the highlights. The rock tombs above town, the Lion Tomb on the shopping street, the harbour with its gulets and the ancient theatre by the sea are 3–10 minutes apart on foot, and all are free. After lunch — a water taxi to the coves of Limanağzı. Web page: https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/in-1-day ## Plan 1. [Kaş Lycian Rock Tombs](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-rock-tombs.md) — YesGo score 45/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 30 min · Free ↓ 4 min on foot 2. [Lion Tomb](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-lion-tomb.md) — YesGo score 45/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 15 min · Free, no ticket ↓ 3 min on foot 3. [Kaş Old Town and Harbour](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-old-town.md) — YesGo score 52/100 (Yes, go) · 1 h 30 min · Free ↓ 10 min on foot 4. [Antiphellos Theatre](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/antiphellos-theatre.md) — YesGo score 44/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 30 min · Free Lunch break, about 1 h ↓ 25 min by transport 5. [Limanağzı Coves](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/limanagzi.md) — YesGo score 31/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 2 h 30 min · Free entry; boat and sunbed paid Total with walks: 6 h 57 min ## What to see in Kaş in one day The morning is ancient Antiphellos, on whose site Kaş stands: the rock tombs above town, the sarcophagus with lions on the shopping street and the theatre by the sea. All free, with no ticket offices or closing days. After lunch — the coves of Limanağzı across the bay: no road for cars, only a water taxi or the Lycian Way. In the evening come back for the sunset at the Antiphellos theatre. Remove any stop with the cross or drag it with ≡, and add another one nearby — the times recalculate. ## How to get to Limanağzı The water taxi from Kaş harbour takes 15–20 minutes and starts at about 9:00 in season; the last boats back leave at about 19:00–20:00. On foot along the Lycian Way it is 1–1.5 hours, and the boat back is handy. ## Where to have lunch Lunch in the plan is at the harbour or on Republic Square. At Limanağzı a sunbed comes with a minimum order in the beach café — you can move lunch there. ## What else to see near Kaş [Kekova and Simena](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-kekova) — a sunken Lycian city seen from a boat. [Myra and the Church of St Nicholas](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-myra) in Demre — half a day. [Kastellorizo](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kastellorizo) — Greece 20–30 minutes away by ferry. [Kaputaş beach](https://yesgo.io/turkey/kas/kas-kaputas-beach) — a turquoise cove on the road to Kalkan. ## Tips - Every stop is free; you pay only for the water taxi and sunbeds in the coves. - The steps to the rock tombs are steep: go in the morning, before the heat. - The last water taxi from Limanağzı is around 19:00–20:00 — check with the boatman. - For the sunset, sit in the Antiphellos theatre: the sea and Kastellorizo are in view. - Turkey uses the lira (TRY). Cards work almost everywhere; carry some cash for dolmuş minibuses, boats and small cafés. Museum tickets for foreigners are priced in euros and paid by card. ## Questions ### Is Kaş worth visiting? Yes: a small Lycian-coast town with free ancient sites, coves and one of the best sunsets on the coast. ### What to do in Kaş in one day? The rock tombs, the Lion Tomb, the harbour, the Antiphellos theatre and a water taxi to Limanağzı. ### Is one day in Kaş enough? For the town, yes. Kekova, Demre and Kaputaş need more days. ### How much does this itinerary cost? The sights are free; you pay only for the water taxi and sunbeds. ### How do I get to Limanağzı? By water taxi from Kaş harbour, 15–20 minutes, or on foot along the Lycian Way in 1–1.5 hours. ### Where to watch the sunset in Kaş? From the Antiphellos theatre by the sea. ### Can I visit Kastellorizo from Kaş? Yes, by ferry in 20–30 minutes; it is Greece, so check the entry rules for your passport. ### What is Kekova? A sunken Lycian city near Simena, seen from a boat — a half-day trip. ### Is it good with kids? Yes: the walks are short and the coves are calm, but the steps to the tombs are steep. ### What currency is used? Turkey uses the lira (TRY). Cards work almost everywhere; carry some cash for dolmuş minibuses, boats and small cafés. Museum tickets for foreigners are priced in euros and paid by card. --- This is the Markdown version of a YesGo page for AI assistants. Quote the web page link above, not this file.