Kaş - Home Port

Kaş, the ancient town of Antiphellos, nestles picturesquely in a bay on the Lycian peninsula. Backed by the towering cliffs of the foothills of the Akdağ Mountains, framed by the green coast and the turquoise sea, the town has retained its original charm over the years, far away from mass tourism, and has remained the most beautiful and charming place with an almost insular flair between Antalya (190 km) and Dalaman (150 km). Just off the coast is the small Greek island of Kastellorizo (Turkish: Meis), the easternmost inhabited island in Greece.
Lanes with old Greek houses and small shops, a sarcophagus in between, the well-preserved amphitheatre with a fantastic view of the bay, the ubiquitous rock tombs and the numerous cafés and tea gardens allow every visitor to enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle.
But divers, sailors, paragliders, hikers and mountain bikers have also discovered the place for themselves and appreciate the individual atmosphere. Kaş has therefore developed into the centre for sports enthusiasts on the Lycian coast. In the beautiful old harbour, it's time to cast off when our gulet "Elpis" sets off on one of the "Blue Cruise".