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Bayındır, a vast and peaceful bay located just one nautical mile south of Kas, is locally known as Limanagzi. Visible from Kas, it has earned a reputation as a perfect spot for sunbathing throughout the day.
Oasis with Scenic Views
This cove boasts three small beaches and a handful of charming restaurants. Surrounded by green hills starting from the seabed, the water remains calm and wave-free, creating an ideal atmosphere for swimming and relaxation. Bayındır Cove is also a popular destination for diving enthusiasts and frequently hosts the visits of loggerhead sea turtles.
Historic Wonders and Refreshing Caves
Nearby, a refreshing cave awaits close to an ancient church. Situated just 500 meters from the cove's central point, this cave has historically served as a food storage area by the locals.
Escape to Bayındır Cove for Tranquility
Bayındır Cove presents a wonderful option for those seeking a peaceful break. It is a perfect sanctuary for those who wish to savor the beauty of nature and the sea. Whether you're indulging in a leisurely swim, exploring the underwater world, or simply basking in the tranquility, Bayındır Cove invites you to experience the perfect blend of serenity and natural wonders.
The Ancient City of Patara: Where History Unfolds
Step back in time and explore the remarkable ruins of Patara, a once-thriving port city of the Lycian League. Located on Turkey's stunning Mediterranean coast, Patara boasts an illustrious past, including its legendary role as the birthplace of Saint Nicholas.
A Journey Through the Ages
Wander through the timeworn remnants of Patara, witnessing its rich history. Discover the grand Roman theater, intricately carved triumphal arches, and weathered columns that hint at its former glory. Stroll along the restored main street, imagining the lively markets and bustling trade that once took place here.
Natural Beauty, Sacred Sites, and Proximity to Kaş
Patara's charm extends beyond its historical structures. It sits alongside one of Turkey's most beautiful beaches, offering a chance to soak up the sun or take a refreshing dip after exploring the ruins. The site also includes the ruins of a Byzantine basilica, dedicated to Saint Nicholas. Conveniently, Patara is located approximately 43 km (27 miles) from Kaş, making it easily accessible for a day trip.
A 15th-century fortification sitting atop a hill, offering stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean coastline. Imagine stone walls weathered by time, with small windows looking out towards the deep blue sea.
- Letoon was the central sanctuary of the Lycian Federation, a league of cities in ancient Lycia (located in modern-day Turkey).
- It held great religious importance, dedicated to Leto, the mother of Apollo and Artemis in Greek mythology.
What to See:
- Temple Ruins: Remains of the temples dedicated to Leto, Apollo, and Artemis stand as the focal point of the site.
- Nymphaeum: A beautifully constructed fountain-like structure dedicated to water nymphs.
- Theater: A well-preserved Roman theater provides a glimpse into the site's cultural activities.
- Mosaics: Discover intricate mosaic floors depicting mythological scenes.
The Trilingual Inscription:
One of the most important discoveries at Letoon is the Trilingual Inscription, a stone slab with text in three languages: Lycian, Greek, and Aramaic. This inscription helped decipher the Lycian language and provides valuable insight into Lycian culture.
UNESCO World Heritage Status:
Letoon's historical and cultural significance has earned it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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