Patara Beach

Kaş, Antalya

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About Patara Beach

Patara Beach is located in the Kaş district of Antalya and is one of the longest beaches in Turkey, a place that fascinates with its natural beauty. Approximately 18 kilometers long, this magnificent beach offers an unforgettable experience to its visitors with its fine sand, shallow sea and unique nature.

Features
Food and drinks Rocky and gravelly Easy access Seldom rough Hot water Blue Flag Clean sea Clean beach Suitable for camping Car park Normal depth Institutionalization Child-friendly
Features of Patara Beach
  • Length: One of the longest beaches in Turkey, approximately 18 kilometers long.
  • Nature: It draws attention with its unique natural beauty. It resembles a painting with its fine sandy beach, clear waters and surrounding sand dunes.
  • History: It has historical and cultural richness due to its proximity to the Patara Ancient City.
  • Sea Turtles: It is under protection as it is the egg-laying area of the Caretta caretta sea turtles.
What to Do at Patara Beach?
  • Sunbathing and Swimming: You can relax by sunbathing on the fine sandy beach and swimming in the clear waters.
  • Fun on the Sand Dunes: You can walk on the sand dunes in the middle of the beach, have a picnic or have fun on the sand slides.
  • Visiting the Ancient City: You can follow the traces of history by visiting the Ancient City of Patara.
  • Nature Walks: You can walk in the natural beauty of the surroundings and enjoy nature.
  • Windsurfing: You can windsurf on the beach where the wind blows constantly.
How to Get to Patara Beach?

Transportation to Patara Beach is usually provided by private vehicle. You can also reach the beach by minibuses departing from Antalya city center or Kaş district.

Important Information
  • Entrance Fee: Entrance to Patara Beach is free.
  • Visiting Hours: Visiting hours may be restricted during sea turtle nesting season.
  • Things to Bring: It is recommended that you bring sunscreen, a hat, a towel holder, water and snacks.

Patara Beach offers a unique experience for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts. You can both relax and create unforgettable memories by visiting this magnificent beach.

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Xanthos Ancient City
Xanthos Ancient City

The ancient city of Xanthos, known as the capital of Lycia, is a significant archaeological site located in modern-day Turkey. Famous for its magnificent rock tombs and architectural remains dating back to the 5th century BC, the city embodies a rich historical and cultural heritage. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Xanthos is an impressive settlement that showcases the splendor of the Lycian civilization.

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S*** Ç*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:22

If you're in Fethiye, Muğla, and want fine sand, you need to come here. From what I've seen, it has the finest sand in the area. It was windy when we went, so swimming wasn't allowed. One of the biggest advantages of this place is that it's within the boundaries of the ancient city of Patara. So, after completing the tour, you can swim in the sea.

T*** S*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:22

A natural wonder with its endless sandy beach. Entry is free with a museum pass. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for a fee, and the current prices are average for both taste and service. (Hamburger 350 lira, lahmacun 300 lira, Coke 150 lira, etc.)
You're allowed to bring your own equipment and food and drink. The sea is choppy and fun, but caution is advised. It's not crowded on weekdays, there's plenty of space, and it's easy to get in and out. You can watch the sunset in the evening.

B*** Y*** 4

2025-08-14 14:24:22

The beach is beautiful, but its suitability for swimming is debatable. It can be dangerous for those who aren't very good swimmers and tiring for those who are, as the waves are very high. You have to go to the beach through the same entrance as the ancient city of Patara. There's a charge for sunbeds and umbrellas. On our second visit, we decided to watch the sunset, but of course, they cleared out when the time came. We stayed comfortably until sunset.

E*** Ç*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:22

It's one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. The beach is very wide. There's an entrance fee, but you can only enter with a Museum Pass. It's very wavy. Some days, swimming isn't allowed. I recommend calling to inquire about this before you go. We went without calling and couldn't swim. Before visiting, head to the sand dunes. I recommend taking photos of the view there before entering the beach.

M*** A*** 5

2025-08-14 14:24:22

Located in a vast, magnificent ancient city of sand dunes, the beach is much more beautiful than Kaputaş. The water is wavy and pleasant, but it was calm during the weekend. It can sometimes close due to sandstorms, but shelters have been arranged for the loggerhead sea turtles. Sun loungers are charged, but you can bring your own camping equipment and umbrellas. Meals are charged and naturally expensive. It's a great place to come with a family. After the beach, you can visit the theater and other places you like to your heart's content. The shower cabins and restrooms are fine, but only at a distance. Your feet might burn from the sand. :D

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