Kaş

Kaş, on the Lycian coast in Antalya's far west, is a boutique diving-and-sailing town — low-rise and stone-built, with turquoise coves, a bohemian harbour and a lifestyle/retreat character rather than mass-resort scale. It is one of Turkey's leading dive destinations, threaded by the Lycian Way long-distance trail, with the Kekova sunken city, the ancient Antiphellos theatre and nearby Patara Beach (a Caretta Caretta turtle-nesting beach) among its draws. For buyers, sea-view apartments start from about €250,000–€295,000 (2–3 bed), while villas run from roughly €200,000 for basic stock and €250,000 for stone-built character homes up to €1,000,000+ for larger 5–6 bedroom properties; district €/m² isn't separately published, and listings emphasise short-term rental income over a quoted yield. Kaş is remote — about 184 km (3+ hours) from Antalya Airport along the D400 coast road, with Dalaman the nearest alternative airport. The buyer base is boutique and lifestyle-led: remote workers, retirees and second-home owners seeking tranquillity and sea views. See the Antalya City Guide and Turkey Investor Guide.