Scroll to follow the routes out from Villa Savad by car, on foot and by boat. Some stops are saved for longer or custom trips.
Our villa sits on the peninsula just west of Kaş town, with the Greek islands on the horizon at sunset. Swimming coves like İnceboğaz and Hidayet Koyu are minutes away.
An ancient path past rock-cut tombs to a bay across the harbor you can only reach on foot or by boat.
A day on the water over a city the sea swallowed, with a castle above Kaleköy (Simena), a village with no road in.
The island you can see from the villa. A second country, a glowing sea cave and a harbor lunch.
The turquoise cove below the coastal road toward Kalkan, next to the Mavi Mağara sea cave.
Inland past farming villages below the Akdağlar peaks to a canyon where the walls close in overhead.
The ancient capital of Lycia above the Eşen valley, then a wild beach that runs for 18 kilometers.
Rock-cut tombs above a Roman theater, and the church of St. Nicholas.
Ruins in a wooded river valley, a quiet beach, and the flames of Yanartaş after dark.
Which days go together, what time to leave and where to stop along the way is what we plan with you.
Plan the Route With UsKaş is our home base, and a whole coast of ruins, bays and mountains is within reach. This map shows the wider Lycian Coast from Fethiye to Antalya, so you can see what sits where. It is a map of places to explore, not a set route.
A bay town and a lagoon beach below Babadağ.
A deep limestone canyon in the Akdağlar foothills.
Lycian cities with rock tombs and a theatre.
An ancient port beside a long beach, and a harbour town above the sea.
Our home base on the Çukurbağ Peninsula.
A bay across the harbour, reached by water taxi or on foot.
The Greek island you can see from the villa, a short ferry away.
A boat day over the sunken ruins.
Rock-cut tombs and a Roman theatre.
A harbour town and a quiet bay below the Taurus.
Ruins in a forest valley by the sea.
An ancient harbour city and a resort town.
The regional city and its airport, with an old town to wander.
The long-distance trail and the peaks above the coast.
Every level is a full trip, not just a place to sleep. Start with the stay and add what you like, or let us host the whole thing.
Travelling with a school, university, or organization of 12 or more? See Likya Scholars group programs
Three quick questions and we’ll point you to the trip that fits.
We’ll suggest a trip type and a sample plan to start from.
Morning cultural workshops. Afternoon excursions around the region. Evenings at the villa or in town.
A new style of hosted &
guided trips. Dive deeper into an immersive cultural experience!
After a few days here, you start to see Türkiye from the inside, and that changes how you see everywhere else.
Our trips are rooted in Kaş, a small, lesser-known seaside town, and that's why we want to bring you here.
You learn the local shortcuts, the stories behind the streets and why this small corner of the coast is like nowhere else.
You stop being a tourist, and start living like a local.
This villa is home
and we invite you here
this summer to experience
living like a local in Kaş.
Jordan is an ocean engineer and expedition traveler whose life has revolved around water and exploration. He has crossed the Atlantic twice, worked aboard ships in Alaska, guided diving trips along the Turkish coast, and spent much of his adult life moving between mountains and sea. Kaş has been a constant since 2000. Through Likya, Jordan shares the place that first sparked his curiosity about the world.
Ece studied biology and completed her master’s degree in Berlin before returning to the coast she grew up visiting. Today she lives in Kaş most of the year and works in tourism, always learning more about the region and its history. Warm and thoughtful, she has a gift for bringing people together. For guests, Ece often becomes the bridge into daily life in town, introducing the people, places and small moments that make Kaş feel like home.
