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 a small harbor town on Turkey’s Lycian Coast, with clear water, ancient ruins in the hills, and a Greek island across the bay. These are the days our guests remember most. Each one shows a recommended must-see or activity for your stay.
Glide over the submerged ruins of ancient Simena, swim in island coves and climb to a castle above Üçağız.
A short ferry to Kastellorizo, the glowing Blue Cave and a harbor lunch before sunset back in Kaş.
Walk an icy river between canyon walls 300 meters high, then lunch on a riverside platform.
Lycia’s UNESCO-listed capital in the morning, then 18 kilometers of wild beach at Patara.
A coastal trail past rock-cut tombs to the hidden bay of Limanağzı, or arrive by water taxi.
Kaş is one of the Mediterranean’s best dive spots: underwater canyons, submerged ruins and sea turtles.
Local honey, olives and crafts at the weekly bazaar, then the turquoise cove at the foot of the cliffs.
Sunset at Büyük Çakıl beach, dinners on the harbor and the lanes of the old town after dark.
This isn't a tour with an itinerary printed on laminated cards. Days have a rhythm: mornings start social over a Turkish breakfast, activities fill the day, and evenings are slow, a time to relax and watch the sunset. Nothing is compulsory. If you'd rather read on the terrace than hike, that's the right choice, and we shape each excursion around what your group wants. Below are sample 3, 5 and 10 day stays. Jordan and Ece adjust the details for the weather, the season and your group's interests, but this gives you an honest sense of the pace.
Land in Dalaman or Antalya and let the drive through pine-covered mountains ease you onto the coast. Settle into the villa, meet your group by the pool and share a welcome dinner under the stars.
A relaxed introduction to Turkish life with Ece: the phrases that open doors, an afternoon at a swimming bay, and your first evening wandering Kaş and sharing plates by the water.
Walk a stretch of the ancient Lycian Way past rock-cut tombs, or arrive by water taxi, to a secluded bay made for swimming, snorkeling and a long lunch by the sea.
Head inland to Saklıkent Gorge, where canyon walls rise 300 meters above an icy river you can wade upstream. Lunch beside the water, then a quiet evening and dinner at the villa.
The Friday market is the heartbeat of Kaş, full of local produce, crafts and conversation. In the afternoon, swim at Kaputaş, the turquoise cove at the foot of the cliffs.
A full day on the water over the Sunken City of ancient Simena, with swims in quiet coves, a castle above a tiny village reached by sea, and lunch onboard.
Kaş is one of the Mediterranean’s best places to dive. Try your first dive, go deeper if you’re certified, or snorkel coves you can only reach by boat.
Discover Xanthos, the UNESCO-listed capital of ancient Lycia, then walk the ruins of Patara and its 18 kilometers of wild, protected beach.
Cross by ferry to Greece’s easternmost island for the glowing Blue Cave and a harbor lunch, then return for a final swim and a farewell dinner together.
One last Turkish breakfast with a view, then a transfer timed to your flight. Güle güle, until next time.
