Kaputaş Beach
Kaputaş Plajı
A small turquoise bay at the mouth of a canyon, reached by about 190 steps down from the D400 coastal road. The view from the road above is the most photogenic.
Kaputaş Beach is wedged between rock walls, where a canyon stream flows into the sea and the water shows an intense turquoise hue. It is one of the beaches most often seen on postcards in Turkey. The beach lies below the D400 road between Kalkan and Kaş, and you need to descend about 190 steps. Roadside parking is limited, so it is best to arrive early or take a Kaş–Kalkan minibus and get off by the road. Admission is free, but sunbed rental costs extra. Be careful when the waves are big.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Blue Cave (Mavi Mağara)
- Bezirgan
- Kalkan
- İslamlar
- Patara Ancient City
- Kastellorizo (Meis) Day Trip
- Çukurbağ Peninsula
- Patara Beach