While you are walking on antique Lycian paths, you will stroll through unspoiled ancient city ruins, temples, and characteristic local villages. Lycia has over 70 ancient sites with sunken ports and hilltop forts and castles.

The region of Kas provides countless opportunities for outdoor activities. Trekking and hiking are among the most popular. Walking on easy paths, passing through dramatically rich Mediterranean maquis or coastal vegetation, viewing snowy hills, hidden canyons, green valleys and cool water springs, watching an amazing variety of fossils, birds (birds of prey, partridges, song birds, and seasonal shore birds), plants (sage, thyme, bulb flowers, endemic plants such as Mediterranean orchids) and other wilderness, are certainly a good option for those who do not want to spend their vacation lying on the beach.

Mountainous land on the western fringes of the Toros Mountain Range and the melting snow from the Akdaglar (White Mountains) and Beydaglar (Bey Mountains) create narrow gorges and canyons that provide water and alluvial soil to the rich fertile plains of the Xanthos Valley, Demre and Finike.