This place is one of the magnificent lycian city. A friend of mine told me to spend the nite here in a sleeping bag so I could feel the gods and the sprirt and I did. Spent the nite next to the amphitheater and loved it. Swam in the amazing sea under the moon lite was great. Ruins of the... More

This pace has the ruins of a whole town that one can walk through. It is amazing how much has stood the test of time. These ruins are not as preserved as similar ones nearby, but they give one a good sense of a whole town. Worth a visit if driving past, but I would not go out of my... More

i have been in Antalya many times but i have never seen such a nice place except Phaselis in Antalya .Public swimming by feeling themselves as a king or queen of 700 BC times .You can walk at the The 'Hadrian Waterway Gate' with thinking how people walked there before. You should bring food and drink and enjoy yourself.

My trip to Phaselis was a peaceful interlude to a beautiful seaside Roman town, an oasis of calm in an over-developed coast. The woods around were full of wild cyclamen and the three bays of the ancient town were unmarked by modern times - this was Turkey as it was 40 years ago, unspoilt and quiet. The ruins themselves, including... More

Phaselis was founded by the Romans 690 BC, (the Lycian period) and developed into a prosperous trading port. These ruins are one of the coast's most beautifully situated ruins. One can visit it by a small chartered boat from Kemer harbour (it's a two hour trip), take a or make a day trip with a larger group on a gulet.... More

We went on a boat trip from Kemer, which we booked in the town and we docked off at 9.30am on a beautiful day. The un crowded boat was a beautiful wooden yacht. One of the stops was Phaselis, you could stay on the boat or pay to get off and look around for over an hour. We looked around... More

Phaselis is a great place to stop as you are heading either toward Antalya or further along the coast. It has beautifully preserved roman ruins right along the sea, including an amphitheater. The beach in itself is just OK (rocky rather than sandy), but the water is warm and beautiful, and the view is amazing (Mount Olympos towers above the... More

Phaselis is small set of Roman ruins set along side three small bays. The amphtheatre is stil used on a regular basis for concerts and plays, set on the remains of an ancient Roman street with a bathhouse and other buildings. There is not much in the way of shops,just a small kiosk and a v good modern WC, set... More

Almost opposite the turning for the Olympos Cablecar is a tiny, hard to see side road down through pines to the bright blue sea. A towering aqueduct is what you see first. There is a little drinks kiosk and a sign to WC, follow this and you can park under the pines virtually on the sandy beach. This big bay... More