We went on our own to Phaselis from the village of Kirish (husband + two-year-old daughter). We drove on dolmus # 01 to the central square of Kemer (from an adult 4 lira, go 7 minutes, always in masks), there we went to the opposite side and at the stop sat in dolmus # 08 to Phaselis (6 lira per adult, min. 25-30).
Entrance from an adult 45 lira. From the box office to the ruins you have to walk somewhere 1-1.5 km, on a good road under the open sun. Then there will be trees, you can hide in the shade.
The ruins of the ancient city (the amphitheater is just wow, it is necessary to climb the stairs) and landscape bays, clear water and mountain views are simply breathtaking.
Be sure to go there !! ! You can have a snack and hang out there at least all day. On weekends there are many locals.
There are toilets and changing rooms on site. Kiosk with various drinks, snacks and sandwiches, there you can buy magnets, coffee / tea.
We returned to the hotel (Grand MirAmor4 *) by taxi, there are many of them, but you can do the same. The taxi driver wanted $ 15, we agreed on $ 10, but apparently it was still possible to bargain).
Impressions are just gorgeous! I advise everyone! )
Entrance from an adult 45 lira. From the box office to the ruins you have to walk somewhere 1-1.5 km, on a good road under the open sun. Then there will be trees, you can hide in the shade.
The ruins of the ancient city (the amphitheater is just wow, it is necessary to climb the stairs) and landscape bays, clear water and mountain views are simply breathtaking.
Be sure to go there !! ! You can have a snack and hang out there at least all day. On weekends there are many locals.
There are toilets and changing rooms on site. Kiosk with various drinks, snacks and sandwiches, there you can buy magnets, coffee / tea.
We returned to the hotel (Grand MirAmor4 *) by taxi, there are many of them, but you can do the same. The taxi driver wanted $ 15, we agreed on $ 10, but apparently it was still possible to bargain).
Impressions are just gorgeous! I advise everyone! )
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