Phaselis was founded in the VII century BC by people from Rhodes. The city existed until the XIII century, reaching its maximum heyday during the Roman Empire. After the invasion of the Seljuk Turks and the earthquake that followed, the inhabitants gradually moved to actively developing Antalya and Alanya. The ruins of the theater, the ancient agora and pagan temples, the aqueduct, the remains of the fortress wall of the III century and the ruins of the Byzantine basilica have survived to this day.

Another Lycian city located near Kemer. It existed much less than Phaselis – until the VII century. Numerous Arab raids on these lands contributed to the decline. The ruins of Olympos are poorly preserved. Today, the ancient remains of stone buildings are abundantly overgrown with grass. The main attraction of the surrounding area is Yanartash Mountain, on the slopes of which a fire is constantly burning.

The city port is one of the largest yacht stops on the coast of Turkey. The marina berth is designed for several hundred vessels. If desired, tourists can rent a boat and go for a boat trip, admire the coastal coves or go fishing in the Mediterranean Sea. Along the embankment there are fish restaurants where a variety of seafood is delicious.

The main street of Kemer, named after the famous Turkish politician and reformer Mustafa Kemal, who stood at the origins of modern Turkey. There is a monument in his honor on the boulevard. The alley consists of three parts. The first is built up with five-star hotels, the second is a promenade from the center to the bus station, the third houses numerous shops, souvenir shops, restaurants and a market.

The tower is almost entirely built of white stone, which gives it a very picturesque appearance. The structure is considered a symbol of Kemer and one of its main attractions. It is located on Ataturk Square. Singing fountains are beating opposite the tower. Once a week, a lively oriental bazaar unfolds here, where spices, fruits and vegetables are sold. The white spire of the tower against the background of green mountains is a real decoration of the urban landscape.

A recreation and entertainment park on the seashore, where it's nice to just spend time, as well as sunbathe on the best beach in Kemer. There is a berth for ships, a children's playground, a dolphinarium, attractions, concert venues, nightclubs and shops on the territory. That is, the creators made sure that visitors were not bored. In the "Moonlight" beach holiday harmoniously combines with active pastime.

The dolphinarium is located in the Moonlight Park. It is very popular with families with children. The shows take place twice a day, involving dolphins and a sea lion. Before the start of the program, the audience listens to a small lecture on ecology. During the performance, the animals perform various tricks, which cause delight among the audience. For a fee, you can swim and take pictures with marine life.

The park is located near Kemer on the green slope of the mountain. It is an illustration of the life and customs of the nomadic Yoruk tribe that inhabited the high-altitude plateaus. The name "yoruk" in modern Turkey is used to refer to active and enterprising people. In the ethnopark you can see the traditional way of life of nomads, taste national dishes and watch the work of skilled artisans.

Dinopark is located in the vicinity of Kemer in the village of Goynyuk. This popular place is included in many excursions offered by travel agencies. However, it is quite possible to get to it yourself. The park is more focused on children. Young visitors enjoy riding dinosaurs, participating in competitions and fun contests, as well as watching entertainment shows organized by skilled animators.

A unique natural park with a large collection of reptiles, located on a picturesque green area near the village of the same name. Rare species of turtles, lizards, pythons and other snakes live here. Some reptiles move quietly on lawns. The park is also proud of its extensive collection of cacti, which is constantly updated with new exotic specimens.

An outstanding natural attraction that has been surprising tourists and researchers for several years. The fact is that flames constantly flare up on the slopes of the mountain as a result of spontaneous combustion of gases coming to the surface. According to ancient Greek legend, in the depths of the mountain languishes a terrible fire-breathing monster Chimera with the head of a lion and the body of a goat. She was defeated by the mythical hero Bellerophon.

A picturesque natural area, equipped with hiking trails and perfectly adapted for outdoor activities. Tourists are given two opportunities – to walk in the park and make a full-fledged hiking trip along the river. In the second case, employees give out special shoes, wetsuits (some areas will have to be overcome by swimming), life jackets and helmets.

The cable car opened in 2007. It leads to the top of Takhtaly Mountain, from where a magnificent circular panorama opens. The lower station is located at an altitude of more than 700 meters above sea level, the upper – at an altitude of more than 2300 meters. The total length of the cable car exceeds 4000 meters, which makes it one of the longest in the world. The structure transports about 470 people per hour, the travel time is 10 minutes.

The peak is part of the Western Taurus mountain system and belongs to the Beidaglary ridge. Translated from Turkish, the name of the mountain means "plank". Takhtaly towers over Kemer and the surrounding area, being the dominant of the entire landscape. The mountain reaches a height of 2,365 meters. You can climb it on foot, but the most popular way is to get there by the OlymposTeleferik cable car.

The cape is located 60 km from Kemer. It is a fantastically beautiful place with classic Mediterranean nature. The rocky coast here is covered with pine groves and heather thickets, a chain of small islands stretches along the coastline. In 1936, a nine-meter lighthouse was built on the cape, which has been monitored by a Turkish family for more than 80 years. This craft is passed down from generation to generation.