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Turkey runs the Lycian coast. Kalkan is the heart of it: a harbour town of whitewashed terraces and roof-terrace dinners above some of the clearest water on the Mediterranean, and a base for the Lycian ruins at Xanthos and Patara. Bodrum adds the Aegean alternative.
- Best months
- May–June and September–October: the sea stays swimmable into November
- Fly into
- Dalaman, then about 90 minutes along the coast road
- Don't miss
- Patara's twelve-kilometre beach, Kaputaş cove, the sunken ruins at Kekova
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Turkey: the common questions
- What is Turkey like?
- Turkey runs the Lycian coast. Kalkan is the heart of it: a harbour town of whitewashed terraces and roof-terrace dinners above some of the clearest water on the Mediterranean, and a base for the Lycian ruins at Xanthos and Patara. Bodrum adds the Aegean alternative.
- When is the best time to visit Turkey?
- May–June and September–October: the sea stays swimmable into November
- How do I get to Turkey?
- Dalaman, then about 90 minutes along the coast road
- What shouldn't I miss in Turkey?
- Patara's twelve-kilometre beach, Kaputaş cove, the sunken ruins at Kekova