Blue Cave

It is 18 kilometers from Kaş and 6 kilometers from Kalkan, and it is 600 meters before Kaputaş Beach. In 1972, Geologist Dr. It was discovered by Temuçin Aygen. It is 50 meters long, 40 meters wide and 15 meters high. It is a rather large cave with different chambers and channels. Divided into two as inner and outer galleries, the cave takes its name from the blue light that enters from the outer galleries. All of the interior galleries that allow exit to the air gap are dark. Soft coral formations and biodiversity in both the inner and outer galleries of the cave attract attention. Depending on the period, shoals of shrimp are seen in the inner galleries. With both its depth level and its structure, it allows divers of all levels to dive in a cave.