14 km from Kemer are the ruins of the ancient city of Phaselis. It was founded in the VI century BC and quickly became a port city, with its residents successfully selling citizenship for 100 drachmas any resident of Asia Minor could become a citizen of Phaselis. 129 year the city was visited by the Roman Emperor Hadrian, in whose honour were erected triumphal arch, the forum, delivered numerous statues.

In those days the city had three ports (East, Central, and southern). For military purposes were used South of the port, as evidenced by a fortress on a steep cliff, surrounded by strong walls. It is stored on the watch tower. By aqueduct from a source inside the fortress water came to the shore of the Bay. This is one of the longest ancient aqueducts. Near the ruins of the baths and the gymnasium. In the dense vegetation hides the ruins of the Acropolis. Next – the remains of the Agora, triumphal arch, theatre, temples and tombs. The hill of the amphitheater to enjoy the wonderful scenery formed by the three ports.

To Phaselis can be reached by sea from the Marina in Kemer or by Bicycle.