Kaputas Beach is a public beach with a small fee for facilities like sun loungers and umbrellas. The area is undeveloped, so bringing essentials such as water, sunscreen, and towels is a good idea. The currents can be strong, so it’s important to swim with caution, especially with children. Kaputas tends to get crowded during peak summer months, so arriving early in the day is recommended to secure a good spot.

Kaputas Beach is located about 20 kilometers from Kas, along the D400 highway. The easiest way to reach it is by car or scooter, which allows flexibility and convenience. There is a small parking area near the staircase leading down to the beach. Alternatively, public minibusses (dolmuş) run regularly between Kas and Kalkan, stopping at Kaputas Beach upon request. These are an affordable and practical option for visitors without their own transport.

The best time to visit Kaputas Beach is during the shoulder seasons of spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) when the weather is warm, but the crowds are thinner. In summer, the beach can get very busy, especially in the afternoon. Arriving early in the morning ensures a peaceful experience and a prime spot on the beach. The water is warm enough for swimming from late May to early October, making it an ideal destination for sun-seekers.

For those staying in Kas, visiting Kaputas Beach can easily be combined with other attractions. Many tour operators offer day trips that include stops at Kaputas along with nearby spots like Kalkan, Patara Beach, or boat trips around the region. For a more flexible schedule, renting a car for the day allows you to explore Kaputas at your own pace and discover other hidden gems along the way. Whether part of a guided tour or a self-planned excursion, Kaputas Beach promises a memorable day under the Mediterranean sun.