Phaselis Beach lies within the national park where ancient Roman ruins meet the turquoise sea. The site features three small bays surrounded by the remains of a city founded in the 7th century BC. The beach is covered with fine pebbles, the water clear and ideal for swimming and snorkeling among fish darting between ancient harbor stones. Dense pine forests provide natural shade along the coastline. The entrance fee includes both the ruins and beach access, creating a unique experience that combines history with seaside relaxation.