To reach the peninsula and its scenic viewpoints, head east from Kaş on the D400 towards Antalya. Look for signs directing you to Çukurbağ village and the horse farm. Some creators mention following signs with a large kite symbol for specific viewing points.

Driving is a common way to explore the peninsula, offering access to various villas and viewpoints. Be aware that some roads might be narrow or winding, especially as you get closer to specific attractions or accommodations.

While a car offers the most flexibility, local taxis or private transfers from Kaş are options. Public transport directly onto the peninsula might be limited, so planning ahead is recommended.

For breathtaking aerial views, consider professional drone photography services that operate in the area. Alternatively, many viewpoints offer stunning vistas accessible by car.

The peninsula is located just a few kilometers from the center of Kaş, making it easily accessible for day trips or as a base for exploring the wider region.

Generally, accessing the natural beauty and viewpoints of the Çukurbağ Peninsula is free. However, specific attractions like private villas or restaurants may have their own charges.

Yes, especially if you're looking for luxury villas with sea views, booking well in advance is highly recommended due to their popularity. +1

The abandoned Aquapark Hotel is accessible but is in a state of decay. Visitors should exercise caution due to the dilapidated condition and potential hazards. +1

While official guided tours might be limited, many local operators in Kaş offer boat trips or excursions that may include stops or views of the peninsula. Independent exploration is also very popular.

Viewpoints are generally accessible at any time, though visiting during daylight hours is recommended for safety and the best photographic opportunities. Sunrise and sunset are particularly popular.

The peninsula offers numerous stunning viewpoints, especially along the coastal roads, providing panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean and Meis Island. The abandoned aquapark hotel also presents unique photographic opportunities. +1

Golden hour, during sunrise and sunset, offers the most dramatic and beautiful lighting for capturing the peninsula's landscapes and sea views.

Drone usage is possible, and some professionals offer services in the area. However, always check local regulations regarding drone operation before flying.

Landscape photography, sunset shots, and architectural photography (especially of the luxurious villas and the abandoned hotel) are very popular among visitors. +2

Many visitors highlight the general coastal drive as a series of photo opportunities. Specific mentions include the area near the old aquapark hotel and viewpoints offering clear sights of Meis Island. +1

Yes, there are dining options available, including restaurants and cafes, particularly those associated with villas or specific establishments. Some focus on vegan and vegetarian cuisine.

You can find a range of Turkish cuisine, with some establishments specializing in vegan and vegetarian dishes. Enjoying meals with sea views is a common experience.

One mentioned spot is known for its vegan cocktails and food options. It's advisable to check recent reviews for the most up-to-date information on dining choices.

Dining prices can vary. While some establishments might be part of luxury villas, others offer more standard pricing. Be aware that some places may charge a service fee.

Larger grocery stores are more likely to be found in Kaş town. For immediate needs, smaller local markets might be available, but it's best to stock up in Kaş if you plan on self-catering.