Phaselis is the ruin of a Greek and Roman port city founded by settlers from Rhodes in the 7th century BC on a small peninsula south of Kemer. Pine woods shade its three harbours, a paved main street, two baths, a theatre, a gate built for Emperor Hadrian's visit and the arches of a Roman aqueduct.
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