The Antik Pedal cycling route connects the districts of Elmalı and Kaş. Spanning a total length of 103.7 kilometres, this route offers cyclists an itinerary rich in history and geography.
Along the route lies the ancient city of Kandyba. Located in Çataloluk Village, 13 kilometres north of Kaş on a high hill overlooking the Kasaba Plain, this ancient settlement served as an independent polis in the Lycia region with a vote in the Lycian Federation and minted its own coins. Kandyba features finely crafted rock-cut tombs and a flawless inscription written in Lycian characters.
Further along the route, cyclists reach the ancient city of Xanthos. Located in the village of Kınık in Kaş, this ancient city served as the capital of Lycia in antiquity and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built upon two hills overlooking the plain, the city features a Lycian Acropolis, a Roman Acropolis, rock tombs, sarcophagi, pillar tombs unique to Lycian culture, a restored theatre, and a church from the Early Christian period. The route is also associated with significant historical monuments such as the Nereid monument and the Harpy Tomb.