Near the coast there is a tomb with two sarcophagi. It is one of some "harbour tombs". Shown here are pictures of what below is described as The second of the Port Monumental Tombs.

A notice indicates (Google translated from Turkish): As a result of the rescue excavations carried out in 1990 under the Presidency of Antalya Museum, vaulted monumental tombs called Harbor Monumental Tombs were unearthed. These tombs, which were robbed and destroyed by pirates, dated to the 2nd century AD. They were used for the second time in the 5th century.

The First Harbor Monumental Grave consists of a sarcophagus placed on a high podium in a room carved into the bedrock. A section on the south-facing front of the sarcophagus was broken. There was probably an inscription in the tabula ansata here. The second of the Port Monumental Tombs is located in a two-storey space carved into the bedrock. The inscription on the lintel, which was discovered and published during the researches carried out at the beginning of the century, but is now lost, reads: "Aurelius Zosimos, son of Euporistos, had the building built for himself, his mother, his wife, his children, his grandchildren and his uncle Eudemos".

More of this text under the individual pictures.