Are there sandy beaches near Kaş, Turkey (not just rocky/pebble ones)?

Vesta beach (along with a couple of similar ones) has sand on shore but a rocky seabed, making entry a bit tricky — though it's considered more interesting than typical pebble beaches.

On one of the discussed beaches the sand is artificially poured, and the water has fairly large rocks — entry from the shore is uncomfortable. It's better to enter the sea from the pier instead.

One popular entry point starts with loose gravel right at the shore, then natural pebbles, and further out the seabed turns sandy. A few spots have flat rocks near the shore that make entering the water easier.

Kunda beach stands out for its golden sand, which warms up during the day and cools by night. It's framed by cliffs and palm trees, with very clear water.

In the Kaş area there are spots without a formal beach where you simply climb down over rocks to reach the sea. The water there has the same striking turquoise color as elsewhere along the coast.