Chimerea, named after the legendary fire-breathing beasts that were said to terrorize ancient Lycia, is a hill flickering with perpetual flames. The fires, which are no larger than a candle flame, are produced by methane gas, and are not extinguishable by water. In fact, if a flame is covered with sand, it resurfaces nearby within a few minutes. Spend some time “playing with fire.” Then, after dark, take a boat cruise to view the twinkling spectacle from the sea. 65 mi/105 km west of Antalya.