- 1
Kas
Our journey begins here in Kaş.
· Non-stop passage
- 2
Inönü Bay Exploration
In Inönü Bay, a charming small canyon invites exploration. You can choose to walk towards the canyon or simply relax and enjoy the bay's beauty. After a day filled with wonderful moments, you'll find contentment in every minute spent here.
· 45 min
- 3
Aquarium Bay
Aquarium Bay in Kekova is a stunning natural wonder, living up to its name with crystal-clear waters resembling an underwater aquarium filled with marine life. As you approach, the shimmering turquoise hues beckon you to explore. Below the surface, colorful fish swim among vibrant coral reefs, creating a breathtaking underwater spectacle. Snorkelers and divers will be captivated by the aquatic world, with new wonders to discover at every turn. Above the water, the surrounding cliffs and lush greenery provide a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the bay's enchanting charm. Whether you dive into its depths or admire it from the shore, Aquarium Bay offers an unforgettable encounter with nature's splendor.
· 45 min
- 4
Sunken City Ruins of Simena
The Sunken City of Kekova, located off Turkey's Mediterranean coast, is an ancient Lycian city now submerged beneath clear waters. Once destroyed by earthquakes, its ruins, including houses and a Byzantine church, are partially visible. Visitors can view them from glass-bottom boats or by diving and snorkeling to see the ancient streets and walls. This site offers a remarkable blend of history and natural beauty, providing a unique glimpse into the past.
· 30 min
- 5
Kekova Island
Kekova Island, situated along Turkey's Mediterranean coast, presents a captivating fusion of natural beauty and ancient history. Its rugged coastline features rocky cliffs and verdant vegetation that cascade into clear blue waters, offering secluded coves and pristine beaches perfect for sunbathing and swimming.
However, Kekova's true distinction lies in its submerged ruins, remnants of the ancient Lycian city of Dolchiste, also known as the Sunken City of Kekova. These partially submerged structures, including houses, staircases, and even a Byzantine church, are visible through the crystal-clear waters, offering a fascinating glimpse into history.
Beyond its historical significance, Kekova boasts a vibrant marine ecosystem, making it a paradise for divers and snorkelers. Coral reefs teem with colorful fish and diverse marine life, providing a mesmerizing underwater experience.
Exploring Kekova Island promises a journey through both time and nature.
· Non-stop passage
- 6
Castle of Simena
Simena, also known as Kaleköy, is a charming village on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, celebrated for its historical importance, stunning views, and peaceful atmosphere.
Dominating the landscape is the impressive Simena Castle, a medieval fortress from the Byzantine era. Perched on a hill overlooking the azure sea, the castle provides panoramic vistas of the surrounding scenery, making it a favored spot for sightseeing and photography.
Wander through Simena's narrow cobblestone streets and discover traditional whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flowers, creating a picturesque setting. Along the waterfront, quaint cafes and restaurants serve delicious local cuisine, allowing you to savor fresh seafood while admiring the serene beauty of the sea.
· 1 h· Admission not included
- 7
Kalekoy Harbour
Kaleköy, also referred to as Simena, is a delightful coastal village on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, renowned for its ancient castle, breathtaking views, and quaint streets. Simena Castle, dating back to the Byzantine era, offers sweeping panoramic views of the sea. The village's narrow lanes are lined with whitewashed houses and vibrant flowers. Visitors can explore the ancient Lycian necropolis and enjoy local dishes at waterfront eateries. Kaleköy is an essential destination for history buffs and those seeking tranquil coastal beauty.
· 1 h
- 8
Ucagiz
Üçağız, a picturesque village on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, is celebrated for its serene beauty and rich historical heritage. Situated along the shores of Kekova Bay, Üçağız offers visitors a peaceful escape amidst stunning natural surroundings.
The village is enveloped by lush greenery and provides panoramic views of the sparkling blue Mediterranean Sea. Its charming waterfront is dotted with traditional fishing boats and colorful houses, creating an idyllic setting for leisurely strolls and relaxation.
Üçağız is also steeped in history, with evidence of ancient civilizations found throughout the area. Nearby, visitors can explore the ruins of ancient Lycian settlements, including the intriguing necropolis of Teimiussa, where ancient tombs and sarcophagi are scattered among olive groves and vineyards.
· Non-stop passage
- 9
Tersane Koyu
Shipyard (Tersane) Bay is a scenic treasure located along the rugged Mediterranean coastline of Turkey, near the village of Kaleköy. This tranquil bay derives its name from its historical role as a site for ancient shipbuilding, adding a layer of historical intrigue to its natural splendor.
Encircled by rocky cliffs and lush vegetation, Shipyard Bay offers a secluded haven for those seeking peace and relaxation. The clear turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling, allowing exploration of the vibrant marine life beneath the surface.
A highlight of Shipyard Bay is its magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the nearby Simena Castle perched atop a hill overlooking the bay. Scenic trails offer breathtaking vistas of the coastline, perfect for photography and sightseeing.
· 45 min
- 10
Camlik
Camlik Bay is our final stop for swimming. This charming bay features tranquil waters and is surrounded by pine trees.
· 45 min
Top pick
-20%