Kaş Kekova

Kaş Kekova is a region located on the Mediterranean coast, owned by Turkey. This region is famous for its natural beauties, historical ruins and turquoise waters. One of the most important places of Kaş Kekova is Kekova Island with its underwater caves and ancient cities. Kekova Island was declared Turkey's first underwater protected area park in 1990. In this park, ruins from the ancient Roman period, ships and ancient cities in the west can be seen underwater. These ancient ruins show the historical richness of Kekova and the importance of the region. There are also many natural beauties in the region, such as Kaputaş Beach, which is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Turkey, and Patara Beach. With its turquoise waters and white sands, Kaputaş Beach is a frequent destination for many tourists. Patara Beach is known as the breeding ground of sea turtles. Kaş Kekova is also a popular area for water sports and diving. Diving enthusiasts will have an unforgettable experience navigating the region's rich undersea life and ancient ruins. In addition, many water sports such as climatic climate, canoeing, water skiing and swimming can be done. As a result, Kaş Kekova region is one of the most beautiful touristic spots in Turkey. The region offers a holiday experience that can be achieved with its natural beauties, historical ruins, turquoise waters and water sports services.