Kekova İsland And Transfer

If you happen to be in Antalya or if you are looking for a deep blue and peaceful holiday, you should definitely stop by Kekova. Kekova is a small Smurf island in the Demre district of Antalya. The island is provided with a half-hour boat ride from Üçağız Port.You can rent a boat for hourly or daily as a tour and take a boat tour in Kekova. You can reach it by turning left from the Kekova sign. There is no residential area on the island and this area of ​​260 square kilometers, including the surrounding coasts, has been declared a protected area and has been under protection since 1990. M.S. Some parts of the island were flooded due to earthquakes in the second century, and today this place is called the Sunken City and given the name "Kekova" to its entire surrounding. The island after Italy occupied a period of no agreement on which countries will be started between Turkey and Italy were then left to Turkey by an agreement made in 1932. Kaleköy (Simena), located right across from Kekova Island, has many historical ruins other than residential areas. It has become the symbol of the region with a typical Byzantine Castle, rock tombs, a theater carved into the rock and Lycian sarcophagi among which you can swim. Üçağız Village is located just behind Kaleköy. There are Roman sarcophagi and Lycian ruins here as well. The Kekova region has a lot of bays due to its many indented protrusions. We can say that the cleanest bays of the Mediterranean are here, as transportation is a bit difficult and there are no settlements on the island. You can reach the island by daily or overnight blue cruise boat tours departing from Kas, Demre and Fethiye and enjoy the bays in the region. With boat tours, you can stop by Aperlai, Aquarium Bay, Sunken City, Esmeralda, Korsan Cave, Gökkaya Bay, İkizler Bay, Kocakarı Bay, Syangoz Bay, Burç Bay, Kaleköy and Üçağız Villages to create blue memories for yourself. You can see the ancient settlements in the region with the canoe tour, which is one of the popular sports of Kaş. The Kekova Region is a paradise on Earth where sea, holiday, tourism, civilization, history and peace are all together, making those who come to say good luck.