3 Nights 4 Days Gulet Charter from Kas to Kekova

Overview

Day by day itinerary

1. 1Our tour starts from Kas Harbour and we will have 2 different stops for swimming⌄

   From here you’ll get more and more immersed in history as we cruise over the famous sunken city, a Lycian city left underwater by earthquakes in the 2ndcentury CE. Our guide tells you about the history and points out when to look through the glass bottom of the boat. It is prohibited to swim or stop over the ruins so the boat will continue to move. We’ll take lots of pictures of these submerged stone ruins glittering in the water before heading towards Kalekoy.

   Kalekoy village, only accessible by boat or on foot, was built on top of and amongst the ruins of the ancient city of Simena. You’ll have an hour of free time here to explore the shops lining the narrow streets, walk up to the top of the castle, photograph the Lycian sarcophagi, or just enjoy some homemade ice cream by the sea.

   We will see the tombs while we are leaving from Kas Harbour

   From here you’ll get more and more immersed in history as we cruise over the famous sunken city, a Lycian city left underwater by earthquakes in the 2ndcentury CE. Our guide tells you about the history and points out when to look through the glass bottom of the boat. It is prohibited to swim or stop over the ruins so the boat will continue to move. We’ll take lots of pictures of these submerged stone ruins glittering in the water before heading towards Kalekoy.

   Kalekoy village, only accessible by boat or on foot, was built on top of and amongst the ruins of the ancient city of Simena. You’ll have an hour of free time here to explore the shops lining the narrow streets, walk up to the top of the castle, photograph the Lycian sarcophagi, or just enjoy some homemade ice cream by the sea.

   we will pass near the big pebble beach

   While we are leaving the kas harbour we will see this historical theatre

   our tour stars from here

   Kekova - Simena is a popular Lycian site, situated upon one of the most attractive spots of the Turkish coast. The name "Kekova" is Turkish for "plain of thyme" and describes the region encompassing the island of Kekova, the villages of Kaleköy and Üçağiz and the three ancient towns of Simena, Teimussa (Ucagiz village )and Shipyard Bay (tersane bay)

   Meals: Lunch · Dinner

   Overnight: We will stay on board in Kocakari bay for the night

2. 22. Day we will visit Kekova and Sunken City⌄

   we will see sunken city and some ruins from Lycian Time

   Tersane’, the site of an ancient shipbuilding yard. Shipyard Bay where ships were built during Lycian times. There are some ruins along the beach as well as some underwater that you can snorkel over and around.

   Kalekoy village, only accessible by boat or on foot, was built on top of and amongst the ruins of the ancient city of Simena. You’ll have an hour of free time here to explore the shops lining the narrow streets, walk up to the top of the castle, photograph the Lycian sarcophagi, or just enjoy some homemade ice cream by the sea.

   Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

3. 33.Day We will see Simena Village and some bays for swimming⌄

   Kalekoy village, only accessible by boat or on foot, was built on top of and amongst the ruins of the ancient city of Simena. You’ll have an hour of free time here to explore the shops lining the narrow streets, walk up to the top of the castle, photograph the Lycian sarcophagi, or just enjoy some homemade ice cream by the sea.

   Aperlai is the most impressive of which include Roman Period public baths, stone sarcophagi, and towering city walls spanning from the sea to the hillside.

   Meals: Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

4. 4Our last day we will sail back to Kas harbour⌄

   the most impressive of which include Roman Period public baths, stone sarcophagi, and towering city walls spanning from the sea to the hillside.

   Pigeon Island will be last stop for us.This bay is nice for snorkeling. You can see sunken tank, underwater shark statue and lots of fish .

   Meals: Breakfast · Lunch