From Kas: Private Tour to Demre, Myra and Kekova Island

Be ready and waiting at your hotel in Kaş as we will arrive at 8am to drive you to Demre. There’s also no need to rush down breakfast before you leave. It’s our job to make sure you are well-fed, with a delicious meal at Botanix Cafe and Bistro. Following this, we’ll make a move to Demre harbour so you can start your boat adventure together.

Once the anchor is raised, away we go!

The ancient city of Dolchiste was flooded due to an earthquake in the 2nd century, and its resulting underwater ruins never fail to leave an impression.

ay to explore the site than by cruising alongside the ruins on our boat, giving you the chance to capture unforgettable photos.

If you’d prefer to admire Simena Castle from down below, you can use your remaining time to take another dip in the gorgeous blue waters.

you time to visit this small authentic village that’s home to castle ruins and a necropolis. Entrance fee: 1 euro

eace and tranquility during this fun journey.

the water feels cooler due to cold underwater natural springs!

3 out of the 7 known sea turtle species can be found in the Mediterranean Sea. At Karemlik Bay, you’ll have the chance to look for these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Demre Harbour After your fascinating trip on the water, our boat will drop anchor in Demre port, where your tour continues with a visit to a nearby museum.

We’ll stop to swim in Gökkaya Bay, where you can experience the natural beauty of the area and opt to participate in one of the various exciting water sports on offer.

e theatre (the largest in Lycia!) and eerie rock-cut tombs carved into the cliffs above.

Originally built in 520 A.D., this interesting archeological building started its operation as a church, built in memory of St. Nicholas of Myra, a 4th-century patron saint. Here you can explore the remains of this former church, taking yourself back in time to when the ancient city of Myra still existed.

back to AD 343 located in the Republic of Türkiye, boasts captivating Byzantine frescoes and mosaics. It was reconstructed by Constantine IX and houses the original sarcophagus of Santa Claus, making it an absolute must-visit destination.

A true step back in history as you observe some of Myra’s most significant ancient ruins dating as far back as the 5th century B.C.

The last point on the path is a 2nd-century ancient granary, which has been converted into the Museum of Lycian Civilizations. Here you will find artefacts from nearby Lycian cities which have survived the years, and tell you more about the ancient history of the region.

ll bring you back to your hotel in Kaş, leaving you to relax and absorb your experiences of the day.