• Antalya - You’ve made a great choice by staying in Antalya, with its charming old town, lively center, and breathtaking coastline. Let’s make your holiday even more special! An exclusive tour of Demre, Myra, and Kekova begins at 7:30 am with a private transfer from your hotel in Antalya. Our comfortable vehicle will take you to Demre.

• Demre (Kale) - We’ll head to Demre harbor where a boat awaits to start your trip to Kekova. Once the anchor is lifted, off we go!

• Kekova Island - Uncover the intriguing history of Kekova on this unique adventure around the Sunken City. The ancient city of Dolchiste was submerged due to an earthquake in the 2nd century, and its underwater ruins are always impressive.

• Kekova - As this is a protected area, swimming is not allowed here. Instead, explore the site by cruising alongside the ruins on our boat, giving you the chance to take unforgettable photos.

• Aquarium Bay - Bask in the sunshine at the picturesque Aquarium Bay during a delightful swim break.

• Castle of Simena - Our boat will anchor at Kaleköy port (ancient Simena) for an hour, giving you time to visit this small authentic village with castle ruins and a necropolis.

• Sunken City Ruins of Simena - A hike up the hillside offers magnificent views of the Kekova region. If you prefer to admire Simena Castle from below, you can use your remaining time to take another dip in the beautiful blue waters.

• Gokkaya PlajI ve Koyu - Esmeralda Bay
  Time for a lunch and swim break at the stunning Esmeralda Bay, where you can enjoy peace and tranquility during this fun journey.

Burç Bay
Enjoy the serene ambiance of this area during a swim break in Burç Bay, where the water feels cooler due to cold underwater natural springs!

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

• AsIrlI AdasI Deniz MagarasI - Discover this fascinating naturally-formed cave, known for its large size and curved entrance.

• Demre (Kale) - Karemlik Bay
  Three out of the seven known sea turtle species can be found in the Mediterranean Sea. At Karemlik Bay, you’ll have the chance to spot these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

Demre Harbor
After your fascinating trip on the water, our boat will anchor at Demre port, where your tour continues with a visit to a nearby museum.

• Likya UygarlIklarI Muzesi - Optional - From the visitor reception area, you’ll find walking paths leading past the Andriake ruins. The final point on the path is a 2nd-century ancient granary, now converted into the Museum of Lycian Civilizations.

• Andriake Ancient City - Optional - Here you’ll find artifacts from nearby Lycian cities that have survived the years, telling you more about the ancient history of the region.

• Church of St. Nicholas - Optional - Our tour continues with the Santa Claus Museum in Demre town center. Originally built in 520 A.D., this fascinating archaeological building started as a church, built in memory of St. Nicholas of Myra, a 4th-century patron saint.

• Santa Claus Museum - Optional - Here you can explore the remains of this former church, taking yourself back to the time when the ancient city of Myra still existed.

• St. Nicholas Church - St. Nicholas is a revered figure among both Catholics and Orthodox Christians for his ability to bring people together. The Russian Orthodox Church holds him in high esteem, calling him St. Nicholas the Wonderworker because of the many miracles he performed during his lifetime and beyond.

• Myra Ancient City - The ancient Greek theater of Myra was built in the 1st century BC on a steep mountain slope. It features impressive staircases and barrel vaults made of masonry, along with well-preserved decorative friezes. The theater was rebuilt after the earthquake of 141 A.D., thanks to donations from Opramoas of Rhodiapolis, Jason of Kyaneai, and Licinius Langus of Oinoanda.

• Myra Antik Kenti - Optional - Discover Demre’s most famous archaeological site! Step back in history as you observe some of Myra’s most significant ancient ruins dating back to the 5th century B.C.

• Antalya Province - As the day comes to an end, we’ll finish the tour by dropping you back off in Antalya, where you can continue your holiday in Turkey and cherish the moments you shared on this day.

• Rock tombs in Myra - Optional - There’s plenty of time to explore the two highlights of this stop: a Roman-style theater (the largest in Lycia!) and eerie rock-cut tombs carved into the cliffs above.

• Lunch included
• Air-conditioned transportation

• The Ancient City of Myra entrance fee (13 euro)
• St. Nicholas Church entrance fee (17 euro)
• Museum of Lycian Civilizations entrance fee (4 euro)
• Simena Castle entrance fee (4 euro)