Kaleköy (Simena) Tours and Activities

The Sunken City of Kekova is one of Turkey’s lesser-visited historic highlights, a second-century port town that collapsed into the sea after an earthquake. Visit the city while it’s still a secret on this day-long boat trip from the Kaş Harbour. Spend the morning snorkelling in the sky-blue waters at Akvaryum Bay and Tersane Bay before visiting the sunken city in the afternoon.

Whether you want to discover the underwater world of the Mediterranean, enjoy sightseeing or just lounge around on deck, this full-day gulet cruise has it all! Set sail on your private ship from Kas and prepare for an action-packed day: explore castles, visit ruins, snorkel, kayak, and more. Tuck into a delicious barbecue lunch while soaking up the views.

Explore the scenic Kas Islands on a full-day, private charter aboard a 55-foot (17-meter), traditional wooden gulet yacht. Hop from island to island, snorkel around a sunken ship, and swim into an underwater canyon, then enjoy a fresh, organic, Turkish-style lunch on deck. This private charter accommodates your group of up to 15 passengers, and can be fully customized to your schedule and interests.

We have 2 boats and their capacitiy's is 100 person and 50 person. Depends on passenger numbers, one of the boat is used for boat tour. During the buzy days we dont accept full capacity of boats and no music on the boat. Our lunch is delicious and local mezes made by captain wife. Our tourist guide will be on the tour and give all info to you about region.

Our trips start from Kas Harbor at 09:30 and finish around 18:00 .We will pick up all our guests from their hotel or villa in Kalkan by car. And join our boat in Kas. When you arrive on board, you can enjoy tea and coffee on our deck and view the turquoise waters of Kas. As the boat sails, enjoy the sun or try to catch some fish using our fishing sets. Now it’s time for swimming in the charming cool Mediterranean and refreshment. After a 1 hour trip, we take a swimming break in our first bay İnönü  We sail  to Akvaryum Bay, opening of Kekova – resembling an aquarium for its depth and clarity. At each swimming break, you can use the goggles, flippers, underwater camera, cano, stand-up paddle board, sea scooter on our boat. If you want you can visit the Simena where the historical castle and have some delicious ice cream. We will cruise around the sunken city and will explain their history. After swin in Yaglica Bay we will in Kas around 18:00 and we drop you off to Kalkan back.

This day trip is one of the most popular and no wonder as you stop off at all the significant landmarks while spending plenty of time on Tundra, sailing, snorkelling and swimming in the captivating torquise waters. Highlights of this trip include tranquil Inonu Bay; snorkelling in Aquarium Bay; sailing above the historic Sunken City which was destroyed by an earthquake in the second century;  view the surrounding islands from Simena and Kalekoy; enjoy a refreshing Turkish tea and swim in Yaglica Bay before a final dip at Sulu Island and return to Kas.

Get the VIP treatment and escape from it all on this private and exclusive 4-day chartered cruise, sailing between Kas and Kekova. Living onboard a traditional wooden gulet, you’ll take in the highlights of the Lycian coast, visiting ancient tombs and sunken cities, hiking parts of the famous Lycian Way, and swimming and snorkeling in the Mediterranean.

A “blue cruise” on a traditional gulet sailboat is a highlight of any visit to Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. Board your ship in a group no larger than 14 to experience pristine waters, hidden beaches and ancient ruins, including delights from the Blue Lagoon to Myra. Your package includes six lunches, seven dinners, seven breakfasts, drinking water and snorkeling essentials: other drinks and entrance fees are at your own expense.

2 hours speed boat cruise from Demre Harbour. We will visit Pirate Cave, Gokkaya Bay, swimming break in Burc bay, see Turtles, Sunken City, Kekova Island and pass trough Simena Castle and another swimming break on the way to Demre harbour