Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Antalya

10 Hours
  • Everyday
  • 10 Hours
  • 55 €
  • 30 € (Age 4–8)
  • Free (Age 0–3)
  • On the Day of the Tour

Overview

Avoid the crowd and participate in a thrilling adventure along Antalya’s stunning coastline. This trip includes sightseeing, leisure, and breathtaking scenery. The Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Antalya will transport you to secluded beaches, submerged historical civilizations, and commanding places in Antalya’s blue seas.

Demre is a district and town in the province, known for its ancient ruins and historical sites. The town is home to the ancient city of Myra, which was an important center of trade and religion in the region. Myra is most famous for being the home of St. Nicholas, who is better known as Santa Claus. The town is home to a number of ancient ruins, including the Lycian tombs, the Roman theater, and the St. Nicholas Church.

Description of Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Antalya

Discover some of the most beautiful locations along the Turkish coast and submerge yourself in an unending time-travel adventure. You will get the opportunity to view historical landmarks and breathtaking scenery when traveling with Antalya Kekova. Take a glass-bottom boat ride to see a submerged ancient city. This trip combines leisure and sightseeing in a serene and enjoyable setting.

Demre:

Kekova is a small island located off the coast of Demre. The island is known for its crystal clear waters and is a popular spot for diving and snorkeling. The island is home to the sunken city of Kekova, which was submerged by an earthquake in the 2nd century AD. The city’s ruins can still be seen under the water, making it a popular spot for diving. The island is also home to a number of small villages and ancient ruins.

A bus will pick you up from your hotel on the day of your tour at a prearranged time and take you to the start of this beautiful journey. According to the itinerary, the first stop will be made at Kemer, an attractive tourist resort close to Antalya’s city center. You will have a delicious and stimulating breakfast there at a neighborhood eatery. The restaurant provides breathtaking cityscape views of Kumluca.

Glass Bottom Boat:

The bus will next journey to Kekova’s little yet endearing harbor. You will board a boat for an enjoyable and educational boat excursion once you get to the port. The boat has a glass bottom and is the best for seeing and admiring the underwater old city’s remains.

You will be able to glimpse the submerged structures and the steps leading to this buried metropolis throughout the boat ride. The knowledgeable tour guide will give a thorough account of the history of this ancient Lycian city. You will see the defensive walls and the remains of a Byzantine church as the boat approaches the Island of Kekova. The boat will return to the pier, where you can catch a bus to the old city of Myra. As your tour guide will explain, the rock-cut tombs and amphitheater make this ancient city famous.

The Church of Saint Nicholas:

The Church of Saint Nicholas is where the expedition continues toward Demre. This holy site is well-liked because it has a marble sarcophagus, which many people think is the original grave of St. Nicholas. The Church is now a museum that welcomes thousands of people each year.

You will have the opportunity to eat a freshly prepared lunch in a nearby neighborhood eatery. Since this is the last stop of your journey, take advantage of the opportunity to unwind over lunch. The bus will continue traveling back to Antalya after the lunch break. Once you go back to your hotel, the full-day adventure comes to an end. When you check into the hotel, Demre & Myra & Kekova Tour will fill you with wonderful emotions and priceless memories after your unique excursion.

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Charlie
Charlie

It was a wonderful encounter. Mesmerizing. Totally adored it. The boat ride in the Mediterranean, with its many shades of blue, was a visual pleasure. The buried metropolis, the necropolis, and the enormous amphitheatre all transported you to an enthralling previous experience.

Virginia May
Virginia May

I enjoyed sightseeing and all the places I visit. I will give 5 points to the tour guide. Worth a visit!

Laura Jayne Jones
Laura Jayne Jones

One of the best places in Turkey for boat tours. They will take you to places where the watercolours are outstanding, and you will explore several locations by boat. You will also visit unforgettable historical sites during the tour. Our tour guide was giving it his all! I’d do it all over again.

Rachel Hobson Brb
Rachel Hobson Brb

If you want to see historical and incredible beauty bays, I think it is a tour you should not miss. 👌

Micheal
Micheal

It was a great experience. Fascinating. I simply loved it. The boat trip on the Mediterranean, with all its shades of blue, was a feast for the eyes. The sunken city, the necropolis, and the massive amphitheater transported you into a captivating experience of the past.

Karim
Karim

Super informative and comfortable trip. Our guide Ali was really informative, funny, and nice. He was so patient, attentive, and accommodating to everyone’s needs. He provided tons of information and created a walk through history that made the experience absolutely unforgettable. It was a great experience!! Definitely worth it!

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