Kekova Island

An island of the type that everyone fantasises always, that's Kekova. I got there on a 'gület', a beautiful wooden boat which is typical of ancient Lycian Coast. I got on at the Kaleköy port, which is less than an hour from Kas, and sailed all day through the clear, warm shallow waters of this Lycian paradise. This area of ​​the coast is dotted with uninhabited islands with ruins that are over 3000 years old. Most impressive is the Sunken City, a Lycian city submerged under water. Kekova is the largest island on the Lycian Coast and is an earthly paradise. It has a small harbor with wooden wharves, simple stone houses, vines, fig trees, a couple of bars by the sea, and incredible carpet shops.