• Myra Ancient City - A short journey takes visitors to explore the ruins, amphitheater, and renowned tombs of the ancient city of Myra, once the capital of the influential Lycian Federation. This federation was highly esteemed by the Greeks as the earliest known ‘democratic union!’
• Church of St. Nicholas - Located in nearby Demre, the Basilica of St. Nicholas is the hometown of “Father Christmas!” This church holds great significance in Orthodox Christianity, and numerous icons can be found in local shops.
• Kekova - Known as the Mediterranean’s “hidden pearl,” Kekova Bay offers a boat trip to the secluded island of Kekova, where visitors can witness the remains of the ancient sunken city that submerged following an earthquake in the 2nd century AD.

• Boat tour
• Historical guide
• Museum and Ancient Site Entrance Fees
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Compulsory Travel Insurance

• Drinks & Beverages
• Personal expences

Our journey begins at one of the most sacred sites for Christians, the Church of Santa Claus. After the tour, guests have some free time to shop at the local icon store. We then proceed to the ancient city of Myra. Our boat awaits us at Ayaz Port, and after a brief trip, we take our first swim at Gökkaya Bay and enjoy a packed lunch. Post-lunch, we swim at Aquarium Bay and explore Tersane Bay, a historic bay on Kekova Island. We dock at Simena Castle (Kale Köy) to view the submerged city, allowing our guests an hour of free time. During this time, visitors can explore the sarcophagus (rock) tombs on land or in the water, tour the village, and visit the ancient Simena Castle. Be sure to try the locally renowned homemade ice cream. After our stop at Simena Castle, we take a final 30-minute swim in the Üçaz Straits before concluding our tour.

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