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Demre Çayağzı sits on the south Lycian coast of Turkey, between Kaş and Antalya — a small fishing port on the mouth of the Demre River, with a working marina that serves as the closest day-charter base to the famous Kekova sunken city. Kekova is a 7-kilometre-long offshore island that runs parallel to the coast; on its north side, the 4th-century BC Lycian city of Dolichiste was partly submerged by a 2nd-century AD earthquake — the visible underwater foundations, staircases, and amphora-storage rooms make it the most-photographed shallow-water archaeological site in Turkey. The mainland behind Demre holds the Church of Saint Nicholas (the 4th-century AD church of the original Bishop Nicholas of Myra, basis of the Father Christmas legend). Demre Çayağzı is 90 minutes from Kaş and 4 hours from Antalya. Season runs April through October.
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