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Kekova is the most photographed stretch of the Lycian coast — a long, narrow island sheltering a turquoise bay where the sunken walls of a 4th-century-BC city lie just under the water, visible from any boat passing overhead. Swimming over the ruins is forbidden in the protected zone but allowed in the wider bay; the foundations are easily seen through 3-5 metres of clear water. The mainland side holds two villages: Üçağız, a small harbour with fish restaurants right on the water, and Kaleköy (Simena), reached only by boat, where a medieval castle sits above the village and Lycian sarcophagi stand half-submerged at the shoreline. Kekova is a 4-hour sail east of Kaş. Season runs April through October; the bay is sheltered year-round.















































































































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