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What are people saying about Myra

Nataliya_P, Oct 2025
The tour was well...
The tour was well organised and informative. Don’t expect to see any artefacts of the sunken city. The glass bottom boat had a two pares of bottom glass windows. Overall it was worthwhile to dedicate a day of our travel to see Turkey’s history.
Maree_F, Oct 2025
Long but good day
We had a good day. This tour from Antalya involves a lot of travel. From pickup it was 4hrs to our first destination, Kekova. The boat trip to Kekova sunken city was lovely, however we really couldn't see anything of the ancient city under water. There was a stop for a 15min swim which some people enjoyed. Saint Nicholas' church was very nice and it was a lovely experience. The Lycian Tombs at Myra were also fabulous and something I really wanted to see. Our journey back to Antalya was another 3 hours. So whilst I'm glad we went, it is a long day.
Amie_I, Sep 2025
The views are really...
The views are really fascinating. We saw turtles swimming. Myra is beautiful. We swam in the turquoise clear water. Overall the tour is ok.
Blanche_C, Jan 2026
For women traveling alone
Osman, our guide, and Engin, our driver, were superb and consummate gentlemen. For a woman traveling alone, their presence was a welcome relief from the constant burden of negotiating prices and managing unwanted, unsolicited attention masquerading as friendliness. Engin’s driving was seamless and instilled complete confidence throughout the journey. Osman is deeply knowledgeable and generous in the way he shares that knowledge, offering context without intrusion and insight without performance. The sites themselves are dreamlike, worthy of lifelong memories and photographs, and were made all the more meaningful by the care, professionalism, and respect with which this experience was conducted.

Myra

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  • There is an entrance fee to visit the ruins.

  • Stalls around the ruins sell food, water, and souvenirs.

  • The Myra ruins lie along the Lycian Way, one of Turkey's most popular long-distance hiking trails, which runs between Fethiye and Antalya.

  • Access to the ruins is restricted for wheelchair or stroller users or those with limited mobility.

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