Day Trips from Kas to Kaleköy (Simena)

Head off from Demre and experience Kekova Island on a private boat trip. Explore Turkey’s Mediterranean coast on this day tour as you sail to Kekova Island and visit the sunken city of Simena. Swim and snorkel in the clear blue water as you relax for a day at sea without the crowds.

The Sunken City Ruins of Simena form one of Turkey’s most fascinating historic highlights, an ancient Lycian port that was flooded after an earthquake. Visit the city and a wealth of lovely bays on this day-long boat trip from Kaş harbor around Kekova Island, with lunch and afternoon tea included. Swim in Aquarium Bay, Tersane Koyu, Camlik Bay, and more, with time ashore to explore pretty Simena.

Discover the underwater world of the Mediterranean on this full-day private gulet cruise. Set sail from Kas and prepare for an action-packed day: explore castles, visit ruins, snorkel, kayak, and more. Tuck into a delicious barbecue lunch while soaking up the views from the scenic deck.

Explore the scenic Kas Islands on a full-day private charter aboard a traditional 55-foot wooden gulet yacht. Island-hop at a relaxed pace, snorkel around a sunken ship, swim through an underwater canyon, and savor a fresh, organic Turkish-style lunch served on deck. Designed for groups of up to 15 passengers, this customizable charter lets you tailor the day to your schedule and interests.

While visiting the charming town of Kalkan, don't miss out on our day trip to Kekova and Demre (Myra) for a dose of history and breathtaking turquoise waters that are too beautiful to ignore! The boat journey's highlights include exploring the underwater ruins of the Sunken City, strolling around the village of Kaleköy (also known as ancient Simena), and taking a dip in several stunning bays such as Burç Bay and Karemlik Bay, where you can even search for sea turtles! Upon our return to land, you'll have the chance to delve into Lycian history by visiting the Museum of Lycian Civilizations and admiring the fascinating rock-cut tombs of ancient Myra, among other attractions.