Çamlık Bay, also known as İnönü Bay, is our first stop on the Kekova tour. Our break in the bay is about 45 minutes. It is very exciting for our guests who set out to discover our first stop, Kekova. Because the blue and clear water of İnönü Bay is very beautiful. First we have tea there. After sitting back and watching the blue from the boat and drinking our tea, we are ready to go into the sea.

As the name suggests, Çamlık bay is surrounded by pine trees. The water is warm and without waves. If you want to go to the shore, make sure to take your sea shoes. In fact, this recommendation is valid for the entire tour. Since the surroundings of Kekova are generally rocky, it would be good to have a pair of sea shoes with you.

Aquarium Bay is our second stopover. After the journey that takes about 40 minutes, we prepare lunch while you swim in the sea in Aquarium Bay. Our swimming break in this bay is one hour.

Aquarium bay is one of the most beautiful bays around Kekova and is very suitable for those who want to dive because of its clear water. It is so pleasant to see the small fish on the rocks in the water while swimming, that we can’t convince our guests to get out of the sea most of the time 🙂

Our lunch menu is rich. Our menu consists of homemade olive oil dishes, grilled fish or chicken, meatballs, pasta, bulgur pilaf and salads. All our meals are cooked on the same day and under hygienic conditions. The dishes you have chosen from the menu are served directly at your table due to the pandemic, we think that the open buffet will not be healthy especially in this process. The health of our guests is very important to us. We enjoyed the aquarium bay to the fullest, it’s time for the new bays!

After two stopovers, we set out for Kekova, the most exciting stop. In fact, its old name was Kekikli Ova, but over time it turned into Kekova. Our starting point in Kekova is Tersane Bay. We start from Tersane Bay and head towards Doliceste Ancient City.

The shores of Kekova Island have a turquoise color and are very clear. We don’t want you to miss any point as the boat slowly sails around the island. The rocky island is covered with trees and bushes. The smell of iodine and thyme around the island mixes with each other.

Dolkisthe Ancient City, located on the northern coast of the island, is called Sunken City Kekova because a large part of it was destroyed by earthquakes and the remaining parts were submerged.

The city center and Byzantine ruins of the ancient city can be seen from above the water. We tell the history of the ruins here. Since Kekova Island has been declared a protected area by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry since 1990, swimming in this area is unfortunately prohibited. We set off again for our next stop.

Our next stop after Kekova is Kaleköy or Simena. We have a 1 hour break in Kaleköy. One of the most beautiful villages in Turkey. It is a very special place that can only be reached by sea. There is a castle on the top of Kaleköy, which is an urban protected area. If you wish, go up to the castle and watch the magnificent view from the top. If you wish, you can just wander around the village or swim on the beach.

Kaleköy’s ice cream is very famous. You will encounter it while walking around the village, you must try it. Don’t forget to take your camera with you before you go to the village, Kaleköy’s streets are full of photography.

Our next stop will be Shipyard Bay. Our break time in this bay is approximately 45 minutes. Shipyard is the only place where you can swim among the dark ruins. Swimming in the shipyard bay is truly a unique experience. Our guests already love this bay.

We swam, we wandered, we were tired, we deserved a little snack. During the break in the bay, we offer our guests the delicious fruits of Antalya. The sun is slowly losing its effect and we are on our way again to reach our last stop.

About half an hour later, we arrive at our last stop, İnönü Bay. There is a small canyon in İnönü Bay, which we arrived at around 17.00. If you wish, you can walk towards the canyon or you can enjoy the bay. Since it is our last stopover point, our guests, who spend their time with pleasure all day long, are both very happy and a little sad. Leaving these beauties is not easy.

We are on our way to Kaş. We say goodbye to our guests at the port and leave with the hope of meeting again next year.