Fethiye – Kekova – Fethiye Route: Ölüdeniz – Gemile – Kalkan (Patara-Xantos – Letoon) Çayağzı (Myra-St.Nicholaus) – Gökkaya – Kaleköy – Kaş-Bayındır – Karacaöre – Göcek – Red Island – Fethiye.

Kekova

Kekova is a paradise on earth where nature and history are integrated and the turquoise sea is surrounded by thousands of bays. When you pass Uluburun after Kas and head towards Kekova, you will first encounter the Sıçak Peninsula. The ancient city of Aperlai is located at Sıçak Pier, while Toprakada and Karaada are located at the tip of the peninsula. After that, Kekova Island stretches. Because of this island, the whole region is called Kekova. These bays of the Kekova region are also one of the most favorite coasts of yachtsmen as they act as natural harbors in all seasons. Along the north coast of Kekova Island, the ancient city of Apollonia BC. The summer mansions of the 4th century can be seen in the water from time to time. The tectonic events that occurred in the region throughout the history caused some mansions to remain below sea level. Simena (Kaleköy) Castle is the best place to have a bird’s eye view of the yachts navigating these clear waters, countless bays and islands.