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Sunken City Kekova Demre and Myra Day Tour from Alanya

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Alanya, Turkey
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About this activity

A comprehensive 14-hour expedition combining underwater archaeology, ancient Lycian tombs, and religious heritage along Turkey's Mediterranean coast. Travel by glass-bottom boat to the submerged ruins of Kekova, explore the clifftop necropolis of Myra, and visit the basilica in Demre linked to St. Nicholas.

Join this trip to visit the most popular tourist attractions of Turkey. Discover the ruins of the sunken city in Kekova sailing on a glass bottom boat, explore the rock-cut toms of Lycian necropolis and visit the world famous church in Demre containing the tomb of St. Nicolas.

Highlights

  • Glass-bottom boat tour over Kekova's underwater Roman ruins
  • Myra's dramatic rock-cut tombs carved into sheer cliff face
  • St. Nicholas Church in Demre with historical significance
  • Coastal scenery of the Turquoise Coast
  • Combination of three major archaeological sites in one day

Insider tips

  • Book early morning departures to maximize light for underwater viewing through the glass-bottom boat
  • Bring strong sunscreen and a hat—sun exposure is intense on the boat and at open excavation sites
  • Visit Myra's tombs before midday crowds arrive for better photography and fewer visitors

Good to know

  • Total duration is 14 hours; plan for an early start and late return to Alanya
  • Glass-bottom boat provides underwater visibility but bring polarized sunglasses to reduce glare
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain at Myra and Demre sites
  • Limited shade at archaeological sites; bring water and sun protection

Who it's for

History and archaeology enthusiastsCultural heritage travellersPhotography-focused visitorsFamilies seeking educational day trips

Best time to visit

Visit in shoulder seasons (April–May or September–October) for comfortable temperatures and calmer seas. Early morning light enhances both the glass-bottom boat experience and photography at tomb sites.

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