Visit Kekova Adası
- Castle and fortress
- Relaxation
- Family
Kekova Adası: How to get there?
30 minutes from Demre by car
Kekova Adası: See when to go?
From April to October
Kekova Adası: For how long?
One day
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Turkey
Kekova Adası Holidays
A cruise to a little island on the Mediterranean coast.
Kekova Adası: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
An uninhabited island, Kekova is also named after an entire region of small islands in Lycia.
My suggestion
If there are several of you, you must hire a motorboat and its captain will drive you throughout your cruise. Reasonable prices, to be negotiated!
A cruise to a little island on the Mediterranean coast.
My suggestion
At the port there are several boat companies and in low season you can negotiate the price as there are few tourists.
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