Arriving in the village of Kaleköy by boat

Clémence Zisswiller

Kekova Adası Vacations

A cruise to a little island on the Mediterranean coast.

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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Kekova Adası: What to see nearby?

What our travelers think of their stay

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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!

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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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