Demre Myra Kekova from Kemer

Excursion Demre Mira Kekova from Kemer is one of the best historical and cultural tours for spiritual development. With the Demre Myra Kekova Excursions from Kemer, we will go to ancient places known throughout the world. In addition, along the way we will enjoy unique views! If you are already interested, get ready to learn about the wonderful places we will be visiting.

17 hrs

Group size up to 45 persons

Mobile ticket

English

Full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund

What is not included

Beverages

Breakfast

Entrance ticket to the "Church of St. Nicholas the Pleasant"

Entrance ticket to the "Antique City of the World"

Details

Distance between Antalya and Demre
The distance between Kemer and Demre is approximately 120 km, 1.5 hours by comfortable transport.
In addition, during our Demre Myra Kekova Excursions from Antalya, you will see important regions such as Kumluca, famous for its tomato festival, and Finike, which is famous for the production of oranges and their distribution around the world.

What to see in Demre Myra Kekova from Kemer
Demre Myra Kekova is an indispensable place for history and culture lovers. You will be especially surprised by what you will learn about St. Nicholas and the Church.

Church of St. Nicholas
This sacred and unique architectural monument was erected in the 4th century and is dedicated to St. Nicholas, whom millions call "Santa Claus"!

In this church, you will see attractive paintings depicting the life of Santa Claus on the walls, you will learn a lot and enjoy the historical atmosphere.

Ancient Lycian city of Myra
Not far from the church of St. Nicholas is the ancient city of Myra, and this historical place was called by the Lycians and means "Land of the Sun.

In the Land of the Sun, the World, you can see the ancient Lycian tombs, which are a necropolis, and enjoy the ancient atmosphere. Because these tombs date back to the 4th century BC.

Ancient amphitheater in Demre
Today in our country there are exactly 206 ancient theaters (known) built during the Roman Empire. Here, the Demre Amphitheater is considered the fourth largest of all these theaters. It was built in the 2nd century and accommodated exactly 10,000 people!

The sunken city of Kekova
According to research, the island of Kekova in ancient times was part of the mainland and was a large city. However, over time, due to strong earthquakes, most of this city collapsed, and the second part of the city turned into an island.

Simena Castle (Kaleköy)
Kalekoy Castle is located opposite the island of Kekova. It was built in the 13th century and has been fairly well preserved ever since.

This historical monument is popular not only for its architectural structures, but also for the unique Roman theater in the castle.

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Price
Adult (from 8 years old) + Lunch, transfer, english guide, 2-hour boat trip in Kekova	$55 per person
Adult (from 8 years old) + Lunch, transfer, english guide, ticket to the "Ancient City of the World", ticket to the "Church of St. Nicholas the Pleasant", 2-hour boat trip in Kekova	$50 per person
Child (6-7)	$25 per person
Child (0-5)	$0 per person
Child seat (0-5) years	$25 per person