Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Fethiye (St. Nicholas Church, Lycian Rock Tombs & Glass-Bottom Boat over the Sunken City)
This route brings history, faith and unique sea views together in a single day, introducing children to Saint Nicholas while giving teenagers and adults the chance to discover the sunken city at Kekova. Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Fethiye; takes you to Demre, about 150 km from Fethiye, and ancient Myra 5 km further on, and then over the underwater ruins of Kekova by glass-bottom boat. Reserve your place now to witness Christian history and explore ancient sites up close!
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- ✅ St. Nicholas Church & Myra
- ✅ No prepayment — pay safely in the vehicle on tour day
- ✅ Sunken City by Glass-Bottom Boat
📌 Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Fethiye: Highlights
- ⛪ St. Nicholas Church: The church, known as the symbol of Santa Claus, houses the remains of the bishop and is a unique stop for history lovers.
- 🎭 Amphitheatre of Myra: With a capacity of 10,000 people, the Greco-Roman amphitheatre lets you feel the grandeur of the ancient theatre. Myra is only 5 km from Demre.
- 🪦 Lycian Rock Tombs: The tombs carved into steep cliffs give an insight into ancient customs and beliefs.
- 🚤 Glass-Bottom Boat Trip at Kekova: From glass-bottom boats you can see the underwater remains of the sunken city dating from the 2nd century BC.
- 🛡️ Protected Area: Observation & Photography: Kekova is a protected area; although diving is prohibited, it is ideal for observation and photography.
- 👨👩👧👦 Suitable for All Ages: The programme gives children the chance to get to know Saint Nicholas, while teenagers and adults can discover the sunken island.
⏱️ Demre Myra Kekova Tour from Fethiye – Programme
- Journey from Fethiye to Demre: You travel about 150 km to Demre, which lies in the south-west of Türkiye between Antalya and Fethiye.
- St. Nicholas Church: You visit the church known as the symbol of Santa Claus, which houses the remains of the bishop.
- Myra: Amphitheatre & Lycian Rock Tombs: You see the 10,000-seat Greco-Roman amphitheatre and the Lycian tombs carved into steep cliffs up close.
- Kekova: Sunken City by Glass-Bottom Boat: From glass-bottom boats you watch the underwater remains of the sunken city dating from the 2nd century BC; diving is prohibited, but it is ideal for observation and photography.
- Return to Fethiye: After a day full of history and sea, you set off on the return journey to Fethiye.
📋 What's Included and What's Not
| Included in the Price | Not Included (Optional) |
|---|---|
| ✅ Transport from Fethiye to Demre | ❌ Personal expenses |
| ✅ Visit to St. Nicholas Church | |
| ✅ Visit to the Myra amphitheatre and the Lycian rock tombs | |
| ✅ Glass-bottom boat trip at Kekova | |
| ✅ Passenger and personal accident travel insurance |
💡 What to Bring on the Demre Myra Kekova Tour
- Comfortable Shoes: You will be walking around the church and the ancient city, so wear comfortable shoes.
- Hat, Sunglasses & Sunscreen: As you will be outdoors at the ancient sites and on the boat, we recommend a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen for sun protection.
- Phone or Camera: The sunken city at Kekova is ideal for observation and photography, so bring a fully charged phone or camera.
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Where is Demre and how far is it from Fethiye?
Demre lies in the south-west of Türkiye between Antalya and Fethiye, about 150 km from Fethiye. The ancient city of Myra is 5 km from Demre.
Why is St. Nicholas Church important?
The church is known as the symbol of Santa Claus and houses the remains of the bishop. It is a unique stop for history lovers and anyone interested in Christian history.
Can we dive at Kekova?
No. Kekova is a protected area and diving is prohibited; however, from glass-bottom boats you can see the remains of the sunken city and take photos.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes. The programme appeals to participants of every age: it gives children the chance to get to know Saint Nicholas, while teenagers and adults can discover the sunken island at Kekova.
What can be seen in Myra?
Myra is famous for its ancient city ruins. You can see the Greco-Roman amphitheatre with a capacity of 10,000 and the Lycian rock tombs carved into steep cliffs.
