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Minister Tours presents a captivating journey, traversing historical locales that bear witness to past prosperity. This excursion Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel offers glimpses of sacred sites, strolls through the venerable St. Nicholas Church, and explorations of Lycian tombs and cliffside frescoes.
Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel ,Adjacent to these wonders lies the Roman amphitheater, a testament to ancient grandeur. Following the exploration, a boat ride transports you to the nearby island, which, due to a powerful earthquake, now boasts submerged remnants of its once-thriving city. While some ruins remain visible on land, the majority lie beneath the sea's surface.
Demre Myra Kekova from Alanya Kestel is a route that not only unveils the rich history of the region but also presents a unique blend of archaeological wonders and natural beauty. The journey begins in Demre, where the ancient city of Myra holds stories of its glorious past. Walking through the remnants of Lycian tombs and cliffside frescoes, visitors can sense the aura of a bygone era.
Trip to Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel, St. Nicholas Church, a revered place, stands as a testament to the spiritual importance of the area.The tour seamlessly transitions to Kekova, an island that witnessed a significant transformation after a powerful earthquake submerged parts of its once-prosperous city. The boat ride to Kekova offers an intriguing perspective, allowing travelers to witness the submerged remnants beneath the clear blue waters.
As you prospect the coastal wonders, the journey from Kestel to Demre Myra Kekova becomes a mesmerizing tapestry of ancient and natural marvels. The Roman amphitheater, positioned strategically, narrates tales of grand performances and communal gatherings in a bygone era. The boat ride between Kestel and Demre Myra Kekova becomes a unique experience, offering panoramic views of the coastline and glimpses into the submerged city's enigmatic history.
Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel serves as a testament to the resilience of ancient civilizations against the forces of nature. The submerged remnants beneath the tranquil waters tell stories of a city that once thrived, and the visible ruins on land provide a tangible connection to the past. Minister Tours invites you to start on this captivating journey, where the echoes of history resonate through sacred sites, ancient churches, and the sunken city of Kekova.
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Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel advantages with Minister Tours
| Adult | 30 £ |
| Kids (4-8 ) | 18 £ |
| Infants (0 -3) | Free |
Demre Myra Kekova from Kestel programm
- Visit Demre, Myra, and Kekova starting from Kestel.
- Transport our guests from the Kestel hotel.
- Pause for breakfast with a lunch box provided by the hotel.
- Stroll through the ancient Myra city.
- Examine the Lycian rock tombs, recognized as the largest in Turkey.
- Prospect the grounds of the ancient Roman theater.
- Move towards the ancient Christian city of Demre.
- Engage in a guided tour tracing the footsteps of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, covering his residence, library, and the initial church where he preached.
- Inspect the revered sarcophagus, the final resting place of Nicholas the Successor.
- Break for lunch at a local restaurant.
- Transfer to the port, start on a yacht, and commence the maritime journey.
- Navigate the sunken island of Dolkhiste (Kekova) for a duration of 2 hours.
- Return to the port and reboard the buses.
- Conveyance back to the hotel.
