KEKOVA SUNKEN CITY

Kekova is a region and island of Antalya province in southern Turkey. One of the most important features of Kekova is the sunken city located around Kekova Island, which contains historical ruins and underwater wonders.

The sunken city of Kekova is the ruins of a city that lived in ancient times and these ruins were submerged under water below sea level. The sunken city belongs to the Lycian region and was once used as an important port and trade centre. However, the city was submerged under water as a result of earthquakes and other natural disasters that occurred in historical periods.

The sunken city of Kekova is usually visited by sea. Boat tours are organised in the region and visitors are offered an opportunity to see this ancient sunken city. The ancient walls, streets and buildings floating in the water have become an attractive destination for history buffs and nature lovers.

However, when considering a visit, it is advisable to contact local tourist offices or tour operators to find out the most up-to-date information about the sunken city of Kekova and the visiting arrangements. This is because the organisation of tours and access rules may change over time.