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Sea Kayaking

Explore the stunning rugged coastline of the Kekova region. Paddle over the ancient remains of the sunken city. Climb to the castle ramparts at Kale. Discover underwater springs and sea caves and camp under the stars on deserted beaches.

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Season16 April – 4 November
DayTo suit the requirements of your private party
RegionKaş, Kalkan & Islamlar
TransfersAre included for guests staying in this region. Guests staying in other regions are welcome – simply add the relevant private transfer cost to/from Kaş
FitnessAverage to above average
AbilityYour guide will gear the itinerary to your experience – so no previous experience is required (with the exception of the 3 night trip)
Minimum Age12 Years
AccomodationWild Camp
PricesSee link below for all Activity Adventure rates

 

Sea Kayaking - 2 days/1 night

Day 1: An early start with a transfer to Uçagiz. Following a full safety briefing from your expert guide, you head off to the ancient site of Aperlai where the night is spent in a wild camp. 

Day 2: Paddle to Kekova Island to see sunken city. Then on to Simena with an opportunity to climb to the castle (Kale), with its stunning views over the surrounding area. At the end of the day a transfer is provided back to your property in the Kaş, Kalkan or Islamlar region.

Meals: Day 1 - Lunch & Dinner, Day 2 - Breakfast & Lunch

 

Sea Kayaking - 3 days/2 nights

Day 1: An early start with a transfer to Uçagiz. Following a full safety briefing from your expert guide, you head off to Gokkaya Bay where the night is spent in a wild camp. 

Day 2: A morning paddle to Degirmelik cove where there is a natural underwater spring, perfect for cooling down. Then onto the ancient site of Aperlai where the night is spent in a wild camp. 

Day 3: A morning paddle over the Sunken City of Kekova. Then on to Simena with an opportunity to climb to the castle (Kale), with its stunning views over the surrounding area. At the end of the day a transfer is provided back to your property in the Kaş, Kalkan or Islamlar region.

Meals: Day 1 - Lunch & Dinner, Day 2 - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Day 3 - Breakfast & Lunch

 

Sea Kayaking - 4 days/3 nights

For those with previous kayaking experience.

Day 1: An early start with a transfer to Uçagiz. Following a full safety briefing from your expert guide, you proceed to Kekova Island to explore the underwater city. Then off to Aperlai where there is a mini underwater city and a chance to explore part of the Lycian Way prior to enjoying a night under the stars in a wild camp.

Day 2: In the morning head to the back of Kekova Island in open sea and spend the evening in a wild camp at the end of the island.

Day 3: Paddle towards the ancient site of Myra, exploring a sea-cave en-route.The night is spent in a wild camp on a deserted beach.

Day 4: Today you follow the coastline prior to paddling over to Simena where you have the option of climbing to the castle with its stunning views over the surrounding area. Finally back to base at approx. 16.00. At the end of the day a transfer is provided back to your property in the Kaş, Kalkan or Islamlar region..... 

Meals: Day 1 - Lunch & Dinner, Days 2 & 3 - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Day 4 - Breakfast & Lunch

 

 

Prices for Activity Adventures

Rates applicable to 2012 and 2013.

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Kekova (Simena)

Information on the Lycian site of Kekova - a magnificent waterside setting for the ancient ruins of Simena.

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What The Papers Say

The Telegraph: June 20 2009 - Wonders of a World Beneath - Alexandra Ferguson

"Alexandra Ferguson joins a kayak trip to explore the 2,000-year-old ruins of a sunken city off Turkey's Mediterranean coast. It is early morning and the village is stirring. Women hang washing on balconies and sweep the steps of whitewashed houses. In the waterfront taverns there is the scrape of wood on linoleum as tables are set, while out on pontoons, fishermen tend their nets. Haze lingers on the horizon. In the harbour, a solitary skiff put-puts between the yachts, breaking the glassy surface of the water."

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The Sunday Times: March 22, 2009 - Where the road runs out

Thankfully, blissfully, it's true - there are still places that tarmac can't take you. Jeremy Lazell picks the places where only feet, pedals or paddles will do. They paved paradise and put up a parking lot . . . " That's the song the porters and guides who used to work on Nepal's Annapurna circuit will be humming this trekking season.

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