Ancient ruins meet the crystal-clear waters of Kekova Island, revealing traces of the settlement along its submerged coastline.
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Kekova is a coastal landscape of islands, sheltered channels and exceptionally clear Mediterranean water east of Kaş on Turkey's Turquoise Coast. The area is best known for the partially submerged remains of an ancient settlement along Kekova Island, where walls, foundations and stone steps can be seen beside and beneath the water. Rocky shores, small bays and passing boats create a distinctive maritime landscape, with the historic settlement of Kaleköy rising across the channel.
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