We'll enjoy a couple of hours at this extensive site. Then We'll continue high into the mountains to visit a small village, called a Yayla and enjoy a lunch in a village house. Afterwards, we'll return to the boat and continue roughly two hours east to Kas. Kas is the quintessential Mediterranean fishing village. Children row small boats, practicing for the day when they too will become fishermen.
Narrow streets wind among simple houses.
Great restaurants, a Roman amphitheater and tempting pastry shop are a few of the attractions of this picturesque seaside town. Dinner on your own in town. Nearby, the remote area called Kekova is one of the most beautiful and interesting places along the entire southwest coast of Turkey. Here we find two small fishing villages, which were without electricity until 1985. The village of Kale is crowned with a crusader castle which commands a spectacular view across the bay and up to the mountains.