Charter route
Historic shores and protected waters
Kaş and Kekova are among the special areas whose natural beauty and historic shores are best seen from the sea. The submerged ruins along Kekova Island and the area around Kaleköy (Simena) make the view from the water something special.
Sailing here from Fethiye means longer passage days than the Fethiye–Göcek route. Plan around the weather and the length of your week.
Kaş and Kekova lie within a Special Environmental Protection Area. Swimming, diving and anchoring may be restricted where the submerged ruins are.
When planning, take into account the rules for protected areas, permitted activities and current local regulations.
The bays around Kekova are mostly sheltered, but the seabed, depth and wind direction differ from bay to bay. Check that anchoring is permitted and that the boat has enough swinging room.
Sailing experience: anchoring and night sailing →Passage distance, weather, anchorages, protected areas and local rules. Some areas restrict activities or anchoring; check the current regulations.
Swimming and diving are restricted where the submerged ruins are. Check the current rules before sailing.
It depends on the boat's speed, the weather and the stops. It can be possible with a plan that accepts longer passage days; the final plan should follow the latest forecast.
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