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3 Available Tour Excursions in Ucagiz

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This private boat tour offers a fully personalized experience in the beautiful Kekova region. The boat is exclusively yours—perfect for families, couples, or friends—and you can customize the route to fit your interests, whether it’s more swimming, sightseeing, or relaxing in quiet bays. Cruise through some of the world’s cleanest, clearest waters, and enjoy freshly prepared onboard meals, barbecue lunches, and fruit platters with breathtaking views. Explore ancient Lycian ruins, the UNESCO-protected Sunken City, climb Simena Castle, and discover beaches only accessible by boat. Experience local village life, buy handmade products from residents, and escape the crowds. Every detail is tailored to your wishes—from the flexible itinerary to the swimming stops and lunch menus. This is not just a boat trip, but a day of authentic discovery, comfort, and unforgettable memories along Turkey’s most unspoiled coastline.

Price: $989.04

Duration: 8 hours

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KEKOVA SPECIAL TOURS FROM KEKOVA UÇAĞIZ PORT 10:00 IN THE MORNING EXIT FROM KEKOVA PORT ON THE EVENING 17:00 RETURN TOUR ROUTE: -AQUARIUM DARK SWIMMING BREAK -TERSANE BAY SWIMMING BREAK - SUNKEN CITY -PIRACY CAVE -GÖKKAYA BAY SWIMMING MEAL BREAK - HAMIDI BAY SWIMMING BREAK -KALEKOY OUR LUNCH MENU MÜCVER SAKSUKA GREEN BEANS PASTA WITH YOGURT RICE SALAD BARGAIN FISH OR CHICKEN CHOICE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE LUNCH TEA TREATMENT

Price: $756.32

Duration: 7 hours

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This tour stands out by offering the opportunity to explore the unique natural beauty and historical richness of Kekova. The tour visits significant attractions of the region such as the ancient Sunken City, Tershane Bay, Simena Castle, and Lycian Tombs. Walking through Kaleköy, participants interact with the local community, carrying traces of the Lycian Civilization, offering a chance to feel as if meeting the descendants of Lycia. Participants experience deep cultural immersion, encounter local traditions, and explore the region's history with insider knowledge. This tour appeals especially to adventure seekers and families who appreciate nature and history. Pre-tour canoe training ensures participants enjoy a safer and more enjoyable experience throughout. The break in Kaleköy allows participants to fully immerse themselves in the unique panorama of Kekova, leaving a lasting impression on all who join.

Price: $69.81

Duration: 4 hours

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Key Info for Visitors

  • Currency: TRY
  • Languages: Turkish, English
  • Climate: Mediterranean
  • Timezone: Europe/Istanbul
  • Population: Approximately 500 residents
  • Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn for warm weather and calm seas.
  • Visa Requirements Visitors from many countries including the US, EU, and UK can enter Turkey visa-free for short stays or obtain an e-visa online prior to arrival. Some nationalities may require a visa on arrival or must apply in advance. It is advisable to check the latest Turkish government visa policies before travel.

About Ucagiz

Ucagiz is a picturesque small village located on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast in Antalya Province. It serves as the gateway to the Kekova region, renowned for its stunning turquoise waters and the partially submerged ruins of an ancient Lycian city. This unique combination of natural beauty and archaeological heritage makes Ucagiz a compelling destination for travelers seeking tranquility, history, and scenic landscapes. Visitors can enjoy boat tours that explore the sunken city, swim in clear bays, and hike nearby trails with panoramic views. The village itself retains a traditional charm with modest local eateries and friendly residents. Ucagiz is ideal for those wanting to escape crowded tourist hubs while immersing themselves in authentic coastal Turkish culture and history.

Ucagiz Tours & Experiences

  • Top Attractions: Highlights of Antalya
  • Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
  • Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
  • Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
  • Recommended For: The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn for warm weather and calm seas. Pack light clothing, swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable shoes for walking. Respect local customs by dressing modestly when visiting villages and religious sites. Carry some Turkish lira in cash as small vendors may not accept cards. Stay hydrated and be cautious when swimming in unfamiliar areas.

Average Tour Price: $65

Lowest Price Tour: $39

Highest Price Tour: $200

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Top Attractions

1. Kekova Sunken City – Ancient Lycian ruins submerged underwater, visible by boat tours. 2. Simena Village – A quaint village accessible by boat, featuring a Byzantine castle and traditional houses. 3. Ucagiz Harbor – A small, scenic harbor ideal for boat departures and waterfront dining. 4. Lycian Rock Tombs – Historic cliffside tombs near Ucagiz showcasing ancient funerary architecture. 5. Turtle Beach (Kaplankaya) – A nearby beach known for its natural beauty and nesting sea turtles.

Popular Activities

Boat tours exploring the sunken city and surrounding bays, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, hiking Lycian trails, visiting archaeological sites, and enjoying local fishing experiences. Cultural activities include sampling traditional Turkish cuisine and attending local festivals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ucagiz is known for its charming coastal village atmosphere and proximity to the ancient Lycian city of Kekova, famous for sunken ruins and crystal-clear waters.

Ucagiz can be reached by road from Antalya or Fethiye, with local minibuses and taxis available. The nearest airport is Antalya Airport.

Yes, Ucagiz offers a peaceful environment with safe swimming areas and cultural sites, making it suitable for families.

We have tours designed for various age groups and fitness levels. Each tour description includes specific requirements and recommendations.

Local Food & Cuisine

Ucagiz offers fresh Mediterranean seafood, including grilled fish and calamari. Local specialties include mezes (small appetizers), gözleme (Turkish flatbread with fillings), and regional olive oil dishes. Dining is casual and often takes place in seaside restaurants such as small family-run establishments offering authentic flavors and home-style cooking.

Getting Around

The village is accessible by car or local minibuses from Antalya or Fethiye. The nearest major airport is Antalya Airport, about two hours away by road. Within Ucagiz, walking is the primary mode of transport due to its small size. Boat taxis and tours provide access to nearby attractions. Transportation costs are generally affordable.

Travel Tips

The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn for warm weather and calm seas. Pack light clothing, swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable shoes for walking. Respect local customs by dressing modestly when visiting villages and religious sites. Carry some Turkish lira in cash as small vendors may not accept cards. Stay hydrated and be cautious when swimming in unfamiliar areas.

Culture & Customs

Ucagiz residents value hospitality and friendliness. It is customary to greet locals politely and accept invitations to tea or small gatherings. Traditional festivals related to fishing and local history occur seasonally. Visitors should observe modest dress codes in village areas and show respect for historical sites. Bargaining is common in markets but should be done respectfully.

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