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In ancient times, Simena was the name of the city which was located on a peninsula vis-a-vis Kekova island. On its steep slopes, rock tombs contrast with holiday homes, the traces of settlements going back thousands of years, all crowned by a fortress owing its present appearance to the Ottomans. On top you will find a Hellenistic amphitheatre carved into the rock where you can enjoy an overwhelming view.
36° 11.37' N - 29° 51.66' E
You walk on narrow and picturesque pathways up to the castle where you may find yourself taken back to bygone times - a feeling you won't have anywhere else along the coast.




Lykia Restaurant / Kaleköy
36º 11.39´ N - 28º 51.67´ E

Kekova Roads
Nowhere else can you find so many anchorages in historic surroundings

by bayexpress - since 2006 a reliable source for Turkish Coast & Greek Dodecanese Islands - not only for Sailors


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