This is another trip to a magnificent place, Kekova Sunken City that can only be reached by sea kayak. You can discover the magical world of Kekova Sunken City, with its ruins just below the sea level and the mysterious chambers, steps and walls carved directly into the rocks. Kekova is actually a long thin island that separates the open sea from the mainland. The surrounding peculiar ecosystem formed by thin points and narrow bays is absolutely quiet and peaceful.

If the weather conditions are okay, we will have a chance to visit a sea cave at Kekova Island’s South shore.

Paddling westwardly we plan to arrive in Sicak isthmus by lunchtime.

Guided tours tend to ignore the ancient site of Aperlai, located west of Ucagiz on the mainland and accessible only by boat from the sea and by the ancient trail on foot; the effort required to get there has ensured the preservation of another "sunken city" here, and you can plan some time on land to explore these ruins on foot. You will then have an opportunity to visit Aperlai ruins to witness history, after a 2+2-km walk.

After a tiring day, we will paddle again to Ucagiz village discovering the ecological and geological diversity of the Lycian shore.