1. Shipyard Bay
Located in the north-west of Kekova Island, it takes its name from the ancient shipyard that remains there. It is ideal for both swimming and snorkelling. Historical remains can be seen even from the water's surface. Unlike the Sunken City area, swimming and snorkelling are permitted in this bay.
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2. Aquarium Bay
It derives its name from its clear, glass-like water. It is a popular stop on Kekova boat tours. Perfect for snorkelling, this bay is teeming with marine life and fish, truly deserving of its name.
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3. Gökkaya Bay
With its calm, blue waters, swimming in Gökkaya is both peaceful and allows you to witness the natural beauty of the surroundings. It is a popular choice for boats on tours.
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4. Pirate's Cave
This bay, which attracts attention with its extremes, is a spot that can only be reached by snorkelling or canoeing, as large boats cannot enter. It is notable for its cool water and mysterious atmosphere.
5. Hamidiye Bay
Located between Kaleköy and Koyun Island, this bay has deep and calm waters. Historically, it is home to shipwrecks from the Balkan Wars. It is an interesting place to visit for its underwater remains from the past.
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6. Üçağız (Theimioussa) Harbour Bay
The small harbour area of Üçağız offers calm waters and the opportunity to swim around ancient tombs. It is quite quiet in the morning; you can enter the sea from the harbour edge.
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7. Kocakari Bay
A lesser-known bay but preferred by boats that stay overnight. It offers a wonderful natural environment with deep turquoise waters surrounded by olive and maquis vegetation.
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8. Esmeralda, İnönü, Yağlıca, Burç Bays
In addition to more popular bays such as Tersane and Akvaryum, tours often stop at these small and quiet bays for swimming and snorkelling.