Isla Simena, Turquía: aldea fortaleza solo accesible en
Explora la isla de Simena, en la Costa Turquesa de Turquía, un asentamiento remoto al que solo se puede acceder en barco. Este pueblo con castillo del siglo IV a. C. alberga a tan solo unos cientos de habitantes que se desplazan en barco en lugar de autobuses, ofreciendo una visión de la vida tradicional de las islas mediterráneas.
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- Inicio
- Eskiömerler Mahallesi, Kocasinan
- Fin
- Eskiömerler Mahallesi, Kocasinan
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Paradas de la ruta
- Eskiömerler Mahallesi, Kocasinan
Útil para el viaje
- Alojamiento
- Book a boat sailing trip on the Turquoise Coast for multi-night stays; boats typically have multiple levels with sleeping areas on top deck and communal dining/relaxation spaces below.
- Comida
- Boat trips include meals prepared on board by staff; breakfast, lunch, and dinner are cooked for you, including items prepared on boat barbecue grills.
- Consejo
- Visit Simena Island, accessible only by boat; the village has a castle dating to the 4th century BC with around 300 steps to reach it. Children attend a primary school and take a school boat instead of a bus.
- Consejo
- Swim at Aquarium Beach for exceptionally clear water; the sea is so transparent it resembles a swimming pool and creates illusions of floating boats.
- Consejo
- Visit the sunken city of Kekova; ancient ruins date back to the 5th century with buildings partially submerged in water due to land subsidence of approximately 2.5 meters.
- Cuándo ir
- Plan boat trips during school holidays if you want fewer crowds; avoid peak times when school is not in session as beaches become crowded with families.
- Consejo
- Swim in Tersane Bay before docking; this is a designated swimming stop on the Turquoise Coast sailing route.
- Transporte
- After boat tours, buses are available for onward travel; be prepared for long bus rides (9+ hours mentioned) to destinations like Cappadocia.
Vídeo de esta ruta
Vivir en un barco turco | Navegar en Turquía