Cayagzi Harbour, located near Demre, is the modern gateway to the ancient harbour district of Andriake, once the port of the important Lycian city of Myra. Today, it remains a working coastal harbour where fishing boats and gulets share the waterfront, while boats heading towards Kekova and the Sunken City depart from the area.
For blue cruise travellers, Cayagzi is an important starting point for exploring the Kekova coastline by boat. The surrounding bay also offers a long sandy beach and a peaceful coastal setting, making it possible to combine time on the water with a relaxing swim.
Cayagzi is equally interesting for a Turkey land tour, thanks to the archaeological remains of Andriake nearby. Visitors can explore the ancient harbour district, including the impressive Roman granary, agora, ancient harbour structures and the Museum of Lycian Civilizations, housed in the restored granarium.
With its combination of ancient history, working harbour life, sandy beaches and access to Kekova, Cayagzi offers a distinctive introduction to the Demre and Kekova region.
