Simena Castle Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Steep climb but worth the ascent for the view at the top
Visited Kalekoy (Simena) island in May 2024 as part of a private boat trip to Kekova island. It’s a steep ascent to the castle but the views are worth the climb. A few restaurants on the island which ...
This place is just amazing. i felt in love the athmosphere, the view, cobblestone paths. you can eat home-made ice cream. almost all shops there produce their own ice cream. You can also climb to top ...
Great views after a climb to Simena Castle in Kaleköy.
The remains of ancient Simena are now in the modern village of Kaleköy. There are ruins dating back to 4th Century BC including many sarcophagi, a small Hellenistic period.theatre and Byzantine city w...
Great Byzantine Castle with fabulous panoramic view
Quote from thisisantalya.com: “Located in an idyllic village that (supposedly) can only be accessed by boat or by foot, Simena Castle is one of Antalya’s treasures. Awe-inspiring panoramic views, hos...
Simena village at the foot of the citadel is only directly accessible by boat or a short hike up the hill to the fortress via a necropolis featuring rock tombs. The fortress itself is well worth the...
Steep climb but worth the ascent for the view at the top
Visited Kalekoy (Simena) island in May 2024 as part of a private boat trip to Kekova island. It’s a steep ascent to the castle but the views are worth the climb. A few restaurants on the island which ...
Amazing Place to visit.
This place is just amazing. i felt in love the athmosphere, the view, cobblestone paths. you can eat home-made ice cream. almost all shops there produce their own ice cream. You can also climb to top ...
Great views after a climb to Simena Castle in Kaleköy.
The remains of ancient Simena are now in the modern village of Kaleköy. There are ruins dating back to 4th Century BC including many sarcophagi, a small Hellenistic period.theatre and Byzantine city w...
Great Byzantine Castle with fabulous panoramic view
Quote from thisisantalya.com: “Located in an idyllic village that (supposedly) can only be accessed by boat or by foot, Simena Castle is one of Antalya’s treasures. Awe-inspiring panoramic views, hos...
Great panorama, fun village
Simena village at the foot of the citadel is only directly accessible by boat or a short hike up the hill to the fortress via a necropolis featuring rock tombs. The fortress itself is well worth the...